TSX:AEM Agnico Eagle Mines Limited

ISIN: CA0084741085
MaterialsGold Mining
TSX · Toronto, Canada · dual-listed NYSE:AEM Analysis Status: On-Going
All prices, fair value, stop and scenario targets in CAD (TSX listing); technical support/resistance and ATR are shown in USD (NYSE:AEM primary-liquidity chart).
C$218.10
-1.0%
2 Jul 2026 · Signal v6
Changes since last report (18 Jun 2026, C$236.06): Price −7.6% to C$218.10 as the gold correction deepened then reversed. Signals unchanged: Short HOLD · Medium STRONG BUY · Long STRONG BUY. Scores near-flat: Quality 84 (flat), Valuation +1 to 66, Timing 50 (flat), Driver +2 to 86 (gold surged to ~US$4,130 on a dovish Warsh pivot + weak Jun payrolls). Hard-gate state improved caution → clear (FOMC event risk passed). Entry ladder Half-Size (1/3, Fundamental only). Fair value trimmed to C$300 (from C$360) on a more conservative peak-gold deck; stop widened to C$202 (from C$210) to clear the June support shelf. Next update 2026-07-16.
DISCLAIMER: This is a quantitative framework for educational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Always do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.

Agnico Eagle Mines Limited

Agnico Eagle Mines is a senior gold producer headquartered in Toronto, mining ~3.3–3.5 million ounces of gold a year from long-life assets concentrated in the world's safest mining jurisdictions — Canada, Finland, Australia and Mexico. Its core business is simply extracting and selling gold, so its earnings are a levered play on the gold price against a low, ~US$1,483/oz all-in sustaining cost. What sets it apart is the combination of that low cost base, an unusually clean net-cash balance sheet, and top-tier reserve quality in geopolitically stable countries — which is why the market awards it a premium multiple versus larger but riskier peers like Newmont and Barrick. Think of it as the blue-chip, lowest-risk way to own leverage to gold.

HorizonSignalComposite ScoreConfidenceKey Driver
Short-term (1–3 mo)HOLD6055%weak tape (daily strong-downtrend) offsets fundamentals
Medium-term (6–12 mo)STRONG BUY6862%cheap + gold tailwind + supportive economy
Long-term (3–5 yr)STRONG BUY7466%tier-1 quality + structural gold bid
Next update: 2026-07-16 — default +14d (no impactful event; Q2 earnings ~late July beyond window)
Table of Contents
1Five-Pillar Scorecard2Hard Gates & Do-Not-Buy Status3Pillar Detail: Business Quality4Pillar Detail: Valuation Attractiveness5Pillar Detail: Underlying Drivers6Pillar Detail: Economic Alignment7Pillar Detail: Entry/Exit Timing8Economic Event Risk9Multi-Timeframe Technical Analysis10Price Chart (6-Month Daily)11Scenario Summary12Entry / Exit Rules13Position Sizing Context14Calibration Snapshot15Data Sources & Methodology
1

Five-Pillar Scorecard

Five independent scores — each 0–100 with its own confidence. The three fundamental pillars (Quality / Valuation / Timing) set the base BUY/HOLD/SELL via the Decision Matrix; the two context pillars (Underlying Drivers, Economic Alignment) then amplify a BUY to STRONG BUY or a SELL to STRONG SELL when both corroborate.

Business Quality

84
strong
conf 80%

Valuation Attractiveness

66
attractive
conf 70%

Entry/Exit Timing

50
neutral
conf 65%

Underlying Drivers

86
Strong Tailwind
conf 72%

Economic Alignment

78
Trend-Following
conf 72%
2

Hard Gates & Do-Not-Buy Status

Binary safety checks — any TRIGGERED gate is a hard cap regardless of the scores above; CAUTION gates are sizing notes.
Financial Distress
Net cash ~US$2.8B; interest coverage 90x; current ratio 3.15 — no distress.
Earnings Event (14d)
Next earnings Q2-2026 ~late July, beyond the 14-day window.
Valuation Ceiling
C$218 sits far below the highest analyst target (C$425) and mid of own 5-yr range.
Accounting / Dilution
Share count stable ~500M; earnings clean (nonop ≈0); low SBC.
Regulatory / Binary
No pending binary regulatory event.
Severe Driver Collapse
Gold at record ~US$4,130; driver 86 — far above the viability floor.
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Pillar Detail: Business Quality

