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!
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?
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.
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.
Good Morning & Merry Christmas . i have looked at PBR in past years for it's Divined . But it looks like it has diminished a lot ! Also , you didn't mention the "US TAX" consequence (being a Foreign company) ? or did i miss that ?
When buying a foreign stock for its dividend this i pretty important thing.... Just like the hype about ZIM last year. If the local country keeps 20 % you need to take that in to account
Brazil doesn't tax foreigners. As a non-US investor, I pay no tax on PBR dividends, yet have to pay 30% withholding tax on US companies to the US. So the consequence of being a foreign company to me is great. Should be no impact on US investors.
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.
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.
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! 🙂
@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.
@@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
I’ve held PBR for over a year. If you have the stomach to deal with the volatility, it isn’t a bad option.
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!
As long as the dividends keep coming I’m fine with it. Been holding the preferred shares for about 3 years now
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Can you also analyze Ecopetrol EC? Marc Faber invested in it as well along with Petroleo PBR. Thanks in advance
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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?
merry Christmas
How are you coming to a 20% dividend? My math says around 10% dividend.
He bought he for 4$
Google tells ~20% dividend yield.
Yahoo Finance has the yield at 21.94%
Are you including the supplemental payouts that they always pay?
Maybe from their special dividends?
I like it for the right price
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.
Super THX!!! I am a bigfan of PBR, but I have not known EC which is amazing stock like PBR
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.
Good Morning & Merry Christmas . i have looked at PBR in past years for it's Divined . But it looks like it has diminished a lot ! Also , you didn't mention the "US TAX" consequence (being a Foreign company) ? or did i miss that ?
When buying a foreign stock for its dividend this i pretty important thing.... Just like the hype about ZIM last year. If the local country keeps 20 % you need to take that in to account
Brazil doesn't tax foreigners. As a non-US investor, I pay no tax on PBR dividends, yet have to pay 30% withholding tax on US companies to the US. So the consequence of being a foreign company to me is great. Should be no impact on US investors.
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.
The company is not responsible for your unable broker or country`s tax rules.
How could that be?
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.
we need to consider highly Doesnt seem that attractive.. you also have major political risk. I think it is gov owned oil company.
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! 🙂
dividend is wrong. it's been cut drastically
How much was it cut?
@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.
@@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