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Petroleo Brasileiro Petrobras SA ADR
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Just hit my first major milestone, 12k invested. Just 3.5 years ago I lost my job to due COVID-19 & became homeless shortly after. After going broke & losing my car all my friends slowly disappeared & that is why I’m here sharing this information.
My Israel-Hamas conflict play: $PBR "Hey dummy, you're looking at the wrong continent."
Why I believe Apple's stock buybacks are misallocation of resources.
Oil company Petrobras ( PBR) deserves more attention here
PBR - What point would stop me from sell my parents house to buy all I can of this stock
Petrobras slash dividends from 65% FCC to 45% FCC
Tale of the epic comeback…. Started with oil, ended with oil….
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Petrobras CEO pledges oil production will remain top priority (NYSE:PBR)
Petrobras should suspend asset sales, Brazil's president says (NYSE:PBR)
Why is FRC Bank so undervalued?
Petrobras to pay $6.9B in dividends, maintaining generous payout policy for now (NYSE:PBR)
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What is happening in Brazil and how will the new President's policies affect stocks
What is happening in Brazil and how will the new President's policies affect stocks
Hi folks, I have a question regarding Petroleo Brasileiro (PBR) dividend.
Deep Fucking Value $PBR. I like the stock
Brent on the way up…so is Oil $PBR
$PBR positioned to launch 🚀. From 2003-2010 (Lula’s) first term, PBR YIELDED OVER 1,000%
Puts on PBR with Lula winning Brazil’s election
Volume Leaders …$PBR Tendies
JP Morgan’s take on $PBR 💎🙌🏽
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WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK OF THIS? Prediction site chat board makes case for $PBR call options.
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PBR - Petroleo Brasileiro Opinions
I'm holding BBBY, but i want to invest in new stocks
Special Div to be announced tonite by $PBR Brazilian Flagship Oil and Gas co over existing the 36pct div
Petroleo Brasileiro $PBR Grab 38pct div Undervalued Brazilian Flagship Oil Co; thanks to stock price drop due to Presidential election politics
Earn 30pct div with $PBR,protection from inflation Brazil's national Oil,Gas and Refining co
This is fine. It's like, whatever, man. Probably nothing
PBR Ex Dividend tomorrow Watch for massive volume today in the calls
19pct dividend PBR ( Flagship Oil Co of Brazil and far away from Russia ) undervalued
Old fart who's good at stock picking sharing picks and thoughts.
Steel play from Brazil: SID. If you hade enough of the growth corrections,and want a piece of a real company without MEME potential.
Today I bought stocks to try and feel better.
Petroleo Brasileiro's has ordinary and preferred shares listed on the NYSE
Can anyone explain the difference between Petroleo Brasileiro's the ordinary and preferred shares?
$PBR is looking to breakout in sympathy of new highs in energy futures. PE Ratio is 3.6 and is still trading below the pre-match 2020 crash
I am all AMC at this moment but money came from this stock if anyone interested to watch this ticker
Is selling covered calls considered the safest options play by banks and experts?
PUT ENDEAVOR ON THE MAP!! TICKER (EDR)
Today, my dumb-a bought back a contract I sold on Monday cause brainfart
Endeavor Group Holdings (EDR) aka the u f freakin c
WHY ISN’T EDR (ENDEAVOR GROUP HOLDINGS) TALKED ABOUT AT ALL??
Saw a high value scalp or algo error on $PBR options today.
WHY I'M INVESTING IN TAAT and WHAT THE F00k IS TAAT?
Guys , no $GME no $AMC , I am a value investor . Positions in $EPR $VIAC $PBR and $CNK . Following DFVs core principles leads to nirvana 🎉 let’s bring on those smooth brained ape DDs
$PBR earning report, 600% > net profit! I've got 10k yolo going, i believe she can get back to 15! 🚀🌕
The kid needs formula #fourwords. LEGGGGGGGGGGGGO $PBR. I love the beer
$PBR 10K YOLO update - WSB rules say I must be at least this retarded to ride. Options & Stonks. 🚀🌕 give me my tendie ride ticket! 🌞🚀
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commodities. PBR, PICK, and so on.
