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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sSwSs Oct 4, 1:06 PM
$B — Barrick Mining's recent analyses covered strong financial performance and operational stability alongside market headwinds and valuation concerns.
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rsmracks Oct 4, 12:13 PM
$B $SBSW $CDE It’s coming. Don’t lose sight. New millionaires will be made from this commodities super cycle.
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FatDuck3 Oct 3, 6:24 PM
$NEM $GLD $B $JNUG $SLV Ultrawealthy aren’t just pulling away from average Americans. Buoyed by a stock market boom that has added trillions of dollars to their net worth, now the extremely rich are even pulling away from other rich Americans ⁠ Top 0.1% wealthiest Americans have seen their total wealth MORE THAN DOUBLE since the end of 2019, according to new data from the Federal Reserve. The yr the pandemic started was when the ultrawealthy really began to pull away from other rich groups, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of Fed data ⁠ In dollar terms, the very richest Americans have gained a total $14.5 trillion in wealth over that period, w/the majority of that—about $10 trillion—coming from gains in stocks & mutual funds, according to the Fed data, which runs through the end of June ⁠ The roughly 137,000 households who make up the nation’s top 0.1% had already gotten richer in comparison to everyone else in recent decades, thanks to higher incomes & lower tax rates
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EarnieElk Oct 3, 2:38 PM
$B US Employment Growth Slows in Global Economic Chart https://ftn.ai/0657230221027577856
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ljy10101 Oct 3, 1:09 PM
$BA Boeing will own roughly $43B in debt as of Nov 1, '26. They are paying down debt at a clip of roughly $4B/qtr. That should increase to $5B/qtr by Q1/'27, and $6B/qtr by Q1/'28. Historically, prior to 2019, Boeing typically carried roughly $12B debt. The 737Max grounding and subsequent COVID lockdown ballooned the debt to $60B as they continued to pay employees with very little output (and without government assistance). The future? Date $B Debt Est. BA $/sh 2/1/'27 39 240 5/1/'27 34 270 8/1/'27 29 305 11/1/'27 24 345 2/1/'28 18 390 5/1/'28 12 440
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WinWin22 Oct 3, 5:07 AM
$B Gold! https://open.spotify.com/track/2IgAkdQg3eUjduclcOOiyW?si=4ZLd_F4pSYy3OB7uRPp9SQ&utm_source=copy-link
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FatDuck3 Oct 3, 1:11 AM
$GLD $SLV $JNUG $B $NEM Final revisions show the US economy LOST jobs in July. This is how the "data" was released: August 7, 2026 — Original report: July −23,000 jobs (negative) September 4, 2026 — 1st revision: July revised to +21,000 jobs (positive) October 2, 2026 — Latest revision: July revised again to −10,000 jobs (back to negative) its simply now a tool the BLS uses to mess with the market Remember we are in the NEW PCE methodology metric now which will continue to shave off inflation points. The key point to not forget is even when inflation slows this will never translate into price declines only the speed in which prices increase slows but never comes down, especially with this new phase companies are in of "dynamic pricing" & AI
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EarnieElk Oct 2, 11:15 PM
$B https://x.com/bpatriots23/status/2105683948382945716?s=46&t=DgglG6X8xxcIgqubj3GVgQ
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