TSX:PAAS Pan American Silver Corp.

ISIN: CA6979001089
MaterialsSilver + Gold MiningMature
TSX · Vancouver, Canada · primary silver + gold producer · 5 countries Analysis Status: On-Going
All prices in CAD unless marked US$. Company reports in USD; metal spot quoted in US$/oz. FX ≈ C$1.40/US$.
C$67.40
-0.6%
7 Aug 2026 · Signal v6

Changes Since Last Report

vs. previous report dated 2026-07-23 (C$62.18). Price +8.4% to C$67.40. The silver downtrend that removed amplification last report has reversed: silver spot bounced ~US$58→US$62 and reclaimed a flattening 50-DMA, gold ~US$4,270, and PAAS.TO printed a daily breakout on 2x volume. That flips the picture.

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.

Pan American Silver Corp.

Pan American Silver is one of the world's largest primary silver producers, running a portfolio of silver and gold mines across Canada, Mexico, Peru, Argentina and Bolivia. Its core business is mining and processing ore into refined silver and gold (plus zinc, lead and copper by-products) sold at prevailing spot prices; roughly half of revenue is now gold, so it is best read as a diversified precious-metals producer rather than a pure silver play. What sets it apart is scale and diversification — 452Moz of silver and 6.3Moz of gold in proven-and-probable reserves, a low all-in sustaining cost base, and cash flow spread across five jurisdictions rather than a single mine. The 2025 acquisition of MAG Silver added a stake in the tier-one, low-cost Juanicipio mine. For a reader, think of it as a large, financially conservative (net-cash) miner whose earnings are geared to the direction of the silver and gold price.

HorizonSignalComposite ScoreConfidenceKey Driver
Short-term (1–3 mo)BUY6240%Tape turned up — daily breakout on 2x volume; metals reclaimed 50-DMA. Half-size (earnings 12 Aug).
Medium-term (6–12 mo)BUY6550%Cheap vs NAV + Materials Outperform; driver tailwind present but amplification WITHHELD — metals reversal only 2-3 sessions old, below 200-DMA, binary Q2 on 12 Aug.
Long-term (3–5 yr)STRONG BUY6858%Low-cost, net-cash producer geared to a structural precious-metals tailwind (Materials SO)
Next update: 2026-08-13 — Q2 earnings 2026-08-12 (after close) +1 trading day
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

73
strong
conf 76%

Valuation Attractiveness

63
attractive edge
conf 66%

Entry/Exit Timing

58
improving
conf 40%

Underlying Drivers

66
Tailwind
conf 62%

Economic Alignment

68
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 (C$2.3B cash vs C$1.2B debt), current ratio 2.84, interest cover very high. No distress.
⚠️
Earnings Event
Q2 2026 results after close Wed 12 Aug (5 days). PAAS regularly moves >5% post-print — binary event risk; timing confidence capped at 40%.
Valuation Ceiling
Trades at a discount to NAV at spot metals (~0.7x) and ~40% below consensus C$95; well inside the 1.5x P/NAV Materials guardrail. Not triggered.
Accounting / Dilution
Non-operating income ~5% of net income; clean earnings. Share count stable ex-MAG deal. No red flag.
Commodity Floor (Severe Driver)
Silver spot ~US$62 vs AISC ~US$17; gold ~US$4,270 vs AISC ~US$1,775. Margins enormous — nowhere near economic-viability floor.
Regulatory / Binary
No pending takeover, antitrust or binary ruling.
Gate summary: one caution — the 12 Aug Q2 print is an imminent binary that caps timing confidence and argues for a half-size starter, but it does not cap the signal. No hard Do-Not-Buy trigger is live.
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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
High-quality, net-cash, low-cost diversified precious-metals producer; huge AISC margins at spot.
73
conf 76%

Lifecycle / sector: Mature Materials — Silver + Gold Mining producer. Scored on the mining metric profile (AISC margin, reserve life, FCF, ROIC, balance sheet) — not growth multiples.

