Barrick Mining Corp B

$38.65 -2.11 (-5.18%)

Valuation

Market cap
66,636,240,000
Revenue TTM
$16,956,000,000
Net income TTM
$4,993,000,000
PE ratio
11.82
Forward PE
11.57
Profit margin
29.45%
Debt to equity
0.13

Trading

Volume
8,851,600
Avg volume
8,693,370
Day's range
$38.24 – $39.55
Shares out
1,634,844,000
Stochastic %K
13%
Beta
0.48
Analysts
Strong Sell
Price target
$52.20

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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FatDuck3 Oct 23, 3:59 AM
$SLV $GLD.X $JNUG $GDX $B Trump says the United States is not negotiating with Iran and something will happen 'fairly soon' don't be surprised if Trump makes a significant move in the coming days right before the midterms with regards to Iran. Likely to be the weekend
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FatDuck3 Oct 23, 2:20 AM
$JNUG $GLD.X $SLV $GDX $B Folks like him are catching on & that's not going to be a good thing. If more folks begin to understand what he's now just realizing then the folks at the bottom will more angered: ➡️So, I’ve been taking accounting, right? & I’m kind of towards the end of it & it’s really changed how I view certain things in the world For the longest time growing up, I always thought that when you buy assets, those assets go up in value because, you know, they’re appreciating assets But I never really stopped to ask the question: Why do assets go up in value? If money were still tied to the gold standard, right, there wouldn’t be a surplus of dollars in our economic system But we’re not on the gold standard & we keep printing more & more money So it got me thinking, right? Do assets really ever go up in value? Or is it just that the dollar is getting weaker,& it takes more dollars to buy the exact same thing? But they sell it to us as appreciation https://www.tiktok.com/@snowfinancial_/video/7698758474934652174
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FatDuck3 Oct 23, 2:02 AM
$GDX $GLD $JNUG $B $SLV The "huge dumping" question: how much of what’s happening are people actually paying attention to? The constant "why?" may not be answered until the midterms, when the consequences of all this could become much clearer or take an entirely different turn as results come in & are challenged, dissected, & questioned to death & also what occurs w/Iran & the idea that the economy is in the best shape it’s ever been simply doesn’t hold up if you’re willing to read beyond the headlines & dig into the details. The more you look, the more questions you have—& the more reasons there are for concern. The problem is that things no longer NEED to make sense to happen. There’s no clear train of thought that will get you or me through this. We’re left relying on sheer will & conviction. Much like this market, valuations are increasingly driven by emotion & passion—a "price to innovation," if you will.
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FatDuck3 Oct 23, 1:00 AM
$SLV $JNUG $GDX $GLD $B World’s largest wealth fund posts $30 billion loss after bond market turbulence The combination of rising govt bond yields, widening corporate credit spreads & weakening economic demand would be much more concerning than any 1 of those signals alone. The parallels can be scary when you compare it to the US, all the same issues but the US IS THE RESERVE CURRENCY. The fact that our economy nor other economies CANT withstand tightening financial conditions is a clear indication that "moral hazard" is now in the bloodstream & liver of financial systems When credit stress builds in a smaller economy, the damage may remain local. When it builds around U.S. govt debt & U.S. credit markets, the consequences will be GLOBAL "The fund’s return was close to flat, ending slightly negative as rising interest rates led to weaker results on our fixed-income investments." https://www.cnbc.com/2026/10/22/norges-bank-nbim-wealth-fund-q3-results.html
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FatDuck3 Oct 22, 10:49 PM
$JNUG $GLD $SLV $GDX $B Corporate Credit Stress Is Flashing Red The spread between the weakest corporate borrowers & lower-tier investment-grade debt has surged to 979 basis points‼️a level that will SOON DEMAND LOTS OF ATTENTION Companies are facing higher borrowing costs, rising energy bills & customers who are spending LESS. As debts come due, refinancing gets harder, profits get squeezed & businesses are forced to cut spending, STOP HIRING as we are beginning to see the start of heavy layoffs History shows that credit problems can build long before the wider economy feels the pain. Even if the Fed cuts rates, companies may still face higher borrowing costs if lenders grow more worried about getting their money back The real danger is that this stops being a problem for struggling companies & starts hitting healthy businesses, too FORCING THEM TO CUT SPENDING, & lay off workers By the time the damage shows up in the economic data, it will already be well underway. Get Ready
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End00Game Oct 22, 9:37 PM
$B $AEM
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EarnieElk Oct 22, 8:51 PM
$B Just in case anyone doesn’t believe our new CEO (Mark Hill) is gonna kick the can on Reko Diq for much longer. That debt is free to carry…
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topstockalerts Oct 22, 8:44 PM
Freedom Broker downgraded gold miner Newmont to Hold from Buy and cut its price target to $116 from $130, signaling limited near-term upside. Analyst Vitaly Kononov cited an unfavorable balance between earnings growth, execution risk and valuation potential compared with major gold producers. Rising costs across Newmont’s Australian portfolio and performance risks at its Lihir and Cadia mines are key concerns for its 2027 EBITDA outlook. The downgrade was part of a broader reassessment of North American gold miners, with Freedom Broker also cutting ratings on Agnico Eagle Mines and Barrick Mining amid lower near-term EBITDA forecasts, persistent operational risks and valuation constraints. Newmont was scheduled to report quarterly earnings after Thursday’s market close. Wall Street expected EPS of $1.96 and revenue of $6.01 billion, while Freedom Broker forecast $6.44 billion in revenue, $3.96 billion in adjusted EBITDA and adjusted EPS of $2.25. $NEM $B $GC_F
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