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Nikolai Prospect Could Answer Domestic Need for Nickel (TSX-V: AEMC, OTCQB: AKEMF)
Major news release imminent - Canada nickel - CNC.V about to break out.
Nikolai Prospect Could Answer Domestic Need for Nickel (TSX-V: AEMC, OTCQB: AKEMF)
Nikolai Prospect Could Answer Domestic Need for Nickel (TSX-V: AEMC, OTCQB: AKEMF)
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dynaCERT and Cipher Neutron Enter into MOU with Molymet to Supply Green Hydrogen Using AEM Electrolysers
Stock I held for 2+ years became 2 separate companies that formed 1 week ago. If I sell them, are they considered short term holdings?
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Agnico Eagle plunges to three-month low after warning on higher 2023 costs (NYSE:AEM)
2022-12-01 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
Holley ($EMPW): An Immediately Undervalued Profitable Market Leader w/ Electric Vehicle Upside & Significant Institutional Support
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Hide in $AEM, $NEM and $AG these are solid miners and will continue to do well for years to come
AEM Agnico Eagle Everytime the US money supply expands, their product gets more valuable, and they are one of the best in their industry. The US is almost certainly going to keep expanding the money ey supply 😂 If generalist investors really look into gold miners, the amount of capital inflows into the sector will be MASSIVE compared to its relatively small size.
Unfamilair with BGF I own some gold stream company stocks. They are finance companies lend money to miners and they get to buy discount price on AU-AG crops. AEM, NEW, and B are some of them. Not all into gold own other energy sources also.
AEM - Agnico Eagle Mines Price of gold, the product they mine is gone up, while the cost to mine it hasn’t increased much. Printing profits every day.
Yes, sir, I hold both AEM and WPM. They have been to low for to long IMO
In theory... the biggest and best gold miners like AEM are set up to make OK money with gold at $2000. As gold has broken and held above that, they’re doing better and better. In theory... gold crashing 10% or even 20% or more still leaves them in good shape. Of course it wouldn’t play out that way but it illustrates why I was loading up on gold miners like Agnico Eagle.
I just sold my calls in AEM... prolly too early.
Also, I had a better stomach to the lows this year, most recently, and not to sell, and plug my nose every now and then and buy when others were selling. Which my margin would be up anyways at that point. Gotta grab some deals! It helps owning VXX UVXY UVIX at that time, and then switch to SVXY SVIZ ZIV. Made some profits. ZiV is an interesting one. Pays about 24% dividend equally distributed to each month. I'm not up on that one. Or on IIPR. I've owned that one for a while, just like AEM.
Check out Pan American Silver (PAAS), Hecla Mining (HL), and Agnico Eagle Mine (AEM). They have been printing for me for the last 4 months.
Can't believe my schwab advisor convinced me to sell AEM at $95. I'll never listen to those people again
NEM is great! It has gained a lot. I'm also in it. I like AEM a little more
AEM has been crushing it, literally and figuratively
Awesome....just bought AEM calls and GDX stock.
i think it will do good 12 months from now.. but i feel like AEM, TSM, LLY or even GOOGL will do much better.
Full conviction? Mineral mining stocks. I've been putting $20/week into various mineral mining stocks. AEM, KGC, CDE... But I also think Intel is a steal right now. That and Sirius xm
Lmfoa. Figma didn't supercede Adobe for web design. Adobe hasn't had a good tool for web design since Dreamweaver and Flash, which both shit the bed more than a decade ago. 99.9% of web devs had already completed abandoned Adobe for design tooling long before Figma gained any popularity. Then, Adobe tried to copy Figma with their XD product, and then they tried to buy Figma, which fell thru. Adobe pushes Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), but that's not a design tool. It's a CMS and DAM...and an absurdly expensive one that's pretty mediocre at what it does. They couldn't even integrate it well with Magento, which was probably the most flexible e-commerce platform for a decade or so. Tldr: Adobe has always sucked at everything relevant to web design and development.
can the miners post their earnings already I'm sleepy, come on why are you so late KGC AEM AGI all three of youses
Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM) is good, Kinross Gold (KGC), NEM Newmont Mining, and Barrick. AGI, FSM, all of them. I think there will be a lot of panic buying at some point during this bull market, much like what we saw with the Pokémon craze, so it doesn't really matter, but those are my favorites; they tend to perform well. As for penny stocks, I have some PZG in my portfolio that has gone up 41% since I purchased it, going to look for more. Many people haven't yet grasped the extent just how bad the impending debt crisis will be. I think anything positioning yourself for the collapse of the American hegemony is bullish, also (foreign markets, physical commodities such as precious metals, ammo).
