Could Be Time To “Buy The Dip” On Mining

Mining companies’ stocks have been hurt too by this decline. So, it could be time to “buy the dip” on mining.

The Precious Metal Is Rising Steadily

While gold has suffered somewhat recently, if you take a step back, it’s clear gold has been doing quite well for a while. Using the exchange-traded fund SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD) as a proxy, the shiny metal has been on the rise:

What’s behind the gains?

There are a few reasons, including rising deficits, sticky inflation, and support from central banks. See, gold does best during periods of doubt. And that includes heightened inflation, geopolitical issues, and policy uncertainty.

This macro backdrop and rising price scenario allows mining stocks to capture more profits. And that ultimately lifts the shares.

Oversold Gold Stocks Worth Consideration

Let’s be clear: best of breed gold companies easily outperform when the precious metal is steadily rising. Unsurprisingly, Big Money has been along for the ride for a long while.

Today, let’s highlight some oversold gold stocks worth consideration.

Up first is Alamos Gold, Inc. (AGI), which is a gold producer that saw sales of $1.34 billion in 2024 and is closing in on sales of $1.9 billion in 2025. Net income climbed to $284 million last year and is projected to soar to $597 million in 2025.

The shares have recently taken a hit, but the overall performance quality cannot be denied:

Another oversold gold stock to consider is Franco-Nevada Corporation (FNV). This gold royalty play has been a bellwether for years.

In 2024, FNV’s revenue was $1.11 billion. It’s expected to jump 48% in 2025 to $1.65 billion. Net income is expected to explode to $971 million this year, up from $552 million last year.

Finally, we have Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM). It is a mining superstar.

In 2024, Agnico’s sales were $8.28 billion. This year they’re estimated to ramp to $11.39 billion.

But profit growth is what makes AEM stand out. In 2024 net income stood at $1.89 billion. It’s expected to more than double to $3.89 billion this year.

Even with the recent dip, AEM shares are up 104% in 2025. Few mining stocks show the level of Big Money support AEM has received in the last few years.

Early Oversold Hits Could Spart Upswing

These top-notch stocks being hit hard could create an opportunity for value should they rise again. And based on their fundamentals and Big Money support, it’s likely they’ll continue an uptrend before too long.

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Disclosure: the author holds no position in AGI, FNV, or AEM at the time of publication.