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Gold & Precious Metals Stocks

Industrials

Senior gold miners, silver producers, royalty and streaming companies, and precious metals across the mining stack. The universe is dominated by Senior Gold Miners (43%) and Diversified Miners (23%), underperforming SPY by 8.0 percentage points YTD.

YTD Return

+0.6%

-8.0 pts vs SPY

5 of 25 beat SPY

1-Month Return

-16.0%

-15.1 pts vs SPY

Universe Size

25 Stocks

Curated theme basket

Market Cap

$648.26B

Total capitalization

Theme Performance

Gold & Precious Metals Stocks Performance vs SPY and QQQ

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Theme Composition

Gold & Precious Metals Stocks Breakdown

Categories reflect each company's primary theme role. Some companies may have exposure to multiple segments.

Theme Overview

Gold & Precious Metals Stocks Overview

A summary of how the theme breaks down across business segments and where concentration risk lives.

Selected Stocks

25

in theme

Total Market Cap

$648.26B

combined

Highly Concentrated

The top 2 segments (Senior Gold Miners & Diversified Miners & Royalty & Streaming & Other segments) represent 66.2% of this theme by market cap.

Top Gold & Precious Metals Stocks Stocks

Top Gold & Precious Metals Stocks Stocks by Segment, Performance, and Valuation

NEM logo

NEM

Newmont Corporation

#1
Price$100.23
Mkt Cap-
YTD-1%
Rev G-11.7%
FCX logo

FCX

Freeport-McMoRan Inc.

#2
Price$68.41
Mkt Cap-
YTD+31.7%
Rev G7.9%
AEM logo

AEM

Agnico Eagle Mines Limited

#3
Price$162.64
Mkt Cap-
YTD-4.6%
Rev G44.2%
WPM logo

WPM

Wheaton Precious Metals Corp.

#4
Price$116.10
Mkt Cap-
YTD-1.5%
Rev G88.3%
AU logo

AU

AngloGold Ashanti Plc

#5
Price$86.30
Mkt Cap-
YTD+0.8%
Rev G75.2%
FNV logo

FNV

Franco-Nevada Corporation

#6
Price$209.46
Mkt Cap-
YTD+0.4%
Rev G71.8%
TECK logo

TECK

Teck Resources Limited

#7
Price$64.84
Mkt Cap-
YTD+35%
Rev G27.4%
KGC logo

KGC

Kinross Gold Corporation

#8
Price$25.58
Mkt Cap-
YTD-9.6%
Rev G42.7%
PAAS logo

PAAS

Pan American Silver Corp.

#9
Price$48.14
Mkt Cap-
YTD-5.7%
Rev G34.3%
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AA

Alcoa Corporation

#10
Price$68.77
Mkt Cap-
YTD+21.6%
Rev G3.6%

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Daily Intelligence

Yesterday in Gold & Precious Metals Stocks

Key headlines and stock-level catalysts from the last trading session.

Markets closed - showing last session.

The next recap publishes after Jun 15, 2026 market close.

Session Brief

Jun 12, 2026
MIXED

Gold price in a bear market, yet several miners rally on short‑term bounce, copper demand and sector momentum. Newmont and Freeport trade above fair value, while AEM and MP sit below intrinsic estimates. Orla Mining shows a turnaround after a steep decline, and Royal Gold benefits from its gold‑streaming model.

Key Drivers

Stock-Level Catalysts

Sentiment reflects catalyst narrative, not price direction - a stock can close lower while the fundamental driver is bullish.

NEM logoNEM logo
NEMMIXED

Newmont Corporation

+2.71%

last session


Newmont shares rose 5.2% after a brief slump, but analysts flag overvaluation and a gold bear market that may press...

AEM logoAEM logo
AEMMIXED

Agnico Eagle Mines Limited

+3.09%

last session


AEM trades at a premium valuation but a DCF model values it at $351 versus the $160 market price, while analysts no...

FCX logoFCX logo
FCXMIXED

Freeport-McMoRan Inc.

+3.12%

last session


FCX is trading above its GF value estimate after a 6.9% gain, yet it has dropped more steeply than the broader mark...

MP logoMP logo
MPNEUTRAL

MP Materials Corp.

+0.65%

last session


Fresh EOD news and price action made this stock a theme driver.

AG logoAG logo
AGBEARISH

First Majestic Silver Corp.

+4.31%

last session


AG shares slipped 3.7% after AGM voting results, with analysts citing continued overvaluation and lack of upside ca...

Updated after market close

Jun 12, 2026

Valuation Pulse

Are Gold & Precious Metals Stocks cheap or expensive right now?

DCF valuations and Wall Street ratings across the theme.

Data as of Jun 14, 2026 (EOD)

25 stocks in theme - 0 with full coverage

DCF Valuation

(Intrinsic Value)
Median Upside -

No DCF coverage is currently available for this theme.

