A low correlation to the market is not the same thing as a calm holding, and this gold and silver miner shows why.

A Treasury Department move sent silver and gold miners surging double digits in a single session, but the precious metals equities have barely kept pace with their underlying metals all year. The real question is whether Wednesday's catalyst finally closes that gap or just adds another head fake to the list.

Avino Silver's Q2 revenues miss estimates as lower silver-equivalent sales and production offset higher realized silver prices.

Pan American Silver posts a 38.4% y/y revenue gain in Q2 as higher metal prices and silver production growth boost results, while earnings miss estimates.

Cheaper than the market on earnings and nearly double it on sales, the miner's valuation rests on how much of each revenue dollar it keeps.

A silver and gold miner has fallen back to a price floor that has repeatedly launched powerful rallies, but this time it arrives with far bigger promises to keep.

In the world of silver miners, one company carries a premium price tag, but a closer look at its performance reveals a curious mismatch with its peers.

PAAS's Q2 results are expected to show sharp sales and earnings growth, fueled by higher silver output and supportive precious-metal prices.

One Silver stock posted record Q2 cash as silver fell 50% from its peak, and one analyst's $27 target implied 80% upside.

Silver prices surged nearly 4% to $61.81 at the time of writing amid easing geopolitical tensions and a decline in oil prices as markets eyed the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

One burns $1.1B in cash annually while the other generates $351.6M, a stark divide in financial health that reshapes the growth-vs.-stability debate.

First Majestic Silver (TSX:AG) just paired a second quarter earnings release with a fresh dividend declaration and an update on recent share repurchases, giving investors new information on cash returns and profitability. See our latest analysis for First Majestic Silver. That mix of higher reported profitability, a lower quarterly dividend and completed buybacks comes against a share price that has eased recently. The 30 day share price return is a 12.62% decline and the 90 day return is a...