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Investors Are Bailing Out of Newmont (NEM). Here's Why.

Newmont stock is trading -47.62% below its average target price of $72.11 after dropping -2.8% during today's evening session. Analysts are giving the large-cap Silver company an average rating of hold and target prices ranging from $53.06 to $82.33 per share.

The stock has an average amount of shares sold short at 2.0%, and a short ratio of 1.11. The company's insiders own 0.11% of its outstanding shares, which indicates a strong alignment between management and shareholder interests. Finally, we also note that an average number of institutional investors are invested in the stock, with 58.3% of Newmont's shares being owned by this investor type.

Institutions Invested in Newmont

Date Reported Holder Percentage Shares Value
2023-09-30 Blackrock Inc. 12% 92,824,554 $3,505,983,447
2023-09-30 Vanguard Group Inc 10% 82,578,928 $3,119,006,148
2023-09-30 State Street Corporation 5% 37,465,034 $1,415,054,351
2023-09-30 Van Eck Associates Corporation 4% 32,625,855 $1,232,278,558
2023-09-30 Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft 2% 18,438,706 $696,429,934
2023-09-30 First Eagle Investment Management, LLC 2% 18,281,003 $690,473,491
2023-09-30 Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc. 2% 17,003,452 $642,220,389
2023-09-30 Geode Capital Management, LLC 2% 14,863,767 $561,404,486
2023-09-30 Flossbach von Storch AG 2% 14,180,028 $535,579,664
2023-09-30 Morgan Stanley 1% 10,906,559 $411,940,738

Besides an analyst consensus of strong upside potential, other market factors point to there being mixed market sentiment on Newmont.

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