Summer Sale
50% off Premium Yearly
00days
00hrs
00mins
00secs
TSE:ABX
Barrick Gold (ABX.TO)
56.19
-0.89 (1.56%)
as of Jun 19, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
449 watching
Financials 
Technical Analysis 0
BUY
BUY
Barrick should be every investment-grade portfolio. It's such high-quality, it may not outperform the index. It's the biggest, most liquid and highest-quality gold company. General investors will start with Barrick.
Rick RuleOwned
precious metals
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 11/19, Up 37%) Gold has leaps to go and government balance sheets are not getting any better for sure. The US president is getting more desperate to get re-elected and to would want to inject more value into the currency. Inflation is low. But cost of living in many US cities, based on a basket of goods in each city, are going ahead 8 to 10% per year.
Ross HealyOwned
precious metals
TOP PICK
He hasn't recommended it in a while. The stock has a beautiful balance sheet. It has been holding it's previous gains nicely. Even with current gold prices, it has upside. It is a senior and stable company that is a safe harbour investment. (Analysts’ price target is $26.78)
Ross HealyOwned
precious metals
DON'T BUY
His view on gold stocks is that there are three kinds of stocks. The large caps have a difficult time growing; the small caps are too risky and then there are the mid-tiers. The latter are the most attractive and more so are any that are about to become a mid-tier. He prefers EQX-X. Management has an impressive track record.
precious metals
HOLD
Gold is not expensive. Barrick increased its dividend and he likes their management. The Chinese Central bank has been steadily building gold inventory. They want to move their reserves up to the likes of the US, Germany, etc. No major reserves are being discovered, so eventually prices will rise. Gold prices today will start some exploration across the sector. Gold prices could find resistance around $1719 /oz. Seasonally, gold prices usually rise from after US Thanksgiving into the spring.
precious metals
TOP PICK
He likes gold stocks and Barrick is one of the cheaper senior ones. (Analysts’ price target is $26.80)
Ross HealyOwned
precious metals
COMMENT
BUY
Gold: buy micro-caps? It has seriously broken through $1,400. He plays it by owning Barrick, one of the best large-caps with good managers, and ROXG for its Burkino Faso mine. The micro-caps are too small for him; he prefers large-caps because they're more predictable. Barrick is his go-to gold stock.
Bryden TeichOwned
precious metals
TOP PICK
In gold's last run up to $1300, Barrick ran up quite a bit higher than the price to book valuation. So the stock "owes us" some valuation, because it has some catch up to do. Yield is 0.90%. (Analysts’ price target is $22.71)
Ross HealyOwned
precious metals
TOP PICK
Great place to be, especially if the Fed cuts rates. Gold stocks are still at multi-year lows. The charts look beautiful. A place where you can make some money. You have to watch it, put a stop on it. Yield is 0.98%. (Analysts’ price target is $20.92)
Bryden TeichOwned
precious metals
'%20fill='%23ffffff'%3e%3cg%20id='Pager'%20transform='translate(423.000000,%201755.000000)'%3e%3cpath%20d='M243.295367,17.286474%20C243.68919,16.9045087%20244.327703,16.9045087%20244.721525,17.286474%20L249,21.4361302%20L253.278475,17.286474%20C253.672297,16.9045087%20254.31081,16.9045087%20254.704633,17.286474%20C255.098456,17.6684393%20255.098456,18.2877274%20254.704633,18.6696927%20L249.35654,23.856763%20C249.159628,24.0477457%20248.840372,24.0477457%20248.64346,23.856763%20L243.295367,18.6696927%20C242.901544,18.2877274%20242.901544,17.6684393%20243.295367,17.286474%20Z'%20id='Path'%20transform='translate(249.000000,%2020.500000)%20scale(-1,%201)%20rotate(-90.000000)%20translate(-249.000000,%20-20.500000)%20'%3e%3c/path%3e%3c/g%3e%3c/g%3e%3c/g%3e%3c/svg%3e)
'%20fill='%23ffffff'%3e%3cg%20id='Pager'%20transform='translate(423.000000,%201755.000000)'%3e%3cpath%20d='M243.295367,17.286474%20C243.68919,16.9045087%20244.327703,16.9045087%20244.721525,17.286474%20L249,21.4361302%20L253.278475,17.286474%20C253.672297,16.9045087%20254.31081,16.9045087%20254.704633,17.286474%20C255.098456,17.6684393%20255.098456,18.2877274%20254.704633,18.6696927%20L249.35654,23.856763%20C249.159628,24.0477457%20248.840372,24.0477457%20248.64346,23.856763%20L243.295367,18.6696927%20C242.901544,18.2877274%20242.901544,17.6684393%20243.295367,17.286474%20Z'%20id='Path'%20transform='translate(249.000000,%2020.500000)%20rotate(-90.000000)%20translate(-249.000000,%20-20.500000)%20'%3e%3c/path%3e%3c/g%3e%3c/g%3e%3c/g%3e%3c/svg%3e)
ABX-T owns the majority of the joint venture and NGT-T owns about 40%. This is a deal that should have happened a long time ago. You had all these ounces that could be treated at a plant next door but you could not do that and it was not economic to do so at another plant. It shows some sanity to generalist investors. ABX-T did the best out of it.