Gold.com shares surge 15.52% after-hours as price targets raised and precious metals prices rise.
ByAinvest
Tuesday, Jan 27, 2026 6:10 pm ET1min read
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Gold.com surged 15.52% in after-hours trading, driven by analyst upgrades and favorable market conditions for precious metals. Roth Capital raised its price target to $50 from $40, citing stronger gold and silver spreads and strategic acquisitions, including Monex Deposit and a 50% stake in Atkinsons Bullion. Concurrently, DA Davidson increased its target to $53 from $45, maintaining a "Buy" rating. These upgrades, combined with a 18.62% intraday rally fueled by new leadership and financial guidance, underscored investor optimism. Rising physical gold and silver shortages further amplified demand for Gold.com’s exposure, aligning with broader bullion market strength. The stock’s post-market surge reflects immediate confidence in the company’s expanded market position and operational momentum.
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