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Fast Money's Tim Seymour backs Agnico Eagle after sharp pullback

The CNBC trader points to the gold miner's profitability and continued demand for gold as reasons to buy the dip

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Fast Money's Tim Seymour backs Agnico Eagle after sharp pullback

Fast Money trader Tim Seymour said Nov. 3 that investors should consider buying shares of gold miner Agnico Eagle after the stock's sharp pullback, according to CNBC.

Seymour argued the sell-off is an opportunity rather than a warning sign. CNBC said he pointed to the company's strong profitability and continued demand for gold to make his case.

The view is one trader's market opinion offered on CNBC's Fast Money program, not a company announcement or an analyst rating. No figures on the size of the pullback, the company's earnings or the gold price were available.

Agnico Eagle's own position on the decline in its shares was not part of the CNBC summary.

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  1. Confirmed Fast Money trader Tim Seymour said Nov. 3 that investors should consider buying Agnico Eagle shares after the stock's sharp pullback. CNBC's Nov. 3 piece says Seymour makes the case for buying Agnico Eagle after its sharp pullback. It also says shares were roughly one-third below their 52-week high as of Nov. 2. This gold miner is a cash machine. Why I think the sell-off is an opportunity
  2. Confirmed CNBC said he pointed to the company's strong profitability and continued demand for gold to make his case. CNBC's standfirst gives these two reasons. The article also cites strong cash flow and central bank buying. This gold miner is a cash machine. Why I think the sell-off is an opportunity

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  1. This gold miner is a cash machine. Why I think the sell-off is an opportunity (News report or publication)

Independent web check on Nov 3, 2026. Checked by our verification desk on Nov 3, 2026. An editor approved the story before it was published. Our standards

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