Should You Buy Petrobras For The Dividends? | PBR Stock Analysis

[@borisdodgingbullets]

At a P/E of 5.63, the free cash flow yield is 29%! I didn’t but this for growth. It’s undervalued and cash-rich! And, it’s paid its dividend for 7 years…even under Lula!

[@formerlyknownashammerofthegods]

I’ve held PBR for over a year. If you have the stomach to deal with the volatility, it isn’t a bad option.

[@germanredneck4414]

i hold it since october 21 and have since received 80% of my investment back in dividends. Its a small position in my portfolio but im happy with it.

[@jerelcdberepchambliss2655]

Had for the past five months

[@germanredneck4414]

amazing how much information you can fit in these 11 minutes. Great video!

[@BaldInvestor]

Glad you think so! Thank you for watching.

[@international_dividend]

PBR will always look cheap due to its industry and political risk. But the political risk discount is always too high (at least since 2016), and with the dividend it's great for investors! There's volatility but for those that can handle the swings PBR is a rewarding investment.

[@ConeDaRagusa]

What political risk from 2016?

[@international_dividend]

@@ConeDaRagusa Brazilian government controls the company, Lulu is a populist, Brazil always swings....Even last year Lulu fired the CEO and replaced him with a part hack, delayed the special dividend, etc. There's constant volatility with Petrobras, never a smooth ride.

[@sanchozarchicha1064]

As long as the dividends keep coming I’m fine with it. Been holding the preferred shares for about 3 years now

[@ZophyrREAL]

What's the difference between preferred and normal?

[@sanchozarchicha1064]

@ normal has voting rights but since the Brazilian government calls the shots I don’t really care about voting. Just gimme the divvies

[@ZophyrREAL]

@@sanchozarchicha1064 so preferred is better if i dont wanna vote anyway, thanks for the info🙂

[@sushilnegi]

Merry Christmas ⛄ Can you also analyze Ecopetrol EC? Marc Faber invested in it as well along with Petroleo PBR. Thanks in advance

[@BaldInvestor]

Merry Christmas and thanks for the idea.

[@j.lizbardo]

Colombian here, ECP is too high the political risk for it be worth the time. Does it look cheap? Yes. Maybe you should focus more on PBR or YPF (the argentinian) the political risk on this one is much less

[@maguilla]

Just wait for when the equatorial margin oil is producing, remember you invest in projects and sometimes it can take time for it to become solid money maker.

[@KLK00723]

Merry Christmas 🎅🎄🎄

[@BaldInvestor]

Merry Christmas 🎄

[@soundslight7754]

May I say this - to work out the true return you need to work out with assumption all dividends re-invested on the day received. It will result in a higher return

[@johnbutner2570]

You cannot expect these companies will always pay their advertised dividends. I have known many who don't pay. I hold Vale and AllianceBernstein as my main dividend paying stocks. I also hold BUFC and HYFI who are operated by AB and are high-yield dividend holdings. I am testing these to see if they pay their advertised dividend over a year's time. I am down big on Vale (-24%), currently, but I plan to hold. I prefer a raw material excavator to a fossil fuel explorer since fossil fuel is under political attack. I hope you care to research these two companies: Vale and AB. Thanks.

[@dwaynesmith753]

I'm in the same position as you with Vale. The dividend schedule was 3 months back in 2023 but pared back to 6 months last year. I'm planning to hold on to it through this dip because the resource market is cyclical and the dividend returns are decent.

[@NOXkaz]

9 Billion/year is the base dividend over the next 5 years. Maybe a little more with specials. I’m very long. About 12% base yield at current price

[@drewodessa2483]

I've owned it since Jan '21 "we're going to end oil" was my Buy To The Gills signal.

[@bernteinar906]

I like it for the right price

[@MontgomerysMaddens]

Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.

[@AlexandersRodrigueza]

I’ve been forced to find additional sources of income as I got retrenched. I barely have time to continue trading and watch my investments since I had my second daughter. Do you think I should take a break for a while from the market and focus on other things or return whenever I have free time or is it a continuous process? Thanks...

[@MontgomerysMaddens]

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[@AlexandersRodrigueza]

@@MontgomerysMaddens Oh please I’d love that. Thanks!

[@MontgomerysMaddens]

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[@MontgomerysMaddens]

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[@WildFox-v1d]

Is PE x Div yield = payout ratio? I doubt that the payout ratio was last year number, and it is irrelevant now.