Gold miners like $AEM and $KGC saved my portfolio both yesterday and today
At the conference last week, BHP was voted as the best run mining giant. AEM the best run gold miner.
PPTA, with a market cap of $1.6B and 4.8 million ounces of gold reserves, is trading at roughly $333 per ounce, considerably lower than major gold producers. Barrick has a market cap of around $31B with 69 million ounces, pricing its reserves at about $449/oz. Newmont, the world’s largest gold miner, holds roughly 96 million ounces with a $45B market cap, or about $469/oz. Agnico Eagle (AEM) carries a $25B valuation with 41 million ounces, making it the most expensive at $610/oz. Gold Fields (GFI) appears cheapest at around $200/oz, but its $10B valuation is offset by higher jurisdictional risk. In contrast, PPTA is a U.S.-based, federally backed, pre-production project with strategic value thanks to its substantial antimony reserves—none of which are currently reflected in its gold-only valuation.
NEM and B (Barrick) have suffered trailing performance compared to sectoral peers such as AEM and the large South African miners (Anglogold Ashanti and Gold Fields). I think NEM earnings won't be anything spectacular compared to other majors, although they may benefit from a pricing mean reversion tailwind within their sector over the coming months.
I feel like there is a real possibility they do. I'd also look at AEM they have beat earnings the last 6 quarters.
KGC, NEM, Barrick and AEM are all great companies that rise well with gold. PZG is a strong penny stock. My entire portfolio is gold miners and that's it. The Government is spending massive amounts of money, gold is going to go up, probably to 4000 by the end of the year and even more next year. We're in the early phase of a bull market. Gold miners still lag behind gold .4%
I'm boring lol GLD, because I think econ is going to shit AEM, because I think econ is going to shit LUCID, because I think elon is going to shit
Loading up on GDX and AEM. Thinking if I should buy RNMBY. Thoughts?
4/10. Small caps are for trades and not good during high rate cycles. They will be good coming out a recession. Why make it so complex? 10% AVDV seems high. I’d rather buy some global ETF’s. KSA, a German one, Mexico maybe, EUAD a good European defense. Add gold or silver. I have PAAS and AEM, but SIL or SIVR for less risk maybe for you. BTC is missing. And long term treasuries I don’t see the point.
PAAS, AEM. Silver and gold mining respectively
Good strategy. I’m looking at AEM and PAAS. The miners are getting primed for another launch.
Got AEM 104 call from Monday, Yesterday, closed pretty good +25%..and today gold dumping before market open. Sold with -50% . Because gold price look like to take another dive. This market fuk me hard today
Goes that why sometimes… GDXJ and GDXU intermittently have been good ones… AEM too
Sorry, GDX/U miners… AEM 💪… HL… others 😁
Sorry, GDX/U miners… AEM 💪… HL… others 😁
“Might have its moment” in 2025 after running up 30% in 2024? Actually a friend got into gold long in early 2024 and was telling me about it but I stupidly ignored it until ~Jan 2025, he is also in gold miners (AEM for sure) and said they actually lag gold a bit, not run ahead of it, which makes sense. Worked out great for him. Gold trends are still very strongly positive but a reversal could come fast too.
I know everyone is watching INTC and GOOGL but how about AEM tonight? Gold miners been pumping lately
“No manufacturer is even capable of doing what Tesla did” This is the part you’re actually correct on. It’s such a financially stupid decision that any other AEM would be legally unable to do this as they have a fiduciary duty to the shareholders lol
Gold miners are looking strong… AEM earnings in 30 days…
> It’s crazy, every other major AEM is able to come out with new models without totally stopping production. They offload all their demand to dealers, in many cases make mandatory # of cars the dealers have to buy, and they take MUCH longer to refresh a model. > So Tesla makes up for lagging demand by just making sure they make no revenue at all off their most popular vehicle. They want to refresh their most popular vehicle, a new version that will have higher margins. They also have limited space and aren't going to set up entire new lines and produce an inferior product along side the better one... that doesn't make any sense at all. No manufacturer is even capable of doing what Tesla just did.
So Tesla makes up for lagging demand by just making sure they make no revenue at all off their most popular vehicle. Understood, so just fucked up and mismanaged as typical. It’s crazy, every other major AEM is able to come out with new models without totally stopping production.
