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Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd (Ontario) T.AEM

Alternate Symbol(s):  AEM

Agnico Eagle Mines Limited is a Canada-based gold mining company, which is engaged in producing precious metals from operations in Canada, Australia, Finland and Mexico. The Company has a pipeline of exploration and development projects in these countries as well as in the United States. Its operations include Canadian Malartic Complex, Detour Lake, Fosterville, Goldex, Kittila, La India, LaRonde Complex, Macassa, Meadowbank Complex, Meliadine and Pinos Altos. Its exploration site includes Anza, Barsele, Delta, Douay/Joutel, Kirkland Lake Regional, Kuotko, Monument Bay and others. The Canadian Malartic Complex is located over 25 kilometers (km) west of Val-d’Or in northwestern Quebec, Canada. The Detour Lake operation is located in northeastern Ontario, over 300 km northeast of Timmins and 185 km by road northeast of Cochrane, within the northernmost Abitibi Greenstone Belt. The Fosterville mine is a high-grade, low-cost underground gold mine, located 20 km from the city of Bendigo.


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Post by retiredcfon May 04, 2024 8:55am
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Trading Central

Trading Central

Top-rated Canadian equities using a quantitative approach 

What are we looking for?

Top-rated Canadian equities using Trading Central’s Quantamental factor investing methodology.

With the S&P/TSX Composite Index trading within 2.5 per cent of its 52-week high set on April 9, our research team delved into Canadian equities using a Quantitative perspective, which combines quantitative and fundamental analysis. Quantamental investing seeks to identify investment opportunities with a deeper understanding of market dynamics and a focus on generating alpha, or excess returns, for investors.

The screen

We initiated our search by implementing a minimum market capitalization threshold of $1-billion, prioritizing larger companies with more stable revenue streams while avoiding smaller, potentially riskier investments.

Next, we narrowed our search to stocks currently trading within 10 per cent of their 52-week highs, emphasizing strong price momentum and potentially bullish market sentiment. This focus enables the identification of potential breakout candidates and the opportunity to capitalize on established uptrends.

Finally, we implemented a filter to identify Canadian stocks with a TC Quantamental Rating of 55 or higher with a focus on growth and momentum factors above 50 out of 100. The TC Quantamental Rating ranks stocks on a scale of 0 to 100, with 100 being the most bullish and 0 being the most bearish. TC Quantamental Rating uses a combination of valuation, growth, quality, price momentum and income as key metrics when ranking a company.

For informational purposes, we have also included YTD, dividend yield, one-year price performance, the recent stock price and the price-to-earnings ratio.

More about Trading Central

Trading Central is a global leader in financial market research and investment analytics for retail online brokers and institutions. Its product suite provides actionable trading ideas based on technical and fundamental research covering stocks, exchange-traded funds, indexes, forex, options and commodities. Strategy Builder, our stock screener, is available through leading retail brokers in Canada and worldwide.

What we found

A quantitative approach to Canadian equities

RANK  COMPANY TICKER MKT.CAP. ($Bil)  RECENT PRICE ($) TC QUANT.RATING TC GTH.FCTR.RTNG TC MTM.FCTR.RTNG DIV.YLD (%) 1Y PERF. (%)
1 Secure Energy Services Inc SES-T 3.03 11.34 64 60 93 3.48 91.2
2 Manulife Financial Corp MFC-T 58.41 32.32 66 65 90 4.93 21.9
3 Dundee Precious Metals Inc DPM-T 1.91 10.66 77 93 77 2.09 3.1
4 goeasy Ltd GSY-T 2.97 178.67 65 71 72 2.62 99
5 Brookfield Reinsurance Ltd BNRE-T 6.68 56.13 56 67 75 0.77 31.3
6 Definity Financial Corp DFY-T 5.39 46.21 58 67 83 1.38 30.8
7 Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd AEM-T 44.05 89.14 68 91 82 2.44 11.8
8 Teck Resources Ltd TECK-B-T 34.55 66.81 63 69 75 0.75 12.5
9 Great-West Lifeco Inc GWO-T 38.02 41.2 56 66 61 5.45 5.9
10 Primo Water Corp PRMW-T 4.18 26.36 71 68 88 1.87 25.6

Source: Trading Central

Topping our list is Secure Energy Services , an environmental and energy infrastructure company, with a TC Quantamental Rating of 64 and the highest momentum factor rating, at 93, reflecting its impressive one-year price performance of 91.2 per cent. Although the stock is trading within 5 per cent of its recent 52-week high on April 11, its P/E ratio is the second-lowest on our list at just 5.93.

Dundee Precious Metals a global gold mining company, has the highest TC Quantamental factor and growth factor rating on our list at 77 and 93 respectively. The growth factor takes into account the year-over-year change in price/earnings, EPS growth and revenue growth.

Agnico Eagle Mines , another prominent gold miner, boasts the highest market capitalization on our list, standing at $44.05-billion, with its stock price trading within 4 per cent of its 52-week high reached last week. Additionally, it holds the second-highest TC growth factor rating at 91 out of 100, indicating continued growth potential.

Trading Central Strategy Builder provides a backtesting capability to evaluate how well an investing strategy would have worked in the past. Using a five-year historical period with quarterly rebalancing, the screen described had a 13-per-cent annualized total return over five years, compared with 6 per cent for the S&P/TSX 60 Composite Index.

The investment ideas presented here are for information only. They do not constitute advice or a recommendation by Trading Central with respect to investment in financial instruments. Investors should conduct further research before investing.

Gary Christie is head of North American research at Trading Central in Ottawa.

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