A deep dive into the Quality score: business economics, moat, ROIC and the industry benchmark.
Business Quality — Pillar Score
Tier-1, low-cost, net-cash senior capturing the gold rally at record margins
84
conf 80%

Lifecycle & sector: Mature, cash-generative senior gold producer (Materials / Gold Mining). Scored on the mining metric profile — AISC margin, FCF yield, P/NAV and ROIC, not net income, because a miner's reported profit is a levered function of the gold price. Earnings-quality check (step 7b): Q1-2026 non-operating income was negligible (operating income US$2.56B vs pre-tax US$2.56B), so the headline metrics are clean and need no normalisation — the strength is real operating leverage on a rising gold price, not mark-to-market noise.

Sub-signalValuePeer / historyScoreRead
AISC margin~US$2,650/oz (spot US$4,130 − AISC US$1,483)Top-quartile senior95Record operating margin; ~64% of spot
FCF generation~US$4.3B TTM FCF; ~5.6% FCF yieldAttractive band82Self-funds capex + dividend + buyback
Balance sheetNet cash ~US$2.8B (debt US$0.32B vs cash US$3.12B); int. cover 90x; current 3.15Best-in-class95Essentially debt-free
ROE / ROA22.3% / 15.5%Sector-leading85FMP ROE & ROA sub-scores both 5/5
Revenue trajectory+66% YoY (Q1 rev US$4.10B)Gold-price driven80Volume ~3.3–3.5Moz guided flat; price is the lever
Industry benchmark — AISC Margin: spot ~US$4,130 − AISC US$1,483 = ~US$2,650/oz, ~64% of spot. Threshold >40% of spot → score 95/100. Agnico is capturing the gold rally at industry-leading margins from tier-1 jurisdictions (Canada, Finland, Australia, Mexico).
Pricing power 50 — price-taker on gold (commodity).
Network effects 50 — n/a to a miner.
Switching costs 50 — n/a (fungible metal).
Cost advantage 70 — low-cost senior; AISC well below spot, disciplined tier-1-jurisdiction operator.
Intangibles 65 — premium reserve quality, best-in-class management, geopolitically safe asset base; commands a peer-premium multiple.

Moat score: 57/100 (average) — the durable edge is cost position + jurisdiction quality, not a classic moat.

Competitive Environment. Direct seniors: Newmont (NEM), Barrick (ABX/B), Kinross (K/KGC), Alamos (AGI).
RivalThreat typeShare trajectoryErosion vector
NewmontScale peerAEM gaining relativeNewmont operational/divestiture stumbles; AEM's margin & jurisdiction quality lead
BarrickScale peerAEM gainingBarrick carries Mali/African jurisdiction risk AEM avoids
Kinross / AlamosMid-tier growthstableSmaller reserve base; no cost edge over AEM
Net effect: competition does not erode the thesis — Cost Advantage held at 70, Intangibles 65. Competitive threat level: low; share trajectory: stable-to-gaining.

ROIC & capital allocation: ROIC top-quartile (~85th pct vs seniors); disciplined M&A, net-cash balance sheet, 15% payout with buybacks — capital allocation ~80. Management skin-in-the-game ~72. FMP financial-health rating A (4/5).

4

Pillar Detail: Valuation Attractiveness

Sector-appropriate multiples, FCF yield, reverse-DCF implied growth, embedded optionality, and the analyst-consensus cross-check.
Valuation Attractiveness — Pillar Score
Comfortably attractive: fwd P/E ~10.6x, ~5.6% FCF yield, +57% to consensus — capped only by a peak-gold discount
66
conf 70%

Gold miners are valued on P/NAV, FCF yield and EV/EBITDA at normalised gold — never trailing P/E in isolation (too cyclical). On the relative lens the stock reads comfortably Attractive (66), not merely fair, and the case is explicit below — this matters because at Neutral timing a Fair (<65) valuation would drop the medium/long base signal to HOLD.

