Barnes Group B

$47.48 +0.02 (0.04%)

Valuation

Market cap
2,418,631,000
Revenue TTM
$1,450,870,000
Net income TTM
$16,000,000
PE ratio
37.97
Forward PE
24.18
Profit margin
1.10%
Debt to equity
0.88

Trading

Volume
3,477,200
Avg volume
753,852
Day's range
$47.48 – $47.50
Shares out
50,940,000
Stochastic %K
92%
Beta
1.32
Analysts
Hold
Price target
$47.50

Price

Company profile

Barrick Mining Corporation engages in the exploration, development, production, and sale of mineral properties. It explores for gold, copper, silver, and energy materials. The company was formerly known as Barrick Gold Corporation and changed its name to Barrick Mining Corporation in May 2025. Barrick Mining Corporation was founded in 1983 and is based in Toronto, Canada.

Industry
Gold
Sector
Basic Materials
Phone
416 861 9911
Website
https://www.barrick.com
Address
Brookfield Place, TD Canada Trust Tower, Suite 3700 161 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada

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rsmracks Sep 27, 1:09 AM
$SPY I’ve said for years that $750 would present heavy resistance. Where are the earnings coming from as we head into 2027 that can get the SPY to $850-900? I will begin scaling in short again soon. I initiated at $770 and covered it within a few days on weakness. I won’t begin again until $790 this next time. Scale in short every $20 increase. Currently the SPY is priced based on perfect forward earnings expectations. By the end of Q1, the revisions will start pouring in. I will remain 65% allocated to miners and 20+% allocated to energy into early 2027. The SPY basically holds 5% total weight to these sectors. I’m holding 85+% SPY $850 down to $630 when it drops. That’s only 25% drop It could be much worse. Where will the bond yields be by mid 2027? $TLT $B $JPM $BAC https://x.com/peterschiff/status/2103871017219428716?s=46
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rsmracks Sep 27, 12:58 AM
$B $AU $NEM $AEM $GDX Undervalued to say the least. Another 100% upside is due. Buckle up. ⬆️ https://x.com/minenergybiz/status/2103759264275636450?s=46
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EarnieElk Sep 26, 10:18 AM
$B https://x.com/minenergybiz/status/2103757468153139287?s=46&t=DgglG6X8xxcIgqubj3GVgQ
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EarnieElk Sep 25, 10:21 PM
$B
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FatDuck3 Sep 25, 7:12 PM
$GLD $JNUG $SLV $NEM $B The Bloomberg Commodity Index that includes agriculture, livestock, energy, & copper is up by 44.9% year/year ... that is on pace w/the increases seen in 2021-2022, 2008, 2003, & 2000 Liquidity support / QE-like operations → financial conditions don't tighten as much as the policy rate suggests → credit & nominal demand remain stronger → money/credit continue expanding → demand for commodities remains strong → commodity prices rise → inflation remains sticky → Fed has to keep rates higher → financial stress increases → Fed provides MOAR & MOAR liquidity support The Fed is trying to slow the economy down w/high interest rates, while @ the same time making sure the financial system doesn't slow down so much that it breaks. Twisting itself into a pretzel which will cause more & more liquidity support w/larger & larger debt buybacks. In the next 39 days we will likely see a $8 to $10 billion debt buyback enacted, financial engineering in this "capitalistic market"
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Pepe2050 Sep 25, 7:03 PM
$B $SBSW $GDX $HL $SILJ
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FatDuck3 Sep 25, 5:54 PM
$JNUG $GLD $NEM $SLV $B "The 85% decline in value means even the bond’s safest slices, once rated AAA, will get hit. After accounting for ...other claims, Wall Street strategists anticipate a recovery of around 44 cents on the dollar, while holders of seven lower-ranking tranches will be wiped out." The ratings on every single CRE bond are outdated & wrong. 85% gone on a AAA slice, remember when that rating was supposed to mean basically zero risk The conditions will be in a almost permanent state of expansion via QE reimagined https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-09-25/pimco-faces-35-million-loss-on-philadelphia-offices?srnd=homepage-americas
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FatDuck3 Sep 25, 4:34 PM
$SLV $GLD $JNUG $B $NEM More twisting themselves into a pretzel here. Bank capital → more lending → more deposits → more credit creation but w/M2 still expanding , the fed having in total purchased in less then a yr $358,873 Billion of T-bills, which is more than they purchased during COVID. These actions are creating the conditions for easy monetary policy NOT restrictive. The credit creation & M2 expansion is creating INFLATION What is happening has happened too many times before. The main introduction was Sept 16-17, 2019 & lasted until covid emergency rate cuts in March-April. The mechanic of this pretzel: You give the Fed $100 overnight → Fed gives you $100 worth of collateral → next day Fed gives you back ~$100 + interest, and you return the collateral. Sounds really "restrictive" right ? This economy is in a permanent state of money creation & expansion along with inflation which is here to stay elevated
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