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KGC trade opportunity longHi everyone, Just wanted to share a new trade I’ve taken on KGC. The stock recently reacted from the weekly 10 EMA, and on the daily timeframe, it formed a descending wedge followed by a breakout. After that, it created a bullish flag which also broke out — this time with volume behind the move. These are solid confluences, and that's why I believe KGC has growth potential. I’ve taken the trade and will now let the market play out while managing the position according to my rules. Always stick to your strategy and trading plan. Let me know your thoughts — would love to hear how you see it!
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by GonzooTrading
Kinross Gold $KGC: Cash Flow King or Gold Risk? Kinross Gold (KGC): Cash Flow King or Gold Risk? 🏅💰 1/10 Kinross Gold NYSE:KGC surged 5.07%, hitting $10.57 per share. Revenue last quarter was $1.432 billion, driven by strong operations. 🔥 The gold sector might be glimmering again... 2/10 Earnings alert! NYSE:KGC releases its Q4 2024 results on February 12, 2025. Last quarter’s EPS beat was impressive: $0.232 vs. $0.178 expected. Will they outperform again? 📈 3/10 Free cash flow is booming: $450 million last quarter. Kinross repaid $650 million of a $1 billion loan. That’s aggressive debt reduction—investors love a clean balance sheet. 💸 4/10 Kinross trades at a P/E ratio of 17.59, relatively reasonable for its sector. Analysts see upside, especially considering the company’s free cash flow yield, outperforming peers like Barrick and Newmont. 📊 5/10 Risks remain. Gold price volatility directly impacts NYSE:KGC 's profitability. A price downturn would hurt margins despite their strong cash flow. ⚖️ Can Kinross hedge against gold’s wild price swings? 6/10 Strengths: NYSE:KGC ’s operational efficiency and strong cash flow allow it to reduce debt aggressively. Its high-quality assets in stable regions offer a defensive advantage. 🛡️ 7/10 Weaknesses: Kinross relies heavily on gold prices. Operational issues at key mines like Bald Mountain or Round Mountain could disrupt production guidance. ⛏️ Will mine performance stay strong? 8/10 Opportunities: Kinross can expand production in current and new mining regions. Operational improvements could boost margins, especially with ongoing debt reduction enhancing financial flexibility. 🏆 9/10 Threats: Competition for mining rights, inflationary pressures, and geopolitical risks threaten NYSE:KGC ’s long-term stability. Can they manage rising costs while expanding operations? 🌐 10/10 Is Kinross Gold NYSE:KGC worth the risk or reward in 2025? Vote now! 🗳️ Golden buy opportunity 🏆 Hold for now 🔄 Too risky, avoid ⚠️
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by DCAChampion
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Kinross Gold ($KGC) Poised for a Move Up Within the Channel NYSE:KGC has held strong within its rising channel, setting up for a potential 14% climb toward the 52-week high at $10.82. Channel Strength – Respecting the channel boundaries, signaling more room to run. Blue Support Zones – Solid support below, giving stability if there’s a pullback. SMA 150 Support – Positioned well to reinforce the trend. Volume – Steady at 20.5M, showing sustained interest. CCI Oversold – Severely oversold, hinting it might start moving up from here. KGC’s setup looks solid if it can keep riding this channel upward!
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by FunkyQuokka
KGC Short PositionHi traders, Taking a closer look at Kinross Gold Corporation, we can observe that it has formed a rising resistance line over the past few weeks, indicating a potential breakdown soon. The price has consistently formed higher lows, while encountering resistance around the same level, forming the upper trendline. Additionally, observing the Relative Strength Index (RSI) there can be observed a divergence. When divergence occurs it shows a weakness in the stock's price and potentially signaling a reversal in trend. As the breakdown seems imminent, preparing for entering a short position at this stage appears reasonable. The entry point could be slightly above the trendline, once the breakdown is confirmed. Stop Loss: 7.33 1st Take Profit: 6.22 2nd Take Profit: 5.56 Final Target: 5.18
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by vf_investment
Kinross Gold Corporation (KGC) Short Sell? You tell me!Ascending and Falling wedge patterns identified. Without recent news with KGC or really any of the gold industry, this stock leaves us with a TA of what we believe could happen. By establishing boundaries to protect yourself at the bottom, this stock could see a continued reversal out of the falling wedge established beteween 2020-2022. Or, the ascending wedge could cause a free fall below $4.00. Let me know everyone's thoughts!
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by RileyReed1
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Kinross Gold - 6:1 Long w/ Multiple ConfluencesThe weekly KGC price chart looks juicy for swing traders and position players, or anyone in search of quicker gold-correlated returns than the metal itself offers (+/- 25%). As always, I strive to render these ideas of mine so obviously that their explanation will require no words, and this forecast is no exception. My trading tactics - including the beauty of Tradingview and how it makes me look good - are based on identifying the opportunities within VOLUME, VOLATILITY and TREND EXHAUSTION. This chart was developed on the 1D frame and the entry was made on the hourly, and is here presented in the 1W version to accentuate the Trend Exhaustion Wedge w/in the Fib Space as fully as possible, albeit w/ some loss of detail. In fact, I generally prefer to trade on lower timeframes, so I execute swing trades like this one directly via my bank, in lieu of a savings account (which is NOT financial advice, by the way). Furthermore, a tighter Stop Loss at $4.71 (instead of the $4.64 shown here) offers a 9:1 Risk-to-Reward ratio. When it comes to most mining stocks, I tend to rely on pure price action based on tight line-work, with a minimum of indicators. Besides the obvious Harmonic W, a variety of patterns are on display here, including a descending Three Drives followed by an ascending version. The profit and retracement targets are passively based on Fibonacci ratios, and dynamically based on the VWAPs anchored at the C-point of the harmonic pattern. A volume profile is also anchored there, although it will become less valuable over time on the 1D chart, and is already invisible on hourly charts. One indicator worth noting, though, is the correlation histogram with First Majestic Silver; the periods of divergence should be especially interesting to lower timeframe prospectors. In fact, especially when I look at mining charts, I prefer to study their correlation either to the underlying asset or, better yet, to some other lesser-correlated asset in the same "genre". I will discuss both Kinross Gold and First Majestic Silver in forthcoming videos and streams on strategic and/or monetary metals. This will give you an opportunity to see what these charts look like on lower timeframes, and to ask questions. Until then, be liquid !!!
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by TheLeadingIndicator
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Kinross Gold Corp longNext to day and swing trading, I also manage a private funds. Always kept the two separate, but let me showcase some of my holdings that next to the fundamental implications, also have some interesting technical implications right now. Let me start of with Kinross Gold Corp. Kinross is a mining company with a great balance sheet that could greatly benefit from a rising gold price. Currently trading at $4.84 with in my opinion a price target of $7-$8 range or higher. My current average price is $3,54 and looking to add to the position based on technicals. If you look at the chart, you can see clearly price broke out of a bearish trend channel and created higher lows on the downside, which might indicate we are in for a nice bullrun on this stock. Looking for a correction on recent strong impulse and will add to the position if price does so. Let's go!
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by GoldvalleyCap
KGC to $5.75I'm publishing this after the entry has already been triggered but it would be in the hopes of a re-entry if it drops back to $5.32 after hitting the mid-point target and you sell half your 4 lots. The chart shown is on the 1D scale that I used to enter the larger chart that had triggered at $4.93. It is entirely possible that this is the gold market and mining stocks moment where they don't look back anymore, but any weakness can be used to get long again.
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by pinochleprince18