MultipleCurrentReadScore
Forward P/E~10.6xCheap for a debt-free 22% ROE senior72
EV/EBITDA~7.6xBelow senior-gold mid-cycle70
FCF yield~5.6%Attractive band (>5%)72
Trailing P/E14.4xMid of own 5-yr range (decile ~5)58
P/B2.9xFull on book (FMP P/B 2/5) — the cap on the score45

FCF yield (universal anchor): ~5.6% (TTM FCF ~US$4.3B on ~US$76B EV) — the business throws off real cash at the current price.

Reverse DCF / implied growth: at C$218 the market implies gold roughly holds near current record levels — consensus EPS is expected to fade after 2027 (2027E ~US$14.2 → 2029E ~US$11.6), so the low forward multiple is "cheap only if gold stays high." That peak-gold discount is the reason the score is 66 and not higher; the offsetting +57% gap to analyst NAV/targets is why it clears Attractive.

Embedded optionality / free upside. (1) Spot > base-case gold — Street NAVs largely use a gold price below the ~US$4,130 spot; every US$100/oz above their deck drops almost entirely to FCF. (2) Reserve/resource growth & brownfield pipeline (Detour underground, Hope Bay, Odyssey ramp) not fully in consensus. (3) Net-cash optionality — buyback capacity + accretive M&A firepower. Core business justifies the bulk of the C$218 price; the spot-over-deck leverage is a near-free call. Tilt: +4.
Analyst consensus (CAD listing): mean C$341.9, median C$361.5, high C$424.9, low C$135.9 across 11 analysts → +56.8% to consensus from C$218.1. Grades: 20 Buy / 10 Hold / 1 Sell (64.5% bullish) — consensus Buy; no rating changes in the last 30 days. FMP financial-health rating A.
5

Pillar Detail: Underlying Drivers

The dominant external force the stock is tethered to, scored 0–100. A context pillar: it does not change the base signal — it feeds amplification (tailwind ≥65 can lift BUY→STRONG BUY; headwind ≤35 can push SELL→STRONG SELL).
Primary Driver
Gold price
86
Strong Tailwind

Primary driver: the gold price. Agnico's economics are a levered call on spot gold against a fixed ~US$1,483/oz AISC. The metal, not execution, dominates the P&L.

HorizonReadScore
Historical (25%)Gold up sharply over 12–24m to record territory; corrected in Mar–Jun then bounced85
Current (50%)Spot ~US$4,130/oz (Jul 2, +2.3% on the day) vs AISC US$1,483 → ~64% margin; central-bank buying structural90
Forward (25%)Dovish Fed pivot (Warsh) + weak Jun payrolls (57k vs 110k) ease real-rate headwind; de-dollarisation bid persists80

Driver score 86/100 — Strong Tailwind. ≥65 → amplification-eligible: it can lift a base BUY to STRONG BUY where economic pressure also agrees (medium/long). It does not change the fundamental pillar scores. Thesis-invalidation floor: gold sustained below ~US$3,200/oz would compress the margin thesis.

6

Pillar Detail: Economic Alignment

How the current economic climate sits relative to this stock, read from the latest Macro-Economic report. Classifies the macro pressure (Tailwind / Neutral / Headwind) — the second amplification input — and frames a long entry as Trend-Following or Contrarian with a 0–100 conviction.
Stance · Pressure
Trend-Following · Tailwind
78
conviction

Per the 26-Jun MacroDriver state, Gold = Underperform (short) / Outperform (medium) / Strong-Outperform (long) and Materials (XLB) = N/O/SO. Anchoring on the medium horizon the economic pressure is a Tailwind, strengthening to strong on the long horizon (de-dollarisation, CB accumulation). The short horizon lags (rate-sensitivity pressure, U). Going long rides the economic trend → Trend-Following, conviction 78. This Tailwind (with driver 86) enabled the STRONG-BUY amplification on medium and long; the short horizon was not amplified (short gold pressure = U, not Tailwind, and HOLD never amplifies).