Sub-signalValuePeer / contextScore
AISC margin (silver)Spot ~US$62 vs AISC US$15.75-18.25Margin ~73% of spot — top-tier92
AISC margin (gold)Spot ~US$4,270 vs AISC US$1,700-1,850Margin ~58% of spot90
Profitability (ROE / ROA)ROE 20.8% / ROA 10.6%Well above miner median; FMP ROE score 5/580
Cash generation (FCF)FCF ~C$1.3B TTM; FCF/share C$3.09FCF yield ~4.6% at a rich share price66
Balance sheetNet cash ~C$1.1B; current ratio 2.84; D/E 11%Conservative — survives deep into the cycle85
Reserve base452Moz Ag + 6.3Moz Au P&P; 5 countriesLong life, diversified jurisdiction risk78
Industry benchmark — AISC Margin: silver AISC margin ~73% of spot (US$62 − ~US$17) and gold ~58% of spot. Both far above the >40%-of-spot “excellent” threshold. Benchmark score: 91/100. The rebound in silver (from ~US$58 in mid-July to ~US$62) has re-widened margins that had been compressing.
Pricing power
35
Price-taker on a global commodity — no pricing power.
Network effects
50
N/A for a miner (scored neutral).
Switching costs
50
N/A — fungible metal.
Cost advantage
68
Scale + Juanicipio (via MAG) pull the cost curve down; solidly mid-to-low cost.
Intangibles
60
Reserve quality, permits and multi-country operating footprint are the real barriers.

Moat score = 53 (average). A miner's “moat” is asset quality and cost position, not lock-in.

Competitive Environment

PAAS is a top-three primary silver producer; competition is for assets and cost position, not customers (the metal is fungible). Its share of the primary-silver supply is stable-to-rising after the MAG Silver acquisition added Juanicipio. No rival is taking its volume; the competitive risk is cost-curve creep (labour, energy, grade) relative to lower-cost peers.

RivalThreat typeShare trajectoryMoat-erosion vector
Fresnillo, Wheaton (streamers)Lower-cost supplyPAAS stableRelative cost position if grades slip
First Majestic, Coeur, HeclaDirect primary-silver peersPAAS stable / gaining (scale)None material — PAAS is larger, more diversified
Gold majors (for capital)Investor-flow competitionNeutralFund flows rotate gold vs silver

Net effect: Cost Advantage held at 68, no erosion to switching/pricing. Competitive threat: low.

ROIC & capital allocation: ROIC in the top quartile of the peer set as metals run; disciplined variable dividend (raised four straight quarters to C$0.247), MAG Silver bolt-on was accretive, buyback authorisation in place. Management skin-in-game moderate. Capital allocation ~76.

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
Cheap against NAV at spot metals and ~40% below consensus, though trailing multiples look full on cyclical earnings.
63
conf 66%
MultiplePAASRead
P/NAV (spot metals)~0.7-0.9xDiscount to NAV; inside 1.5x guardrail
Forward P/E10.2xCheap if metals hold
Trailing P/E15.1xFull on cyclical TTM earnings
EV/EBITDA (TTM)~9xAround the 8x Materials guardrail
P/B2.72xAbove book — typical at high metal prices
FCF yield~4.6%Fair; would rise sharply if metals stay bid
Warranted-multiple anchor (miner instantiation): valued on P/NAV, not a warranted P/E — the two-stage earnings anchor is not meaningful for a cyclical commodity producer. Discount rate r ≈ 9% (10-Y 4.63% + 4.5% ERP + 0 risk add-on, high-quality). NAV run at a base metals deck (silver ~US$55-60, gold ~US$4,000). PAAS trades at a discount to that NAV → val_band: attractive edge. The Materials guardrail (1.5x P/NAV / 8x EV/EBITDA) is not breached, so no Valuation-Ceiling gate.

Implied growth read: at C$67 the market is not extrapolating record silver — it prices metals below spot. The upside case needs metals to hold, not rise; that is a low bar given the current tape.

Embedded optionality / free upside: (1) Spot > base deck — silver US$62 / gold US$4,270 sit above the conservative NAV deck; every quarter metals hold above deck is un-modelled cash. (2) Juanicipio ramp & MAG synergies not fully in numbers. (3) Exploration / resource growth at La Colorada, Jacobina, Escobal restart optionality. (4) Net cash funds buybacks/M&A at a discount. Core business justifies most of the C$67 price; the spot-vs-deck gap and restart options are largely free. Tilt: +5.

Analyst consensus: ~13 analysts. Consensus target C$95 (Yahoo mean ≈ C$92, median ≈ C$94; FMP US$73 ≈ C$102), range C$74 (US$53, Jefferies) to C$132 (US$94). Upside to consensus ~+41%. Grades: 13 Buy / 10 Hold / 2 Sell (bullish 52%), consensus Buy. Note July PT cuts across precious metals (BofA cut 21) as gold pulled back from ~US$4,700 — targets have drifted down but still sit well above spot.