Nice pullback to the 21 EMA today. Got in on AGI and AEM
While it’s not 1:1, I prefer to get my gold exposure via gold miners. I understand that gold and the miners do not always trade similarly, but for example AEM and GOLD have done very well YYD. The S&P already includes about 4 gold miners, plus I own some international funds that hold mining companies. So buying additional gold on top of the baseline exposure provided by the index doesn’t always jive with me. That said, I do own a few miner stocks individually, but no gold itself.
My portfolio is 2 drinks away from calling my ex and asking her if she wants to go halves on a U-Haul so we can both move back in with my brother. Here’s what I’m holding before my brain completely evaporates from the trash weed this chick from my mom's kleptomania group keeps stealing from my mom and then selling it back to me.” $HUT – Mining bitcoin to finance my crippling lack of purpose other than losing my desire for life more and more day after red day after red day. $CATX – Some radioactive penny stock that’ll either cure cancer or bankrupt me. No in-between $CIFR – They mine imaginary money with real electricity just like in sim city. $GOGL – It’s like Google but for morons. $SEAT – Because if Americans stop going to Concerts and spending their Parent's money how else will all my friends and yours enjoy themselves without us ever being invited or able to afford to go. $KOS – This one's for real. Cousin skeeter said so. Yes the one that's a muppet $AEM – Gold mining. When there's nothing left for the elite to do but look at their shiny presence in a mirror and smile. They will have to use something besides the poors tears to make their skin shine $BVHN-- because it just is. If you haven't looked up any of these by now you definitely won't need a reason for this one. If this goes well, I’ll post a course on YouTube. If not, I’ll start selling Mary Kay or NuSkin just like all the unemployed women yall know.
What about gold mining stocks like Barrick or AEM?
Check AEM on 5 y chart please 
Gold miners- AU FNV AEM AGI GDX EGO GFI
I was also looking at Newmont, mostly because their P/E is a lot lower than AEM with the same market cap, and since Newmont is like $70 less I figured there's a lot more upside potential. However I saw this article posted earlier an now I have cold feet. Thoughts? [https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/04/20/3064404/0/en/NEWMONT-ALERT-Bragar-Eagel-Squire-P-C-is-Investigating-Newmont-Corporation-on-Behalf-of-Long-Term-Stockholders-and-Encourages-Investors-to-Contact-the-Firm.html](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/04/20/3064404/0/en/NEWMONT-ALERT-Bragar-Eagel-Squire-P-C-is-Investigating-Newmont-Corporation-on-Behalf-of-Long-Term-Stockholders-and-Encourages-Investors-to-Contact-the-Firm.html)
I like VRT, AEM, TMUS, and GEV. I worry for NEE, CMG, and TSLA.
Been watching AGI, AEM and IAG for a few weeks but also didn't buy in mainly just because of current market conditions. Now I'm kicking myself that I didn't. Everything seems like it's run up too much now so hoping for a bit of a pullback.
I remember this dude telling me about AEM a few months ago and I was like “it’s too expensive no way it keeps going up” Guh
Thinking about it. It's a collection of mining shares and they've all tanked apart from 3 gold miners (AEM/RMS/VAU).
Just buy GLD, GDX, AEM and puts on TLT. And prepare for the collapse of the dollar.
AEM ripping again. Gonna be great earnings.
Ya, I did 5% gold and 5% copper. I did GLDM/AEM and CPER/FCX.
[https://totalrealreturns.com/s/VFINX,AEM,KGC](https://totalrealreturns.com/s/VFINX,AEM,KGC)
That can happen. Which is why you need to be selective where you invest. AEM & KGC are doing way better for me than any Gold ETFs. https://imgur.com/a/14vun6F
Yes, this week only 3330.00, GDX/J AEM USGO GORO HMY all good… silver and copper flankers to, copper should swing even higher soon.
Such a shame that I sold my AGI & AEM stocks when I condensed my portfolio. Was loading up on them since last summer.
Thoughts on Gold here, especially miners? Have 2 competing narratives. Analyst/hedge managers consensus is gold has more to run. And miners in particular are on the cusp of reporting some monster earnings. The thesis is their all in costs are around $1k, which set them up well for $2k gold. But with $3k gold, they should be minting money. Commodities technician Garner however says gold is overbought and cruising for a near term pullback or worse. Her track record on calling these trends is strong. She sees an imminent drop to $2900, and if that doesn’t hold, it’s “look out below” time. Betting on a gold pullback at 2500 and 2000 would have been wrong, so maybe it’s wrong here too. I am intrigued to hold and see if miners like AEM can knock it out of the park for earnings.