Source: sector-map (Gold asset-class + Materials/XLB) · Macro report 2026-06-26

7

Pillar Detail: Entry/Exit Timing

The risk-reward framework, relative strength vs SPY and the sector ETF, the macro overlay, news-derived sentiment, and the catalyst cluster.
Entry/Exit Timing — Pillar Score
Good business, structurally weak tape — daily strong-downtrend below the 50/200-DMA
50
conf 65%

The tape is a beaten-down name stabilising: −37% from the March C$349 high, now C$218. Higher-timeframe (monthly) trend still up; weekly/daily in a downtrend but intraday recovering as gold surged Jul 2.

SignalReadScore
MTF confluenceMonthly up / weekly-daily down / hourly-15m recovering — transitional45
Risk-rewardNear the C$210 June support shelf; RSI(d) ~39 (oversold-ish, not capitulating)52
Relative strength52-wk range position ~32% (near lows); outperformed SPY 12m, lagged in the metals correction48
Position risk (ATR)Daily ATR ~US$7 (~C$10); stop room below C$210 shelf50
Macro overlay (0.20 wt, Materials=High sensitivity)Gold rate-sensitive; Fed turning dovish is supportive58
SentimentGrades steady Buy; no up/downgrades in 30d; gold-surge news positive55
CatalystQ2 earnings ~late July; clustering low — calm window72

Timing 50/100 — Neutral. Good business, structurally weak tape: the daily is still a strong-downtrend below the 50- and 200-DMA, so the short-term signal is HOLD despite the fundamental BUY combo.

8

Economic Event Risk

High-impact macro releases in the next 14 days that could swing this stock, plus the last 7 days of surprises.

Upcoming events (next 30 days)

DateEventImpactForecastPreviousRelevant?Why
2026-07-06ISM Services PMI (Jun)High54.054.5⚠ MediumChina/global demand proxy for metals
2026-07-08FOMC MinutesHigh✅ YesRate path drives gold's real-rate sensitivity
2026-07-14CPI YoY (Jun)High3.9%4.2%✅ YesInflation surprise moves real rates → gold
2026-07-16Retail Sales MoM (Jun)High0.3%0.9%⚠ MediumGrowth/rate read-through

Recent surprises (last 7 days)

DateEventActualForecastSurpriseImpact
2026-07-02Non-Farm Payrolls (Jun)57k110k−48% (below)Bullish gold — weak jobs → dovish Fed
2026-07-02Unemployment Rate (Jun)4.2%4.3%belowMixed; offset by the weak NFP print
2026-06-25Core PCE MoM (May)0.3%0.3%inlineNeutral
2026-06-30CB Consumer Confidence (Jun)91.294.4−3.4% (below)Mildly risk-off — supportive of gold

Materials is a High-macro-sensitivity sector, but no high-impact release falls inside the 3-trading-day WAIT-override window from Jul 2 (CPI is Jul 14, 8 trading days out). The Jul-2 payrolls miss (57k vs 110k) plus a dovish Warsh pivot drove gold +2.3% on the day — a live tailwind. CPI on Jul 14 is the next real gold catalyst and lands just after the scheduled +14d refresh.

9

Multi-Timeframe Technical Analysis

Trend, RSI and breakout status across monthly / weekly / daily / hourly / 15-minute, with a confluence verdict.
TimeframeTrendDirectionRSIMACDKey S/RBreakoutVol
MonthlyUptrend ↑Bullish53+, hist −S: 75 / R: 187 (USD)Res-breakout0.1x
WeeklyDowntrend ↓Bearish40S: 176 / R: 200 (USD)none1.0x
DailyStrong Down ↓Bearish39−, hist flatS: 151 / R: 185 (USD)Support-breakdown0.5x
HourlyRecovering →Neutral52+ turningS: 150 / R: 160 (USD)Res-breakout
15-minRecovering →Neutral59+S: 151 / R: 157 (USD)Res-breakout
Confluence: Transitional — secular uptrend, tactical downtrend, intraday bottoming · MTF Score 45

Classic higher-timeframe-bullish / lower-timeframe-pullback structure: the monthly trend is intact but weekly and daily are still in a downtrend below the 50- and 200-DMA. The daily RSI ~39 is oversold-ish without capitulation, and the hourly/15-min are recovering as gold surged. Watch a daily reclaim of the ~US$177 (≈C$250) 50-DMA to confirm the turn; the C$210 shelf is the pullback-entry zone. S/R and ATR are quoted in USD (NYSE listing).

