When considering the outlook for UAMY, several data points from Fintel's platform offer a comprehensive perspective beyond just a simple forecast.
Analyst Sentiment and Price Targets
Analyst sentiment for United States Antimony Corporation appears largely positive. Fintel data indicates that multiple analysts have initiated or maintained "Buy" recommendations for UAMY throughout 2024 and 2025, including H.C. Wainwright, Alliance Global Partners, B. Riley Securities, and D. Boral Capital.1 The average one-year price target for UAMY, as of August 6, 2025, stands at $5.04, with individual forecasts ranging from a low of $4.54 to a high of $5.51.1 It's worth noting that Fintel's methodology integrates these ratings with target price and revenue estimates for a more dynamic view.1
Institutional Ownership Trends
Institutional interest in UAMY has shown significant movement. The company currently has 122 institutional owners, collectively holding over 20.57 million shares, valued at approximately $44.28 million.2 Notably, there has been a substantial 33.72% quarter-over-quarter increase in institutional shares held long.2 Major institutional holders include Vanguard Group Inc, BlackRock, Inc., and Truist Financial Corp.2 This increase in institutional accumulation can be a strong indicator of "smart money" recognizing potential in the stock.
Short Interest Dynamics
Short interest data also provides valuable insight into market sentiment. UAMY has a short interest of 15.54 million shares, representing 15.78% of its float.3 The "Days to Cover" ratio is 3.74 days.3 A high short interest percentage could signal bearish sentiment among some market participants, but it also presents the potential for a short squeeze if positive news or catalysts emerge, forcing short sellers to cover their positions.
Recent Performance and Operational Context
UAMY has experienced significant price appreciation, with its share price increasing by 942.18% over the past year, trading at $3.41/share as of August 6, 2025.3 Operationally, the company is actively pursuing the permitting of its Los Juarez property for gold and silver production, which is expected to complement its antimony operations and position it as a "precious metal producer."3 However, the company's current fundamentals show an EPS (TTM) of -0.01 and a negative PE Ratio, indicating unprofitability.3 Its high Beta of 2.71 suggests significant volatility.3
For further exploration, Fintel's platform provides detailed institutional ownership breakdowns, short interest analytics, and analyst rating histories that can help refine an investment thesis.