FMP ratings cross-check: overall A- (4/5) — ROE 5/5, ROA 5/5, D/E 3/5; P/E 2/5 and P/B 2/5 drag it (trailing multiples look full on cyclical earnings). Consistent with “great balance sheet, fair-to-attractive price.”

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
Silver & gold price (trend + level)
66
Tailwind

Primary driver: the silver and gold price — PAAS is a geared bet on their direction, not just their height. Per the mandatory commodity price-TREND overlay, level and trend are scored separately, and per horizon.

HorizonReadLabel
Short (1-3mo)Silver spot ~US$62 (SLV ~$56) has reclaimed a flattening 50-DMA after a ~+8% bounce off the mid-July ~US$58 low; gold ~US$4,270 (GLD ~$390) back above its 50-DMA. Both put in strong Aug 3-5 thrusts. Trend turned up but still below spring highs / rising 200-DMA.Neutral→Tailwind
Medium (6-12mo)Falling 10-Y (4.63%, from 4.75%), soft July jobs, stagflation-lite regime, Iran/Hormuz escalation and continued central-bank buying support precious metals. Level far above AISC.Tailwind
Long (3-5yr)Structural: de-dollarisation, CB accumulation, silver's industrial/solar demand, constrained mine supply. Macro Materials Long = Strong Outperform.Tailwind

Level: extraordinary — silver US$62 vs AISC ~US$17, gold US$4,270 vs AISC ~US$1,775. Trend: flipped from the July downtrend (which had removed amplification) back to recovering. Forward: supportive (rates/geopolitics), tempered by July PT cuts and metals still ~18% below spring peaks.

Driver score 66 → Tailwind (amplification-eligible). Amplification is TAKEN at Long (structural silver/gold + de-dollarisation) but WITHHELD at Medium — the metals reversal is only ~2-3 sessions old, still below the 200-DMA, and a binary Q2 print lands 12 Aug, so Medium holds at BUY pending confirmation. Short = BUY on the 5-Aug 2.05× volume breakout, half-size (earnings-in-7-days gate caps timing). Thesis-invalidation floor: silver losing the reclaimed ~US$55 (SLV) / spot <US$52 sustained flips this back to a live headwind.

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
68
conviction

The 30 Jul MacroDriver report scores Materials (XLB) Outperform / Outperform / Strong Outperform (S/M/L). Regime = 'stagflation-lite — energy shock re-armed + policy-tight into cooling growth', which is a classic precious-metals tailwind (real rates easing, geopolitical risk bid, USD debasement theme). Going long PAAS rides that economic trend → Trend-Following, pressure Tailwind. The Tailwind pressure is what enables the medium/long STRONG-BUY amplification alongside the driver.

Source: sector-map (Materials / XLB) · Macro report 2026-07-30

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
Tape turned up — daily breakout on 2x volume; risk-reward favourable but an earnings binary caps confidence.
58
conf 40%

Risk-reward (daily): price C$67.40, stop below the 17 Jul swing low ~C$59 = ~C$8.4 risk (~3 ATR at ATR 2.83), or a tighter stop under the C$63 breakout (~1.5 ATR). Nearest resistance the C$70.25 200-DMA, then C$75. Reward to base C$85 vs risk to C$59 ≈ 2:1.

SignalReadScore
MTF confluenceStrongly bullish; daily resistance breakout on 2.1x vol, MACD turning up66
Relative strength+15% off the July low; 52-wk range position ~49% (mid-range)60
Position-risk (ATR/stop)Stop ~3 ATR to swing low; ~1.5 ATR to breakout — moderate55
Macro overlay (Materials, high-sens)10-Y falling 4.63%, dovish jobs; favourable, but event cluster62
Sentiment (grades/news)Jefferies maintains Buy (PT trimmed); consensus Buy; news constructive58
Catalyst clusterNFP today + Q2 earnings 12 Aug + CPI — clustered48
Earnings gate: Q2 results after close 12 Aug (5 days). PAAS regularly moves >5% post-print, so timing confidence is capped at 40% and the entry is sized half. The directional read is BUY (technical confirmation present); the gate flags path risk, not direction.
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
2026-08-07Nonfarm Payrolls + Unemployment (Jul)High80k / 4.2%57k / 4.2%✅ YesRate-path driver — weak print = metals tailwind; releases TODAY
2026-08-12PAAS Q2 2026 results (after close)High✅ YesCompany binary — realized prices, AISC, FCF, dividend
2026-08-12US CPI (Jul) — windowHigh✅ YesInflation print drives real rates → gold/silver
2026-08-07CFTC Gold/Silver spec positionsMediumAu 182k / Ag 22k⚠ MediumPositioning gauge for the metals