I don't play short term games. Everything I buy is to hold for a minimum of 6 months to a year It's my opinion that oil will have a decent 2026. I think tech continues to bleed vs small caps and energy But I also don't have a crystal ball My advice would be to have a balanced portfolio Currently I'm: 40% XEQT 15% Google 10% Gold 10% Nutrien 10% PBR 10% Suncor 5% Cash
Over the past few months I've been starting to accumulate some oil stocks. Mainly Suncor (Canada) and PBR (not beer, Brazil) Done well so far and oil just broke out of a downtrend
PBR baby. Get your $14 calls while they are cheap
PBR is a great Brazilian oil company Pay a huge dividend, almost 10%. A lot of talking heads are saying that there will be a rotation back into oil at some point
I'd guess PBR is down because there is concern of additional supply coming out of Venezuela, as misplaced as those fears may be.
PBR (Brazilian oil) looking like a bargain right now QXO should also be completely unaffected by the Greenland nonsense, but I already have a ton of shares.
I am going to make money on PBR just like yesterday
Buying more PBR RIO CVE CNQ
drunk from my PBR gains
PBR.A up 8% in a week. The market is betting problems in Mesopotamia.
why that and not PBR or small or mid caps? CVX seems good and they have refining but it’s not in the gutter or left for dead like names with higher debt
PBR is the best bet for Venezuelan oil.
I think you're probably right about HAL. But we're still in the who the fuck knows phase. About how things are going to turn out in Venezuela. I'm not making any moves. I got my one oil stock PBR. Their workers are on strike. Just gonna ride it out and see what happens and play other moves unrelated to Venezueoa.
PBR is literally in every bar
Check out PBR. Brasil Petroleum. They’ve seemingly gotten their act together and as long as oil prices don’t tank or the Brazilian government doesn’t treat it like a piggy bank, they’ll pay a nice dividend.
I am watching closely $EPD and $PBR
The Paramount deal was huge. UFC benefitted tremendously from being the only sport to continue with almost no down time during the pandemic. Viewership and participation in the sport has grown outside the US because of it, but that growth slowed in the US over the last few years due to the ESPN paywall plus monthly ppv prices which required fans to pay around $1100/year just to watch the product. Now that cost is going to drop to around $120/year or less. And that's just the sport of mma, besides the WWE remember they also have PBR, IMG, and are also about to get into boxing in a big way.
Read through the SEC filings and financials and it’s all smoke and mirrors. They still don’t make any money, plus they almost doubled salaries on a new management team (more than twice the cost of the prior one) yet the new team hasn’t brought in any new volume, the org already appeared to be on a path of reduced losses and improved systems (so that’s not new), but what is new is that the new leadership now the new leadership exposed the org to a 4.5 million dollar penalty with a large, well known and respected industry player. If that wasn’t bad enough, the new leadership now has no WV market penetration and the new team apparently messed up integrating to a new payment vendor (where they have yet to fully recover the money they incorrectly gave away to customers). Plus the AI they’ve done is unproven, not led by anyone with a successful AI background and even if the AI is profitable it is owned by the new CEO not the org so that’s just adds insult to injury from an investor perspective. In my view, this adds up to a definite no way is this a viable investment (even at a 50% discount from current valuation). I’m definitely passing as I have more chance of making money betting on NASCAR or PBR.
PBR the stock not the beer... on second thought why not both
VALE is doing great, PBR, BBD, and they have a 10% dividend. Next year there are elections in Brazil, worst thing that can happen is that the same party stay in power, and if opposition wins i think is considered good for market. And is not like you are holding Reales, those stocks trade in the US market
yeah I own some mining and oil (VALE, PBR)
I'm a big Petrobras fan. Their latest ER was impressive. Especially with the price of oil what it is lately. PBR. They sell petrol. Not bras.
