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AG First Majestic Silver Corporation

$15.95
$0.04
(0.25%)
Pre-Market
Prev Close $15.99
EarningsNov 5
Mkt Cap$7.88B
Vol22,566.00

About AG

First Majestic Silver Corp. engages in the production, development, exploration, and acquisition of mineral properties, with a focus on silver and gold production in North America. It owns and operates producing mines in Mexico, including the Santa Elena Silver & Gold Mine, the Los Gatos Silver Mine, the San Dimas Silver & Gold Mine, and the La Encantada Silver Mine. It also owns the Jerritt Canyon Gold Mine in Nevada, USA, which is currently in the process of restarting. The company was founded by Keith Neumeyer on September 26, 1979 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
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Phil_er_up
$AG $SLV $EXK Spot silver and gold showing life tonight. Let’s see if Shanghai is interested in joining. This week will be interesting.
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Phil_er_up
$AG $SLV $EXK Early Black Friday sale on gold and silver for China and Tether…..what a gift for the big players.
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Phil_er_up
$AG $SLV I don’t trust this run up today in silver and potential run up even higher tonight. The last time Trump met with Xi silver dumped $10 in a few sessions and began a long leg down. They meet again tomorrow.
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MichaellaFinancial
$AG nice rebound, AG is so undervalued if you take your time to dig in really deep into the company structure
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exirish
$AG Oil companies have gone up a lot but miners are treated like dog shit. Yes oil companies are making a lot of money but at the same time they have billions of dollars debt. AG is debt free and have over a billion in cash but trades like a penny stock. Wtf.
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LibertyFreedom
$AG $SIL $SILJ Keep waiting for the bulk of the mainstream commercial investment community and the bulk of retail investors to figure this out. Only a matter of time...
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exirish
$AG Miners are getting bullied by big short funds daily. Millions of FCF getting in every quarter but still red 80% of the time. Aguess they have all the data and know that many retail investors are still in and want to shake the tree. This bullying has been going on 8-9 months now. At one stage there will be a leg higher but when......i dont know.
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ashley67687
$AG Trump let it slip "inflation will pay down the debt very rapidly". So the government plan is hyperinflation to erase the debt. This is very BULLISH for gold/silver. Load the boat boys!
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Joon1030
$AG $EXK Closing basis, the lowest price of silver in 2026 was 55.9 on 17.July. Sell8ng pressure is extremely high atm.
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Joon1030
$AG $EXK Let's not be shaken out. We buy when everyone hates it and sell when everyone loves it.
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hammer888
$AG The Treasury buys more bonds tomorrow. Bessent needs to buy way more than last time if he wants to bring these yields under control. Real estate’s on the ropes right now. Gold and silver might get a boost if the buy back is large enough.
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Joon1030
$AG No more arguing with bears. Saving my energy and keeping faith for the Silver breakout.🤭
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exirish
$AG Its just crazy to think that AG, CDE and Hecla havve more cash in hand than debt. Basically all 3 are debt free but stocks are treated like worthless penny stocks. Oil companies making new highs every day but most of them have a billions of debt. Not sure why miners are treated like that. Those 3 will move only if silver goes up. Maybe it is because theres a big retail investor hords sitting on those stocks and big money wants us out and want to depress us. We will see, i hope one day we will all get rewarded.
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Osborne820
$AG Big Tech Is Coming for Mining, and the Numbers Are Staggering. CNBC highlighted a Financial Times report that Anglo American is seeing “deep interest” from major technology companies in mining investments. Amazon and Microsoft have reportedly expressed interest in securing physical uranium from Cameco, while BHP’s CFO has acknowledged discussions with hyperscalers. Now consider the bigger picture. The ENTIRE publicly traded global mining sector has an estimated combined market capitalization of approximately $2 trillion to $4 trillion. Meanwhile, just a handful of technology companies, including Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, Amazon and Meta, collectively have market capitalizations many times greater. Think about that for a moment. These companies are spending hundreds of billions building AI infrastructure, data centers and the energy systems required to power them. Yet the entire publicly traded mining industry responsible for supplying many of the essential raw materials represents a fraction of their combined equity valuations. For a hyperscaler, investing $100 million, $1 Billion in a strategically important mining project could be relatively insignificant. For a miner, that same investment could be transformational. And if technology companies collectively directed even $100 billion toward mining investments and strategic supply agreements, that would represent approximately 3% of the entire publicly traded mining sector’s estimated market capitalization. Now consider silver. Silver is essential for electrical conductivity, solar technology, electronics and numerous advanced industrial applications. Unlike copper, silver is also a precious metal with monetary and investment demand. Furthermore, much of the world’s silver is produced as a byproduct of mining other metals, making supply relatively difficult to increase quickly in response to higher prices. That is where companies like First Majestic Silver ($AG) become particularly interesting. First Majestic offers substantial exposure to primary silver production at a time when industrial demand, investment demand and strategic interest in securing mineral supplies could increasingly converge. I’m not suggesting that $MSFT or $AMZN is about to acquire a silver miner, $TSLA / $SPCX might though. But I do believe we’re witnessing the early stages of a structural shift in how major corporations think about access to physical resources. For decades, technology companies have commanded enormous valuations while the mining industry has frequently struggled to attract sufficient development capital. What happens if even a relatively small portion of that technology-sector capital begins flowing upstream? Mining companies could gain access to entirely new sources of financing, strategic partnerships and long-term supply agreements. And investors may begin assigning greater value to established production, permitted assets and mineral resources in secure jurisdictions. Silver could benefit from this broader reassessment, even if the initial focus remains on copper, uranium and other critical minerals. I believe the next decade could fundamentally change how the market values companies controlling strategically important physical resources. And First Majestic is positioned to participate in that opportunity.
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Marasd
$AG the air going oit of everything they will just keep 10 stocks high apple etc to keep indexes high so the frog will not recognized it is boiled already.
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mayormachismo
$AG the boo birds are back. Do you all not remember last year? This feels eerily similar to me. This will be over 🔜
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ClipSave
$AG Until Comex is destroyed or fails, silver will never find true price discovery. Comex is how the bankers manipulate the system.
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Threepence
$AG I am not going long with this anymore. Going to sell as soon as it brings me 5% or better and buy it back in a couple days when it drops again. Can make some nice profit just riding this ridiculous wave.
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Marasd
$AG as i said $12 first then $16 then $8 lter maybe $40 but next year you will make better holding short term treasury
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MichaellaFinancial
$AG I don’t just talk the talk, I put my money where my mouth is. Conviction backed by capital.
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