Lots of shorts covering in the market now, that's why the high beta small cap stocks are up a lot. Lots of risks remain in the market. I used this bounce to sell my HOOD position which is going to have a terrible quarter and guidance because they make lots of money during bull markets, but in bear markets they are crushed because nobody is going to invest....people prefer to stay in cash and out of the stock market and the situation stabilizes. I will re-enter some months from now when the market is going to go up. I also sold my ASTS position, netting a small profit. In this macroeconomic scenario I don't want risk and unprofitable companies are very risky. Added to RKLB as the only unprofitable company I own right now, that's the risky part of my portfolio. Added to the gold miners NEM, AEM and KGC I have a couple of short positions which I'm maintaining to hedge the portfolio because I believe there is still plenty of downside risk with a recession.
No. AEM is a literal gold mine. DJT is a social media company.
AEM the AAPL of miners - also the largest holding in GDX
Sweet, made a touch of the top of AEM
I had been selling covered calls on AEM (a gold miner), got called away at $100… up 120% in two years so not bad.
Their top holding is AEM, they’re down .41% today. Looks like most the holdings are mining companies, which probably evening out with the steel tariffs.
Yeah I was primarily thinking of FCX since it has both copper + gold, and also Barrick/Newmoney, etc. Didn't look at AEM.
> micro cap gold producer is only up about 20% Which one? My miner of choice has been AEM. It’s up appropriately. Their all-in costs are about $900 per ounce. With gold at $2000 they were making sick money. Here above $3000 it’s even more insanely profitable.
> gold miner stocks barely responding Um, what? Look at the chart of AEM. It responded +3% yesterday alone. I do agree that the action on FCX is bewildering. It’s down 30-40% while copper is up 30-40%. I don’t agree copper is a mirage. It’s an irreplaceable material for electrification and things like grid infrastructure. It might get whipsawed by misguided market players trading it on the hourly sentiments of data center boom/bust. But the overarching fact is that with or without a data center boom, electricity use in every country only goes up. As for gold, it’s also irreplaceable as a material for electric interconnects and for emotional uses, but the surge is primarily driven a flee to safety.
What plays you been eyeing? NEM or AEM? Or just GDX?
There are a lot of bad gold mining stocks which is why they get a bad rap. I think Barrick and AEM are the only ones that consistently do well as long as gold price is holding. All mining companies reinvest heavily in things that take a very long time to pay off but these two are big enough that they can buy more properties or upscale production without it completely wiping out their profits.
I own some AEM. Such a weird stock. I prefer bullion personally. Price of gold will shoot up in a week and gold stocks are all down. Or a couple go up hard in a month others flat but gold increases. There isn't always a direct correlation. I like how flat they remain when tech has a bad day though, and the dividends while low are never a bad thing
# **TLDR** --- **Ticker:** GOLD, AEM, FNV, NEM, CGAU, KGC **Direction:** Up **Prognosis:** Buy gold mining stocks; they're undervalued, increasing production, and sitting on cash. **Author's Portfolio Performance (From Image):** Mostly Green, with AEM and KGC being significant winners.
Gold miners are in a cash-piling phase right now. [Barrick just reached a $438M agreement with Mali](https://www.mining-technology.com/news/barrick-gold-mining-dispute-mali/) to restart operations at Loulo-Gounkoto. That's the kind of deal you make when you're flush with cash. AEM and GOLD are solid picks. Both have strong balance sheets and established mines. AEM especially since they [completed that Kirkland Lake merger](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/heres-why-agnico-eagle-mines-144513004.html) and expanded operations in Canada. The sector's undervalued because most retail investors think mining is old school. But with gold prices trending up and production costs stabilizing, these companies are printing money. Plus they've got hard assets - something that matters a lot in this market. Franco Nevada's a smart pick too. Streaming companies dodge the operational headaches of actual mining while still getting exposure to gold prices.
Im up on AEM 105% and with the chinese gold rush lately not planning to sell anytime soon
The thing about making profit on the back of gold in stocks… it rarely comes from major players. They will climb yes but returns will be slow. You got to find speculators or claim stocks (often in shady parts of the market like the OTC exchange) and pick ones well positioned with recent gold finds in prime areas and then hope they can catch the eye of a bigger player who either absorbs them or does business with them. $ACRL is one I’ve been watching who just had some great gold drill results in the Kirkland Lake area near Agnico Eagles ($AEM) claims but there are certainly a few others. Basically have to get in on the ground floor and hope for breakthroughs and these types of plays can be generational wealth makers even if they are lotto plays by their nature.
AEM, NEM, GLD all down today. There’s nowhere to hide.