Time for a PBR and a Spam sandwich, recession special
> PBR.A Someone further up this comment chain mentioned Petrobras which is majority state-owned, which means it is highly susceptible to political "handling". I'm not saying it's a bad investment, but it carries significant political risk. And if you go back roughly 2 years to when [this comment](https://old.reddit.com/r/dividends/comments/1483h8q/whats_the_deal_with_pbr_is_it_too_good_to_be_true/jo32pgr/) was posted, it's now down around 15%.
Vale, PBR.A and BBD are all good companies I have in my portfolio, but I wouldnt buy a Brazil ETF. And Im fluent in Portuguese and can actually follow Brazilian news.
After this week I can’t afford to actually go to the bar. So I bought a 6-pack of PBR and am sitting in the bar parking lot.
IMO, weak Energy play if you must play that sector. Look at PBR.A. Brazil issues aside, \~15% dividend and off its highs consolidating around $11 for a while now.
T VZ BWEL PBR PAGS TSLS Those are my slots now. Defensive.
While everyone is chasing AI and High P/E tech, there are solid value stocks with single digit p/e and yields of 8%+ trading at or near multi year lows. Buy what is unloved. **BKRKY**: $34B market cap bank in Indonesia, with a P/E of 10 and dividend yield of 9, trading at $11 a share never, and share price never went below $10 in the last 5 years. **BBSEY**: Financial Services and Insurance company in Brazil, $11B market cap, P/E of 7, yield over 12%. **PBR** (Petrobras): largest energy company in South America, P/E of 5.4, dividend yield over 15%. **PPERY**: PT Bank, 24B Asian bank, with P/E of 7.5 and yield of 10.5. The above are lay-ups. Buy, collect dividends, and wait for value stocks to come back into fashion, or the market to spot the value or some company to try and take it private or acquire it in a merger. There are companies that should revert to their historical mean P/E. Many of these are 20+ year old companies with 20,000 plus workers... and stable revenue and income. If P/E of 70 scares you sleep soundly with P/E of 7 to 10.
I'm in PBR Petrobras which has really been my worst stock this year. Price of oil plummeting and all welp what can you do? But the fundamentals are stellar. The operations are stellar. And they're starting to mine some crypto too. I heard you like crypto.
Is PBR an interesting buy here? Got dumped pretty hard and pays big div
No one could predict there would be issues with governance in China? Yikes man. Only 30% of my brokerage is ETFs. I’ve never been red for YTD returns even with huge market dumps like Covid or tariff day. I beat on VOO on avg by 6% / year rather than losing my nut. This excludes dividends, which i just PBR as a hedge due to the 14% dividend. My worst performing stock pick is ALB (mining company) I’m down 28%. There are only 3 others with >10% loss and it’s a small amount of equity relative to my winners.
Dividends keep management somewhat honest, and lessen the risk of a controlling shareholder screwing over the minority shareholders. For example, no one would risk buying PBR, the Brazilians state controlled oil company without its pledge to pay out at least 25% of profits as dividends. With that pledge, the risk of the government misallocating its capital declines.
Here's a story you didnt ask for about PBR I was at an event about a decade ago , it was a huge event for a snall town. there were these giant chairs at one of the exhibits and me and a buddy sat in them. The guy running that area said hey - our employee didnt show up. Could you please hand these out It was a cooler full of PBR. We got swarmed and had to leave cause free beer but you unlocked that memory for me They couldn't pay the dude to hand it out so he got some randos to do it free lol
PBR, Oxy, Devon, SJT, EC, PBT
Just bought Oxy, EC, SJT, PBT, PBR, DVN, oil is going places we’re already in recession prices
Although OP says stocks are linear, constant delta, some researchers disagree and have researched the gamma of different stocks, industries, factors, regions. They have found certain tendencies towards positive and negative convexity. Namely, convex stocks (with respect to the stock market) tend to be glamour stocks and concave stocks tend to be low PBR stocks (but not to imply that all low PBR stocks are concave nor are all glamour stocks convex).
