Coeur Mining Stock’s Winning Streak May Not Be Over Yet

We think Coeur Mining (CDE) stock might be a good investment candidate. Why? Because you get strong margin, low-debt capital structure, and strong momentum – with room to run as the stock is meaningfully below its 52-week high.

There Are Several Things In Favor Of CDE Stock

CDE stock can run given its good fundamentals and the fact that it is 13% below its 52-week high.

The company’s imminent acquisition of New Gold, approved by shareholders in January and expected to close in H1 2026, is a significant catalyst, diversifying its product mix with projected annual copper output alongside existing silver and gold production. This strategic expansion, combined with solid performance from assets like Las Chispas and the expanded Rochester mine, underpins strong future operating cash generation. Coeur’s debt-to-equity ratio stands at a low 0.01, following substantial debt reduction in late 2025. This operational momentum, further bolstered by rising precious metal prices, has contributed to a 229.9% stock increase over the last year.

And Its Fundamentals Look Good

• Long-Term Profitability: About 18.4% operating cash flow margin and 14.5% operating margin last 3-year average.
• Strong Momentum: Currently in the top 10th percentile of stocks in terms of “trend strength” – our proprietary momentum metric.
• Revenue Growth: Coeur Mining saw revenue growth of 68.3% LTM and 32.6% last 3-year average, but this is not a growth story
• Room To Run: Despite its momentum, CDE stock is trading 13% below its 52-week high.

Below is a quick comparison of CDE fundamentals with S&P medians.

*LTM: Last Twelve Months

But Be Wary Of The Risks

While CDE stock may be a compelling investment opportunity, it’s always helpful to be aware of a stock’s history of drawdown. CDE took some heavy hits during past selloffs. It plunged about 89% in the Dot-Com Bubble and fell over 93% in the Global Financial Crisis. The 2018 correction and Inflation Shock dragged it down around 77% and 82%, respectively. Even the Covid dip wasn’t kind, with a drop near 68%. So, while CDE might look strong on paper, history shows it can suffer steep declines when the market turns. Risk is real, even for solid names. But the risk is not limited to major market crashes. Stocks fall even when markets are good – think events like earnings, business updates, outlook changes. Read CDE Dip Buyer Analyses to see how the stock has recovered from sharp dips in the past.

If you want to see more details, read Buy or Sell CDE Stock.

CDE Is Just One of Several Such Stocks

You could also check out:

1. KLA (KLAC)
2. Barrick Mining (B)
3. Mueller Industries (MLI)

We chose these stocks using the following criteria:

1. Greater than $2 Bil in market cap
2. High operating or (cash flow from operations) margins
3. No instance of very large revenue decline in the past 5 years
4. Low-debt capital structure
5. Strong momentum

A portfolio that was built starting 12/31/2016 with stocks that fulfill the criteria above would have performed as follows:

• Average 12-month forward returns of nearly 15%
• 12-month win rate (percentage of picks returning positive) of about 60%

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