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GOLD · Analysis updated Nov 10, 2026, 6:00 PM ET
Why is Gold.com, Inc. (GOLD) stock moving?
Gold.com reported fiscal Q1 2027 results on Nov 4. Revenue fell about 11% year over year to $3.265B as activity moderated from earlier peaks, but gross profit rose about 23% to $89.6M, EBITDA rose about 22% to $17.4M, and the company posted a small net profit of $1.6M versus a loss a year earlier. The company also declared a $0.20 quarterly dividend. Benzinga reported adjusted EPS of $0.45 against a $0.68 estimate and revenue of $3.265B against a $4.588B estimate, so the headline numbers fell well short of expectations. The stock closed at $41.43 on Nov 4 on 2.3M shares, then fell to $37.48 on Nov 10, about 9.5% lower. Nov 6 traded 3.0M shares, far above the roughly 300K to 550K baseline earlier in the window. The Nov 10 intraday low of $36.165 is the lowest price in the 30-day data, and the close sits in the $37 to $38 zone where the stock has traded since Nov 5. On Nov 6 analyst Brian McNamara kept a buy rating and cut the target from $65 to $60, still roughly 60% above the Nov 10 close. The Nov 2 appointment of Nick Bowkett as Vice President of Trading and Business Development is a minor operational item.
News behind the analysis
- Analyst Maintains Buy Rating and Adjusts Price Target for Gold.comAnalyst Brian McNamara of CCORF kept a buy rating on Gold.com and lowered the price target from $65 to $60.
- Gold.com, Inc. Reports Fiscal First Quarter 2027 Financial ResultsRevenue was $3.265B, down from $3.681B a year earlier, while gross profit rose to $89.6M and EBITDA reached $17.4M. The company also declared a $0.20 quarterly cash dividend.
- Gold.com Q1 Adj. EPS $0.45 Misses $0.68 Estimate, Sales $3.265B Miss $4.588B EstimateBenzinga reported that adjusted EPS and revenue both came in well below consensus estimates for the quarter.
- Gold.com, Inc. Appoints Nick Bowkett as Vice President of Trading and Business DevelopmentNick Bowkett was named Vice President of Trading and Business Development, effective November 2, 2026.
About Gold.com, Inc.
Gold.com, Inc. used to be called A-Mark Precious Metals. It's a precious metals trading company based in Costa Mesa, California, that was founded in 1965, changed its name in December 2025 and moved its listing from Nasdaq to the NYSE under the ticker GOLD. Its business covers the whole precious metals chain, including wholesale trading, minting, storage and logistics, online sales to individual buyers and loans backed by metal, so it is a metals dealer and not a mining company.
How it makes money
It buys and sells gold, silver, platinum and palladium coins, bars and collectibles. The company works through three segments: wholesale sales and services (to mints, dealers, industrial users and financial institutions), direct-to-consumer online sales, and secured lending, where it makes loans backed by precious metals. Annual revenue is very large, roughly $25 billion, because it includes the full value of the metal sold. Margins are very thin, though: gross margin is under 2% and net margin is well under 1%. That means profit depends on trading spreads, retail markups, service fees and interest income rather than on revenue size. The company pays a quarterly dividend.
What usually moves GOLD
- Precious metals prices and price swings
- Demand from individual investors for coins and bars
- Trading spreads and pressure on margins
- Interest rates, which affect financing costs and lending income
- Growth of its direct-to-consumer business and acquisitions