Recent surprises (last 7 days)

DateEventActualForecastSurpriseImpact
2026-08-06Challenger Job Cuts (Jul)33.4k59k-43%Soft labour → metals supportive
2026-08-06Unit Labour Costs (Q2)1.3%2.1%-38%Cooler cost pressure → dovish
2026-08-05EIA Crude Stocks+2.5M-1.5M+265%Neutral for metals
2026-07-3110-Y Treasury4.63% (5 Aug)4.75% (31 Jul)fallingLower real rates → tailwind for gold/silver

Materials is a High macro-sensitivity sector. Today's jobs report is the near-term swing factor (a soft print extends the metals bounce; a hot one pressures it), and Q2 earnings + CPI cluster around 12 Aug. The 10-Y has fallen to 4.63% and labour data is cooling — a supportive backdrop — but the event cluster is why the short is sized half and timing confidence is capped.

9

Multi-Timeframe Technical Analysis

Trend, RSI and breakout status across monthly / weekly / daily / hourly / 15-minute, with a confluence verdict.
TimeframeTrendDirectionRSIMACDKey S/RBreakoutVol
MonthlyUptrendBullish58+, highS 25 / R 95.4Resist. breakout0.1x
WeeklyUptrendNeutral49-, easingS 61.2 / R 73Resist. breakout0.7x
DailyRecoveringBullish60hist +, turning upS 62.2 / R 68.2Resist. breakout (2.1x vol)2.1x
HourlyUptrendBullish65+S 60.7 / R 68.2Resist. breakout1.3x
15-minDowntrendNeutral51flatS 66.3 / R 68.25.8x
Confluence: Strongly bullish · MTF Score 66

The tape has decisively turned since the last report: the daily flagged a resistance breakout on ~2x volume (5 Aug) with MACD histogram flipping positive and RSI back to 60. Monthly and weekly remain in uptrends. Price C$67.40 sits above the daily SMA50 (C$65.89) and just below the SMA200 (C$70.25) — reclaiming the 200-DMA is the next confirmation. Only the 15-min is choppy (noise). This is the 'higher-timeframe up + short-term momentum turning up' setup that satisfies the Technical entry group.

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Price Chart (6-Month Daily)

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

PAAS.TO 6-month daily (CAD). Feb peak ~C$93 → June/July metals slide to the C$58.5 low (17 Jul) → sharp Aug 4-5 rebound to C$67.8 on the silver/gold bounce. Now above the 50-DMA, testing the 200-DMA.

11

Scenario Summary

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

Bull C$100 (28%)

Metals resume the uptrend — silver back toward US$70+, gold to new highs on Fed cuts + Iran/Hormuz escalation. PAAS reclaims the 200-DMA and re-rates toward consensus (~C$95-100). Strong Q2 (realized prices, FCF, another dividend bump) is the catalyst. +48%.

Base C$85 (50%)

Metals hold roughly current levels (silver US$58-65, gold US$4,000-4,400). Q2 confirms wide AISC margins and rising FCF; the stock grinds up toward NAV, still short of the full consensus target. The probability-weighted centre of gravity. +26%.

Bear C$55 (22%)

COMMODITY TRIGGER — metals roll back over (silver loses the reclaimed ~US$55 SLV / spot

Probability-weighted 12-month value ≈ C$83 (0.28×100 + 0.50×85 + 0.22×55) — ~+23% above the C$67.40 price, skewed to the upside with a real, commodity-driven downside.

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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 — not MET

Cheap vs NAV and a live driver tailwind — but earnings are inside 7 days.
✅ Price C$67.40 < fair value ~C$85
⛔ No earnings within 7 days (Q2 = 12 Aug)
✅ Underlying-Driver score ≥ 50 (66)

Technical — MET

Daily reclaimed the 50-DMA on ~2x volume with MACD turning up — confirmation is present.
✅ Daily close C$67.40 > SMA50 C$65.89 on >1.5x vol (2.1x, 5 Aug)
✅ RSI 35-65 (daily 60)
✅ MACD histogram positive / turning up (yes)

Catalyst — not MET

Q2 print not yet out — becomes live 12 Aug.
· Post-earnings move >+5% with guidance raised

Forecast: Technical group ALREADY MET (daily reclaim on 5 Aug). Fundamental group opens ~13 Aug once earnings clear the 7-day window (Moderate-High if metals hold). Catalyst group resolves at the 12 Aug print — a >+5% beat with a dividend bump would take conviction to Full/Over-size. A reclaim of the C$70.25 200-DMA on volume is the next technical tell (~1-3 weeks; Moderate).

