Barrick Making a Break for It
by Sam Collins  
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Barrick Gold Corp. (ABX) -- This gold-mining company with operations in Canada, the United States, Dominican Republic, Australia, Papua, New Guinea, Peru, Chile, Argentina, South Africa and Tanzania has been a steady performer in a volatile market.

The Trade of the Day first recommended ABX in 2006 when it was under $30 a share. Since then, it has moved in pace with the price of gold bullion. In February and March, it formed a triple-top at $54 but then fell to almost $37.

On May 21, with ABX at $42.21, the Trade of the Day said, "Now, however with the price of gold in recovery ABX may break through the resistance at the 50- and 200-day moving averages and make a quick run to $48 to $50. Longer term, it will track gold and if the metals break to new highs, so should ABX."

Since then, ABX has tracked gold while forming a base at around $38 with resistance at $44. Our original target of $48 to $50 is still valid and a break to new highs is likely.



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