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UAMY  ·  DeepAlpha scorecard  ·  2026-08-05

United States Antimony Corporation

Basic Materials · Other Industrial Metals & Mining
DeepAlpha
6.6/10
Recommendation
Hold
Confidence
93%
Hold
Medium-term (6-12 months horizon)

As of 2026-08-05, Deep Alpha Copilot rates UAMY (United States Antimony Corporation) Hold with an overall score of 6.6/10 at 93% confidence, with a medium-term (6-12 months horizon). United States Antimony Corporation produces and sells antimony, zeolite, and precious metals in the United States and Canada It monetizes through diversified platforms and services across enterprise and consumer channels. Recent quarterly revenue was roughly $39.3M, growing 351.1% vs. the prior period as AI demand scales.

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Pillar breakdown

DeepAlpha 7-pillar scorecard for UAMY.

Weighted pillar scores driving the overall UAMY rating. How weights work.

  • Financial
    25% 5.3

    Revenue CAGR 52.6%, net margin -11.1%, with free cash flow coverage -145.51x.

  • Business
    20% 6.8

    Operating in Other Industrial Metals & Mining, revenue CAGR of 52.6% and gross margin of 25.2% signal a strong moat.

  • Sentiment
    15% 7.5

    News sentiment 0.19 across 10 items.

  • Critical Path
    10% 5.0

    UAMY operates in Other Industrial Metals & Mining, weighted criticality score 5.0.

  • Leadership
    10% 7.5

    Led by Mr. Gary C. Evans (CEO & Chairman).

  • Earnings
    10% 5.3

    EPS trend -1500.6%, revenue trend 27.6%, with consistency score 4.0.

  • Technical
    10% 10.0

    RSI 61.6, MACD differential 0.14, closing price $10.12.

Quick facts

UAMY at a glance.

  • Market cap $1.4B
  • Revenue (TTM) $39M
  • Revenue growth YoY +131.4%
  • Profit margin -11.1%
  • EPS (TTM) $-0.04
  • Forward P/E 74.9
  • HQ Dallas, TX

Business model. Antimony and precious metals producer. Operates antimony smelter and zeolite mining, producing antimony products for flame retardants, batteries, and ceramics, plus silver and gold.

Bull case

Why buy UAMY.

Positive market sentiment and momentum Strong technical indicators showing upward momentum

Bear case

Main risks for UAMY.

Macroeconomic uncertainty could impact growth trajectory Competition and market dynamics may pressure margins

Recent coverage

What’s in the news for UAMY.

Aggregated from major newswires and curated sources, sentiment-scored.

Frequently asked

About UAMY.

What is the DeepAlpha score for UAMY?

The DeepAlpha score for UAMY is 6.6/10, rated Hold, last updated 2026-08-05.

Is UAMY a buy right now?

As of 2026-08-05, Deep Alpha Copilot rates UAMY as Hold with an overall score of 6.6/10. Scores 8.0+ are Strong Buy, 6.0–8.0 Buy, 4.0–6.0 Hold, below 4.0 Sell.

How does Deep Alpha Copilot score UAMY?

Seven weighted pillars: Financial 25%, Business 20%, Sentiment 15%, Critical Path 10%, Leadership 10%, Earnings 10%, Technical 10%. Inputs include yfinance fundamentals, SEC filings, live news sentiment, Reddit and StockTwits social sentiment, EPS surprise history, and technical indicators. See the methodology for full detail.

What sector is UAMY in?

UAMY (United States Antimony Corporation) operates in the Basic Materials sector, specifically the Other Industrial Metals & Mining industry.

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Expert commentary

What independent analysts are saying about UAMY

Curated summaries of independent video commentary covering UAMY. Source material is third-party; we summarize, attribute, and link out.

MINE-05 — Critical Minerals Crashed. True News, False News, DOE Policy. USAR / CRML / TMC / MP

2026-01-29 · paid tier
  • **Critical mineral stocks crashed yesterday** on a Reuters report claiming the Trump administration is dropping price-floor support for critical minerals. **Speaker thinks the report is misleading / out of context.**
  • **The actual DOE announcement (Jan 28, 2026)** says the opposite: DOE's Critical Minerals & Energy Innovation Office is being **restructured into 3 specialized sub-departments to accelerate critical mineral mining, supply chain diversification, battery and magnet research, and recycling.** Strong commitment language, not retreat.
  • **Reuters used out-of-context quotes** ("we're not here to prop you up — don't expect us to") that almost certainly came from a closed-door meeting where minor / under-developed players asked for excessive subsidies, not from a general policy reversal.
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