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

Stop-Loss — not LIVE

⛔ Two daily closes below C$59 (below the 17 Jul swing low)

Thesis Invalidation — not LIVE

⛔ Silver loses the reclaimed 50-DMA — spot sustained
⛔ OR Q2 shows a sharp AISC blow-out / guidance cut

Profit-Target — not LIVE

⛔ Price into consensus ~C$95 with RSI > 70 and no NAV upgrade

Forecast: Stop (C$59) unlikely in 4-6 weeks barring a metals reversal or a bad Q2 — price sits ~12% above it. Profit-trim (C$95) needs the metals uptrend to resume; not near-term.

Imagine you act at the current price of C$67.40 · as of 7 Aug 2026

What if you bought now?

You are risking ~13% (to the C$59 stop) to gain ~26% (base C$85), with upside to ~C$100 if metals run.

What you're risking: C$67.40 → C$59 stop = -12.5%; the bear path retests C$55 (-18%) if metals roll over or Q2 disappoints. You are buying 5 days before a binary earnings print (Fundamental group not yet met) — that is the main reason to size half now.

What you're gaining: immediate participation in a base +26% / bull +48% move you already own the option on; a ~1.3% dividend (rising four quarters running); embedded spot-vs-deck and Juanicipio optionality; ~+41% to consensus C$95. Risk-reward from here is roughly 1 : 2. Read: a half-size starter now is reasonable; adding after the 12 Aug print (or on a C$70 200-DMA reclaim) improves the deal.

What if you sold now?

Selling now gives up ~+26% base upside and a rising dividend to sidestep a possible metals reversal.

What you're giving up: the base move to C$85 (+26%), the bull path to C$100, the dividend, and the embedded optionality — and you'd be selling below fair value (~C$85) and ~40% below consensus.

What you're protecting: capital if the bear case (metals reversal / weak Q2) plays out — an ~18% drawdown to C$55. But no exit rule is triggered: no stop hit, no thesis break, price below target. Read: this is a hold/accumulate zone, not a mechanical sell.

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Position Sizing Context

Illustrative portfolio math (not advice) translating conviction into an allocation given risk-per-share and volatility.

No portfolio allocation was specified, so position sizing is illustrative only. The §12 Conviction Ladder reads Half-Size (1 of 3 entry paths met — Technical). Given ATR ~4% daily and beta ~1.55, PAAS trades like ~1.5x the market's risk. A starter now, with the balance added after the 12 Aug earnings binary (or on a confirmed C$70 200-DMA reclaim), matches the ladder. Not advice — adjust to your own risk tolerance and existing precious-metals exposure.

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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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Data Sources & Methodology

Audit trail of every data source: fully available (✓), fallback (⚠), or failed (✗), plus provenance-based confidence haircuts.
Data Source Status
get_company_profile / get_yahoo_quote Price C$67.40, mkt cap, ratios (CAD)
get_income_statement (quarterly) Through Q1 2026; Q2 not yet reported (due 12 Aug)
get_financial_ratios ROE 20.8%, fwd P/E 10.2, FCF/sh 3.09
get_multi_timeframe_analysis Confluence strongly bullish; daily breakout
get_stock_prices (PAAS.TO / SLV / GLD) 6mo daily + commodity-trend overlay
get_price_target_consensus / grades Consensus US$73 (C$95); 13B/10H/2S
get_ratings_snapshot A- (4/5)
get_economic_calendar / get_economic_series NFP today; 10-Y 4.63%
get_earnings_calendar Empty — earnings date confirmed via SEC 6-K / IR web search (12 Aug)
Web (silver/gold spot, Q2 date) Silver ~US$62, gold ~US$4,270; Q2 12 Aug
Impact on scores: Timing confidence capped at 40% by the imminent Q2 earnings gate. Q2 income statement not yet available (Q1 latest) — quality/valuation scored on TTM through Q1 plus spot metals; the 12 Aug print will refresh these. Analyst estimates for 2026E EBITDA appear to lag realized metal prices (stale-low), so forward multiples are conservative. Overall confidence 46%.
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.