10

Price Chart (6-Month Daily)

A 6-month daily close line with SMA50 and key support/resistance — the visual companion to the MTF table.

AEM.TO — 6-month daily close (CAD) with 50-day SMA. −37% off the March C$349 high into the C$210 June support shelf; gold's Jul-2 surge is the potential turn.

11

Scenario Summary

Bull / Base / Bear 12-month price paths with triggers and probability weights.

Bull C$365 (~+67%) · p≈25%

Gold breaks and holds >US$4,500 on a sustained dovish Fed + CB buying; multiple re-rates toward peer-premium. Approaches the median analyst target (C$362).

Base C$300 (~+38%) · p≈50%

Gold holds ~US$3,900–4,150; record AISC margin sustained; FCF funds dividend + buyback; modest re-rating as the tape repairs. 12-month centre of gravity, below the C$342 consensus.

Bear C$205 (~−6%) · p≈25%

Gold corrects to US$3,200–3,400 on a hawkish surprise / stronger USD; margin still positive but the multiple de-rates. Competitive read is benign — the risk is the metal, not share loss.

Probability-weighted ≈ C$296 (0.25·365 + 0.50·300 + 0.25·205), ~+36% over 12 months — driven by the gold-price path, not execution.

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Entry / Exit Rules

Three independent entry paths (Fundamental · Technical · Catalyst) and three exit triggers (Stop-Loss · Thesis · Profit-Target). Any one entry path is a valid entry — the more that agree, the larger the position the conviction ladder suggests. Exits are graded by severity, not count.

How to read this — the Conviction Ladder

The three entry groups are alternative paths to a buy, not a checklist. A group counts only when all its sub-conditions hold. How many groups are satisfied sets the suggested size — it does not gate whether you may enter: 1 group = Half-Size (a valid starter/scale-in), 2 = Full-Size, 3 = Over-Size (highest conviction); 0 = Wait (no path open yet). A strong overall signal can still read Wait here when the stock is well above its entry zones — that flags "good business, no entry edge right now," not a contradiction. Exits are graded by severity of what is live, not by a count: a hard stop is an Exit on its own.
Entry conviction: Half-Size1 of 3 groups met — one path open — starter / scale-in

Fundamental — MET

Trades well below fair value with a live driver tailwind.
✅ Price C$218.1 < fair value ~C$300
✅ No earnings within 7 days (Q2 ~late July)
✅ Underlying-Driver score ≥ 50 (86)

Technical — not MET

Daily still below the 50-DMA; preferred entry is a reclaim OR a confirmed higher-low bounce off C$210.
⛔ Daily close > 50-DMA (~C$250) on >1.5× volume
⛔ OR a tested bounce off the C$210 shelf with a higher low
✅ RSI 35–65 (~39)
⛔ MACD histogram positive ≥2 days OR turning up off support

Catalyst — not MET

No event in the window.
· Post-earnings move >+5% with guidance raised/maintained on >2× volume

Forecast: Fundamental group is already MET → a starter/Half-Size entry is valid now. The Technical group is the swing key: a daily reclaim of the ~C$250 50-DMA is ~2–4 weeks away IF gold's Jul-2 bounce holds (Moderate confidence — trend still down, low volume can reset it); alternatively a confirmed higher-low off the C$210 shelf could trigger within days on a further gold up-day (Moderate). The Catalyst group is date-bound to Q2 earnings ~late July (catalyst-dependent, not time-projectable). Net: entry edge exists now at Half-Size; Full-Size waits on the Technical confirmation.

