PAN AMERICAN SILVER CORP (NYSE:PAAS) shows potential as an undervalued stock with solid financial health and profitability, despite weaker growth forecasts. A closer look at its fundamentals may interest value investors.
Pan American Silver Corp. to acquire MAG Silver Corp. for $2.1 billion, adding a 44% stake in Mexico's Juanicipio silver mine and boosting 2025 production and cash flow.
Gold surged to fresh all-time highs on Monday, with bullion jumping 2.5% to $3,410 per ounce by 11:20 a.m. ET, as mounting distrust in U.S. financial assets and inflation fears drive a flight to safety unlike anything seen since the global debt crises of the early 2010s.
Among ETFs with over $1 billion in assets, three funds are leading the pack when it comes to returns in 2025. Precious metals are what they have in common.
Gold prices exceeded $3,000/oz, with potential to reach $3,500 if investment demand rises. China's insurance sector and central banks may increase gold holdings, while ETF inflows signal growing retail interest. Trade policy uncertainty and a weaker U.S. dollar could further support prices.
The Gold/Silver ratio since March 2021(then 66x) has climbed up and away from its century-to-date average which today is 68.7x versus the actual ratio now of 87.8x.
Silver is up about 48% in the last year due to spiking demand and geopolitical uncertainty; these options provide investors ways to capitalize on the rally.
