On August 19, Wheaton Precious Metals rose 5.45% in regular trading, trading at $140.295/share, with turnover of $19.39 million. The stock is rebounding sharply as the gold sector stages a broad recovery following the prior session's widespread decline.

The previous trading day saw Wheaton Precious Metals fall 3.14% amid sector-wide pressure, compounded by Q2 earnings that missed consensus expectations. The company reported adjusted EPS of $1.19, falling short of the $1.23 estimate by 3.25%, while revenue of $929.2 million also came in below some institutional forecasts of $947.7 million. However, the current session has seen a strong reversal across the gold mining space, with sector peers posting significant gains: Coeur Mining up 7.54%, Newmont Mining up 6.85%, Kinross up 6.6%, Agnico Eagle Mines up 6.24%, and Barrick Mining up 5.58%, indicating a pronounced sector-wide linkage recovery effect driving the stock higher.

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