Exit action: Holdno exit trigger is live — hold the position

Stop-Loss — not LIVE

⛔ Two daily closes below C$202 (below the C$210 June shelf, ~1.5 ATR buffer)

Thesis Invalidation — not LIVE

⛔ Gold sustained below ~US$3,200/oz (margin thesis breaks)
⛔ Full-year gold guidance cut / major tier-1 operational setback
⛔ Competitive: a named senior takes durable share via a structural cost edge (low probability)

Profit-Target — not LIVE

⛔ Price into ~C$342 (consensus) with RSI > 70 and no quality re-rating

Forecast: Stop unlikely in the next 4–6 weeks — price is ~7% above C$202 and gold is rising; a hawkish CPI surprise (Jul 14) is the main risk trigger. Profit-target is a multi-quarter event contingent on gold holding record levels.

Imagine you act at the current price of C$218.10 · as of 2 Jul 2026

What if you bought now?

You are risking ~7% (to the C$202 stop) to gain ~38% (base C$300), a ~1:5 risk-reward.

What you're risking: ~C$16/share to the hard stop; the bear path to ~C$205 if gold corrects; you're buying into a daily strong-downtrend (Technical group unmet) above the C$210 support entry zone — not the lowest-risk entry.

What you're gaining: immediate exposure to the C$300 base / C$365 bull upside, a ~5.6% FCF yield + 1.1% dividend while you wait, and a near-free call on spot gold above Street NAV decks. Read: acting now at Half-Size is defensible; waiting for a daily 50-DMA reclaim or a confirmed C$210 higher-low materially improves the entry.

What if you sold now?

You'd be protecting ~6% of downside but giving up ~38% of base-case upside below fair value.

What you're giving up: the C$300 base target (~+38%) and the spot-over-deck optionality; you'd be selling ~27% below the C$300 fair-value estimate and well below the C$342 consensus.

What you're protecting: the drawdown if gold rolls over to US$3,200. But no exit rule is live right now — stop not hit, no thesis break, profit-target far away. Read: this is a hold/accumulate zone, not a mechanical sell.

13

Position Sizing Context

Illustrative portfolio math (not advice) translating conviction into an allocation given risk-per-share and volatility.
Position sizing not computed — no allocation or portfolio role was supplied (batch/no-highlight run). For context: the §12 Conviction Ladder reads Half-Size (1 of 3 entry paths met — Fundamental only); beta ~0.57 (defensive vs SPY); daily ATR ~US$7 (~C$10, ~4.6% of price). Suggested approach if entering: stagger tranches at C$218, the C$210 shelf, and on a 50-DMA reclaim.
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Calibration Snapshot

Machine-readable snapshot of every score, level and signal, saved alongside the HTML so the next run can compute deltas.
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  "economic_alignment_pressure": "Tailwind",
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  "macro_report_date": "2026-06-26",
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Data Sources & Methodology

Audit trail of every data source: fully available (✓), fallback (⚠), or failed (✗), plus provenance-based confidence haircuts.
Data Source Status
get_yahoo_quote / get_yahoo_prices (AEM.TO) CAD price, targets, 6-mo daily chart
get_company_profile / get_income_statement / get_financial_ratios (AEM) fundamentals, clean-earnings check
get_multi_timeframe_analysis (AEM) USD S/R + trend across 5 TFs
get_price_target_consensus / get_grades_consensus / get_ratings_snapshot / get_stock_grades analyst targets, grades, FMP A rating
get_analyst_estimates fwd EPS path (peak-gold fade post-2027)
get_economic_calendar Jul macro events
get_earnings_calendar (AEM) empty — Q2 date inferred ~late July from Q2-25 cadence
Web (gold spot, Agnico AISC) spot ~US$4,130/oz; Q1 AISC US$1,483; FY guide US$1,400–1,550
Impact on scores: Confidence is capped mainly by Timing (transitional tape) and the peak-gold valuation discount, not by data gaps. Overall confidence 65% = min of the pillar confidences. The earnings-calendar gap is immaterial (earnings are beyond the window either way).
DISCLAIMER: This is a quantitative framework for educational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Always do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.