NEM - Newmont Corporation

Bear flag breakdown suggests further downside to $82 or $77. Not a buy signal yet.

Gold miners like Newmont are soaring alongside gold prices as central banks shift reserves from US debt to gold

Largest gold miner in the world, blue-chip, benefits from gold's rally to ~$4,700/oz. Central banks buying ~1,000 tons of gold this year. Gold miners outperforming the metal suggests continued momentum.

World's largest gold miner, tier-one low-cost producer. Mentioned as a quality operator with strong balance sheet and dividends.

Gold miners are described as a leveraged play on gold. NEM specifically is mentioned as lagging the gold rally and 'not quite ripe yet' but could be ripe shortly. Felix suggests it could maximize returns with tight risk management, but defers detailed analysis to his live training.

Mentioned as an example of a gold miner that can be analyzed using the platform's tools. No explicit buy recommendation, but presented as a representative gold mining stock.

Gold responds to fear, currency weakness, inflation expectations, and monetary easing expectations. Historically gold averages ~9% gains in the first 12 months of a conflict. As one of the largest gold producers globally, Newmont offers leveraged upside — miners can move 15-20% when gold moves 5%. The host has been advocating for gold since the beginning of the year.

Cited as a major gold/silver producer trading at low valuations (P/E 11-13) with exploding margins despite rising metal prices. Described as offering lower risk with still good upside.

Ross shows Newmont as a real example of the shallowing pattern — a big move from $60 to $100, followed by tightening and a clean breakout resulting in a 40% gain in 50 days. Presented as a model of the pattern.

Mentioned as one of the biggest gold miners in the world, down 12% in the crash. Implied potential recovery if gold thesis plays out.