A weekend of ramen and PBR … so excited!
PBR was good to me this year until recently. I had mostly bought for the dividend but enjoyed the growth.
Saw Campbell's , PBR flavored chilli yesterday at WMT, we are all doomed
here in cali, PBR makes weed drinks
2. Case of PBR and box of magnums
PBR calls keeping me afloat rn
I like my portfolio to be composed of different ideas. Not just different stocks. In case I'm wrong on an idea. But a related idea I use is PBR. A Brazilian oil giant to hedge against conflicts in the middle east and any potential energy price shocks. It kinda sorta bets on a weakening dollar. Except the real really isn't much better. It's mostly that I consider it a really strong company and hedge against global energy shocks.
Where's the dude that told me to buy TALK shares. Dude that was not cool. PBR missing from this list, reports tomorrow. Calls.
Yes I have a PhD Perogis covered in sautéed onions and a cold PBR H D
I took $100k out of NVDA, and put it into PBR for dividends. In the meantime, the stock has gone up by $50k and the dividend stocks remained flat. Make of that what you will!
Everything Brazil; ERJ, STNE, NU, PBR, EWZ
major holdings in order of conviction: googl airj - they make a more efficient AC system - in partnership with GEV and Carrier, they use proprietary sorbents materials to draw water out of air before cooling, making cooling much more efficient. they also can use the clean water drawn out this way. nvni PBR.A HON - I was very early to the nuclear space and have sold everything at this point. What people don't talk enough about is that the fuel supply chain for nuclear reactors is constricted at two points - conversion into UF6 gas, and then enrichment. LEU flew already on enrichment. I am out of that now, but the only operating conversion center is half owned by Honeywell. They are also going into a breakup, with automation, aerospace etc. That worked well for GE for example. ELV - big insider purchasing recently. similar thesis as UNH, but much less drama AGRO - tether people buying this up. maybe to tokenize it, maybe to mine crypto off the biofuels. baseline, it's a profitable agriculture business. I like the diversification it gives me, and it's a bonus if they do something spicy with it that works out or buy me out.
This man is worthy. Here, lemme OPEN your frosty PBR for a job well done. 👍🏼
The thing is, until you sell an investment you haven't made ***ANYTHING.*** It's all paper gains or losses. If you're not investing in an ETF or fund, it's important to have a strategy for every investment which includes the circumstances when you buy and sell based on why you invested in the first place. That thesis can change based on new information but if you are taking actions based on an investment strategy with firm data points then it helps you feel better about what you're doing as well as managing the risk. For example, I can tell you my current investment strategy for $PBR. I've currently got a decent core position generating good dividend returns. I know that if Brent drops below $55, for a sustained period of time, they'll barely be profitable and won't be able to pay out dividends. I also want to protect quite a large % of my portfolio so if brent oil kept going down and $PBR's share price was consistently heading towards $9.80, I'd sell, lock in my gains, and reinvest elsewhere. However, I've also got dry powder and will pull the trigger on two tranches at $11 and $9.85 (but only if Brent is above $60 to ensure those purchases are backed by strong oil). That'd bring my avg. cost down nicely and improve yield further. I will trim my holdings at $15 and $17 to crystalise gains of 17% and 32% respectively. If Brent closes below $60 twice, consecutively, I'll cancel those limit-buys. If the first buy order fills at $11 I'll adjust the second to maintain my risk appetite. I review my orders monthly or after specific events e.g. earnings or OPEC meetings. At some point you need to crystalise gains and if you've not set yourself markers then you'll beat yourself up for pulling the trigger too early or too late and either leaving money on the table or getting destroyed when something happens in the market and you capitulate. No-one knows what will happen in the future but if you give yourself a playbook and stick to it (unless the data changes), you don't need to worry about what ifs or buts. I also held a decent amount of $PLTR and rode it from around $17 to $128. I sold at that point because from a risk point of view, for me, it was far too large a portion of my portfolio and I believe current valuations are divorced from reality. I could have held on to $153, but my investment at this point wouldn't be based upon my thesis, and I wouldn't know when to sell. Sometimes it's about enough being enough. For example, it could also have crashed to $54 and then I'd be kicking myself for not selling. As Buffet says: *"Rule No. 1: Never lose money. Rule No. 2: Never forget Rule No. 1."*
too much national risk there. Always the threat Lulu seizes. Hence why PBR pays a 18 percent dividend
better not be any foreign swill. July 4th calls for cold PBR
I didn’t want to take anymore PTO this year but fuck it. Send me to Iran with: - 2 boxes of vintage Hustler mags - 1 authentic samurai sword - 20 gallons of PBR - 1 pair of sick oakleys with flames on the side - 1 Harley Davidson bobber - a $75 Whole Foods gift card - my collection of Van Halen CDs And I’ll have this shit wrapped up by the end of the week
TM. People buy Toyotas when gas prices rise. Short F. PBR is a good choice...Major oil producer whose production doesnt travel the Gulf.