Wall Street Consensus

(Price Targets)
Median Target Upside +53%

25

of 25

covered

Buy / Strong Buy
21(84%)
Hold
4(16%)
Sell / Strong Sell
0(0%)

Coverage Snapshot

Consensus is based on 25 stocks with analyst price targets. DCF analysis is based on 0 stocks with intrinsic value estimates.

Valuation Distribution

(24 covered stocks)

Theme Valuation Score

1.4

Bargain

Scale: 1 (Cheap) to 5 (Expensive)

1

Bargain

20 stocks (83%)

>= +30%

2

Cheap

0 stocks (0%)

+10% to +30%

3

Fair

3 stocks (13%)

-10% to +10%

4

Expensive

0 stocks (0%)

-25% to -10%

5

Very Expensive

1 stocks (4%)

<= -25%

Valuation score blends Wall Street target upside at 65% weight and DCF upside at 35% weight when both are available; single-source covered stocks use the available signal. Higher score means more expensive.

Earnings Calendar

Upcoming Earnings in Gold & Precious Metals Theme

Companies reporting in the next 30 days. Earnings dates and estimates can change as reports approach.

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Research & Methodology

How to evaluate Gold & Precious Metals Stocks

Methodology, investment thesis, and key risks for this theme.

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How we evaluate these stocks

Our methodology

We compare miners, royalty companies, and diversified metals producers by cost structure, reserve quality, jurisdiction risk, and leverage to metal prices. Royalty models are treated separately from mine operators.

  • AISC and margin sensitivity to gold prices
  • Reserve life and production quality
  • Royalty and streaming models separated from operators
  • Balance-sheet strength across the cycle
  • Jurisdiction and project execution risk
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Investment thesis

Why this theme exists

Gold and precious metals equities give investors leveraged exposure to bullion, real-rate expectations, reserve diversification, and geopolitical stress. The strongest names combine resource quality with disciplined capital allocation.

  • Gold can benefit from lower real rates and reserve diversification
  • Miners offer operating leverage to metal prices
  • Royalty companies provide lower-operating-risk exposure
  • Silver adds industrial demand sensitivity
  • Strong balance sheets can survive commodity downturns
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Key risks

What could go wrong

Precious metals stocks can underperform bullion when costs rise, mines disappoint, or capital discipline weakens. High-cost miners are especially vulnerable when gold prices fall.

  • Gold price reversals can compress miner cash flow
  • Cost inflation can raise AISC and reduce margins
  • Mine disruptions and permitting delays can reset estimates
  • Political risk matters in resource-rich jurisdictions
  • Junior miners can dilute shareholders before production
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions investors have about the Gold & Precious Metals Stocks theme.

01What are gold and precious metals stocks?

Companies whose revenue or earnings are materially driven by gold or silver production, precious metals royalties and streaming agreements, or exposure to critical minerals with monetary or industrial demand. Spans senior gold miners (NEM, AEM), silver producers (PAAS, HL), royalty companies (WPM, FNV, RGLD), mid-tier and junior miners (BTG, EGO, IAG), and diversified miners with gold by-product (FCX, TECK).

02What are the best gold stocks to invest in?

Agnico Eagle (AEM) is widely regarded as the highest-quality senior gold miner — low-cost operations in politically stable jurisdictions (Canada, Finland, Mexico) and a strong dividend record. Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM) is the premier royalty/streaming vehicle with the best margin profile in the sector. For leverage, mid-tier producers like Kinross (KGC) and B2Gold (BTG) offer higher beta with reasonable cost profiles.

03What is the difference between gold miners and gold royalty companies?

Miners operate the mine — employing workers, buying equipment, managing all operational risk — and their margins depend on AISC relative to the gold price. Royalty and streaming companies (WPM, FNV, RGLD) provide upfront capital in exchange for a fixed percentage of metal production at a pre-agreed price. They carry no operating costs, no mine risk, and natural diversification across dozens of assets — which is why they trade at premium multiples.

04How does the gold price affect gold mining stocks?

Gold equities have operating leverage to the gold price: a 10% move in gold typically produces a 20-30% move in senior miner earnings, because most mining costs are fixed. This amplification makes gold stocks attractive in bull markets and risky in bear markets. Royalty companies have the same exposure with less downside volatility since they carry no operating costs. Use P/NAV at spot gold versus the historical range to judge whether miners are cheap or expensive relative to the current gold price.

05Are silver stocks different from gold stocks?

Silver is both a precious metal and an industrial metal — roughly 55% of silver demand is industrial (solar panels, electronics, EV charging), which gives silver stocks additional sensitivity to manufacturing and energy transition themes beyond the gold-like store-of-value demand. Primary silver miners (PAAS, HL, AG) have higher price volatility than gold miners due to the wider silver price swings. Gold-silver royalty companies like WPM hold both metals and smooth out some of that volatility.

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