Mining stocks as a 10-bagger? The contrarian setup is real, but the execution in this post is sloppy. Yes, miners are trading at “left for dead” valuations despite strong gold and copper prices, and yes, history shows they outperform during inflationary spikes and tech downturns. But GDXJ is a dumpster fire of cash-burning dilution machines. Most of these companies will never produce an ounce of gold, let alone generate free cash flow. If you want real upside, you need companies that can survive and thrive at today’s prices—not just in a speculative mania. That means targeting low-cost, high-margin gold producers like Agnico Eagle (AEM), B2Gold (BTG), and Kinross (KGC), all of which are already profitable with strong balance sheets and low AISC. If you’re looking for 10-baggers, forget ETFs—focus on single-asset, high-grade juniors with clear paths to production and limited dilution. And if you’re serious about commodities, you can’t stop at gold—copper and lithium need to be part of the equation. Electrification is the defining macro trend of the next decade, and demand for these metals is far outpacing supply. Copper is an existential bottleneck for the energy transition, and the best-positioned producers—First Quantum (FM.TO) and Freeport-McMoRan (FCX)—run massive, cost-efficient mines that will print cash at current prices. Lithium, meanwhile, is a looming supply crisis. Sigma Lithium (SGML) has the lowest-cost hard rock operation on the planet (~$500/ton LCE) with zero net debt, while Albemarle (ALB) generates billions in free cash flow and has a conservative 1.2x net debt/EBITDA. These aren’t speculation plays—these are capital-efficient, fundamentally strong companies that will benefit regardless of whether we get a speculative mining bubble. The key is balance sheet strength and cost efficiency. Agnico Eagle’s AISC is just ~$1,239/oz with net debt under $217M. B2Gold runs at sub-$1,100/oz AISC with a net cash position and a 6% dividend. Kinross has aggressively deleveraged, slashing net debt by $800M to just ~1.0x EBITDA. In copper, First Quantum’s cash costs sit at ~$1.40/lb, while Freeport-McMoRan remains the safest pick with AISC of ~$1.60/lb and a pristine ~0.7x net debt/EBITDA. If you want exposure to mining, this is how you build a portfolio—gold for defensive value, copper for secular growth, and lithium for explosive upside. GDXJ? That’s dead money.
I'm in FCX (gold/copper miner), AEM (gold miner), and FNV (gold royalties/streaming). I'm hoping that covers me.
AEM:TSX (Agnico Eagle Mines) is in good shape. I work in the deepest gold mine in the America continent ; LaRonde. Actually ATH, following gold uptrend and revenue is good 😁
I’m up on AEM and RGLD the past few weeks.. many of the Gold miners could moon as central bank buying backstops the price and inflation/potus idiocy kick into even higher gear.. I have a bunch of miners, a few dogs (especially in silver right now which is odd) and few superstars. It’s a tough market, but agree, the opportunity is definitely there right now. I think we could see $5k per oz over next two years.
Long: GOLD: 400 shares at $18.63. Down $276 AEM: 117 shares at $47.42. Up $5,666 WPM: 111 shares at $14.83. Up $5,846 KGC: 541 shares at $6.09. Up $2,802 All those cast calculations include the dividends paid, so my DRIPs have been raising my average price per share over the years. All these comments about mining stocks being at all-time lows - sheesh. Not in my experience.
I forgot fundamentals don’t mean shit for earnings, AEM beats and dumps after hours?
AEM reports AH. Gold been ripping. Could be ontereeting...worth a flyer anyways.
When copper pops it should be really good. No complaints with AEM. Acceptable dividend and good long term growth potential and decent management. Im gonna need a decent reason to sell out of it.
Good picks, esp AEM. I'm bullish on mining too rn, especially copper and molybdenum (eg, FCX, SCCO).
AEM since mid nov TMO since end of NOV and a few short term holds im using for dividend capture
AEM chart looks much better than NEM since Oct. No idea why this difference Is there pairs trading using options? Maybe only adhoc
AEM is a better run company. Newmont usually lags raises in the price of miners.
Adobe is so much more than creative. There is the entire digital experience solo which includes AEM, Commerce, etc. Perhaps more relevant: when the company I worked for was acquired in 2018 (Magento, which became Adobe Commerce), I was shocked to learn that they are quite a data collection company, I believe to the tune of trillions of consumer interaction data points per year. You can see evidence of this apparatus during BFCM period when they are cited as the source of data.
I am with Kirkland Lake, now purchased by Agnico Eagle, since several years and more than happy. It was profitable when gold was @ 1700$, you can imagine now. Ticker is AEM