Rate my portfolio for Monday. 25% each: LMT PBR VZ VALE I'm guessing I'll be up 2 down 2. Slight gain.
You weirdos mad about Juneteenth as if today was finally gonna be the day you were going to crack the Code and make enough money to move out of your mom’s basement. Just enjoy your day off maybe go get some Arby’s or a 12 pack of PBR’s and come back ready to lose it all tomorrow.
Was thinking of mixing right with PBR but I’ll try that
If you're looking at value opportunities, PE, dividend, that kinda stuff. BP and PBR, maybe. PBR doesn't move much, but a good dividend. BP has a good dividend as well.
WSB chat is awful & awesome @ the same time. Just after close yesterday, while solar still open for trades, someone here pitched industry. INSIDER DELUXE! <1hr later, tax subsidies end announced. RUN down like 50% This AM, before open, someone asked for cheap oil producers to play 0DTE calls. I answered, with EC or PBR. (not the brewery 🍺) If person did that, at open, they did really well. I don't hold any of above. So, while didn't lose, I also didn't gain. Down $22k on options, (but have great IRAs) I truly belong here. < Wendy's Pepe >
EC or PBR (not the brewery) 🍺
PBR. Gotta milk that brazilian oil.
Time to buy some oil stocks. I got some PBR, praying to the market gods that the Brazil gov doesn't cuck me.
OXY has middle east assets and some of those may get hit, i think smthng like CNQ (canadian) or PBR (brasil) may fare better here
Hopefully just grinning ear to ear. PBR too. Oh that bet gonna print.
I don't know about your dot connecting. But I do know my PBR about to print me some money.
Who knew I would’ve doubled my port if I YOLOed into PBR calls this morning
Should I start saving my aluminum again? I drive k a stupid amount of PBR
My PBR is going to go up due to aluminum tariffs
This guy smokes dunhills and drinks PBR
As you may know already, tko also just acquired PBR, their next endeavor is to bring rodeo up to mma and WWE heights.
 no way, RTX is too integrated into the Iron Dome supply chain to *not* benefit from a 175bn spend. We are currently at or close to fair value (2.85 PBR) and it doesn't seem like new contracts are priced in yet. We will see how it shakes out once details emerge re. Funding. I am long
Can PBR consider as a contender here? Crude price hovers around 60, we are good to go.
Well, yeah, that's the assumption that kegs be fresher. I was just thinking about how 95% of the time in the U.S., you are confronted by PBR, because I rarely see it on tap anymore.
PBR is king of cheap beers
Im starting to think PBR might not be a very good beer
I'm going all in on PBR this weekend. It will probably continue to go down slowly until it comes ripping back up. Probably get a short squeeze in before then.