[@spartakus8443]

I think it's almost impossible for the dividends to disappear, imagine those vultures being left without the prize, that is, the gloves.

[@letsgobrandon4429]

Great advice. How much is your net worth ?

[@Yaxez]

How are you coming to a 20% dividend? My math says around 10% dividend.

[@juri2001]

He bought he for 4$

[@annasillanpaa1111]

Google tells ~20% dividend yield.

[@formerlyknownashammerofthegods]

Yahoo Finance has the yield at 21.94%

[@international_dividend]

Are you including the supplemental payouts that they always pay?

[@xJoeKing]

Maybe from their special dividends?

[@johnearly8311]

The risk is mainly political.

[@hamisimuhunzi7916]

merry Christmas

[@BaldInvestor]

Same to you!

[@johnaustria7649]

Many thanks ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Have there been problems of receiving Petrobras Dividend in Europe! What is the total tax-burden in % of the gross-dividend in EU, ie in Austria?

[@olivarecologico7744]

I have get dividends in Spain correctly.

[@sushiquak88]

Maybe you could analyse the Equinor ASA Stock as a european pendant to Petrobras. :)

[@jandejong2430]

Great stock to sell puts and calls on too.

[@MarcelinoAnnelle]

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[@rubenschipper5511]

The problem for big investors is that there is super low liquidity for compenies like Petrobras or Ecopetrol. The individual investor actually has a leg up because of their less need for liquidity. Pretty great and cheap stocks.

[@somebody-pj7bh]

Super THX!!! I am a bigfan of PBR, but I have not known EC which is amazing stock like PBR

[@Emmett2002]

EC has had strange management issues lately. The valuation is attractive, but do serious homework.

[@rubenschipper5511]

@Emmett2002 absolutely, but this is reaction is way too much. And in 2 years there's a new election so also new management.

[@LLoydwng]

we need to consider highly Doesnt seem that attractive.. you also have major political risk. I think it is gov owned oil company.

[@davideibanez720]

Mister Howard Marks might be offedend to appear in this cover

[@raduantonescu2519]

Very good video, thx! But I wouldn't buy now Petrobras. I'll wait for oil price to drop below 50. Since it's a gov owned company, some of their profit will always distributed as dividends, because goverments always need money 😁 And then wait for oil price to rise again! 🙂

[@BaldInvestor]

Thank you.

[@bernd4883]

While you wait for the oil price to fall below $ 50, I'll keep collecting the fat divis from Petrobras! ;)

[@fabiocandil9308]

Same game plan that I have. First time I picked up shares was in 2015 when Dilma messed things up real bad. I missed Covid as I was going through some personal things but I’m on watch now like a hawk just waiting for this old/new government to mess things up again. Makes the rate of return much more attractive at that point with the dividends

[@Agatha.wayne0]

I think investors should always put their cash to work, especially In 2024, we'll start to see more market diversification. I'm hoping to invest about $350k of my savings in stocks against next year. Hope to make millions in 2025.,..

[@zenastronomy]

dividend is wrong. it's been cut drastically

[@HermannTheGreat]

How much was it cut?

[@zenastronomy]

@HermannTheGreat 9% i think. but it's not reliable could still be 20%. dividend from this company is erratic. jumps high and down quickly based on politics, as thry issue special dividends or cut normal ones. hence the price discount.

[@zenastronomy]

@@HermannTheGreat long term i think it's a good investment, as cycles even out, and dividend should too. Just no idea what will happen to dividend in short term. oil cycle being 8-12 years

[@HermannTheGreat]

@zenastronomy Ok thx for the info.

[@kohnfutner9637]

These "big dividend payers" often do not pay dividends like they should. I sold off Toyota because I didn't receive the correct dividend in over a year. What was supposed to be be around a 3% dividend was actually a .3% dividend. I haven't gotten my 13% dividend from Vale, also. So if you invest in these "big dividend payers" you better watch them like a hawk because they often are liars.

[@laciepyu255]

The company is not responsible for your unable broker or country`s tax rules.

[@jimmyteo1587]

How could that be?

[@WoMo091]

what a garbage

[@배당주투자]

If you don't want to lose your money, Never ever invest a dollar in Russia and Brazil. Wait for a market correction and buy good stocks at reasonable prices. Instead of buying these trash stocks. Learn your lesson from the history.