I'm going all in on PBR. It will continue to slowly go down but after enough time will come screaming back up.
|Ticker|Company|Allocation| |:-|:-|:-| |ACGL|Arch Capital|21.25%| |QFIN|Qifu Technology|15.00%| |DR|Medical Facilities|11.25%| |3306|JNBY Design|11.25%| |MO|Altria Group|11.25%| |PBR|Petroleo Brasileiro|10.00%| |SGOV|0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF|10.00%| |8795|T&D Holdings|5.00%| |NSSC|Napco Security Technologies|2.50%| |IAU|Gold|2.50%| (56.25% US; 26.25% China; 10.00% Brazil; 5.00% Japan; 2.50% Gold)
950 on hookers, blow, and PBR... $50 bullish calendar.
As a college student back then, I remember a lot of PBR and Little Caesars Hot n Readys. There was a lot of couch surfing when traveling and couch surfers at my place. I frequented bars and restaurants that friends worked at to get hooked up and tried to find the 1$ * deal for every day of the week. Dollar tacos, dollar sliders, dollar beer, etc… it was a time. Did I have fun. Yes. Do I miss it? No.
I’ve got another not necessarily question but another point for you to consider that you haven’t mentioned: the entire reason China keeps so many of our T-bills is because oil is traded globally and the dollar if china ever were to commence the Beijing T-bill party oil would go apeshit and probably be $12 a gallon at the pump overnight inflation would his oil first I’ve got a secondary oil theory for you everyone that is not us is working on a new world trade order last time we picked a trade war with China. It was over soy beans. China went directly to Brazil to supplement their soy beans. They missed Brazil is oil rich and will probably be the backbone of the new BRICS trade order PBR is pretty cheap for a PE I think that would actually be my oil play
Found $PBR for the ticker. Stayed for the dividends.
That's where I am now too. 2/3 cash. 1/3 in PBR and JBSAY. Thinking of maybe a couple things to do Monday morning. Or not. Might just sit out for a week or two.
For $100 bucks worth of stock? Don't bother moving it. Your brokerage will figure out the tax for you and it will be included on the 1099 form they send you next year. Depending on your income bracket you might have to pay a dollar or two more in taxes than you would have if the stock was held in an IRA. If you buy more and you have funds available in your Roth IRA, buy it there. Your IRA should be the first choice for any stocks that pay a big dividend. If you don't have funds available in your IRA and you think PBR is a good investment, buy it anyway. In investing, if you have to pay taxes it means you're doing at least one thing right.
Why is everyone so focused on the dividend when the real story is PBR's debt reduction? They just hit their lowest debt levels in 17 years. That's huge. The dividend thing makes total sense when you look at who owns PBR. The Brazilian government is the majority shareholder and they need that cash flow. It's not about tax efficiency - it's about funding government programs. Plus, Brazilian tax law treats dividends differently than we do in the US - they're actually tax-exempt there. The company's fundamentals are solid. They're ramping up production to 2.8 million boe/d by 2025 and expanding their gas supply operations. The P/E ratio under 4 is ridiculously cheap for a company with these kinds of assets and cash flows. But yeah, if you're a US investor in a taxable account, those massive dividends are gonna hurt come tax time. Might be worth looking at it in an IRA instead.
Wrote software that I sold, invested a lot early (I started investing at 18), and a lot of "intelligent" market timing (yes, it's possible), bought a small medical business, and some years ago got slingshot in growth by investing in a little company called Petrobras (PBR), which exploded in 2008 and I just took profits and left before it crashed. I also timed the covid crash by pulling out massive amounts in late January of 2020, then the market tanked in February and I piled back in. I also successfully [predicted this recent ](https://www.reddit.com/user/Think_Reporter_8179/comments/1jrgqns/whitepaper_the_greedfear_residual_strategy/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)downturn and [pulled out of the market just before it tanked as well](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1h9up9q/comment/m13uwe1/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button).
That's a risk you take. But you'll lose less value than you would in putting it into a bear market... Or a 30 rack of PBR. A HYSA is a better place than many others to store money for (hopefully) relatively short time periods during downturns.
What are bettings odds that the task force is just Kid Rock and a half rack of PBR?