Yoda_Strong13 Posted - 40 minutes ago

$PBR

SirMrNick Posted - 16 hours ago

$PBR Does anyone know the current annual dividend rate? Google says around 18% annually, but the dividend payout appears to be in the single digit percentages.

andrew1corporate Posted - 17 hours ago

$PBR hello have to pay taxes, so dividend was withheld by IBKR, what do I file as the country of petrobras the isin is US, so I put america?? I am european

Mtnmoves Posted - 20 hours ago

$PBR A socialist that wants growth? The man is an idiot. He’s in a oxymoronic fight with himself.

Lazarus2024 Posted - 20 hours ago

$PBR OMG, Reuters creates the narrative! Lula wants revenues to increase. Revenues decreased 38% and that’s why prates resigned. REUTERS=FAKE NEWS

Giltedge Posted - 21 hours ago

$PBR Sort of canary in the coal mine... But I feel sorry for Lula 😂…after nearly half his term he has got nothing (zero zilch nil nada niks) to show for it other than a very well managed company by Prates… Can’t have that! https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/brazils-petrobras-sacks-20-employees-close-former-ceo-2024-05-17/#:~:text=RIO%20DE%20JANEIRO%2C%20May%2017,Wednesday%2C%20sending%20its%20shares%20down.

Jameswess Posted - 23 hours ago

$PBR.A $PBR this drama is over played. First, the government needs the dividend more than investors do so it’s hard to take them seriously when they say they want to cut dividend. Secondly, even if they cut the dividend this company makes so much money that it will result in massive price appreciation of the stock. Either way stock holders will benefit. Third, it sounds like they are actually walking back plans to explore green energy, sounds like a win to me.

valuegrowthinvestor1984 Posted - 1 day ago

$PBR which calls you are buying? I am not finding much open interest in most calls.

lecorb Posted - 1 day ago

$PBR https://seekingalpha.com/news/4108094-biden-administration-seeks-end-to-federal-coal-leasing-in-powder-river-basin?mailingid=35422621&messageid=2900&serial=35422621.10387&utm_campaign=rta-stock-news&utm_content=link-3&utm_medium=email&utm_source=seeking_alpha&utm_term=35422621.10387

tin1 Posted - 1 day ago

$PBR energy stocks are down in general! I guess I hold for the dividend! Average $15.26 here! I am not completely safe but better than most averages!

valuegrowthinvestor1984 Posted - 1 day ago

$PBR you are truly a great investor when you don’t follow the crowd!!!

valuegrowthinvestor1984 Posted - 1 day ago

$PBR everything is prized in.America has a retard also as a President and before him we had a total narcissist right? Last Lula term PBR was at 65$ a share. I am a buyer here and am super bullish here.

GaryStrolling Posted - 1 day ago

$PBR $PBR.A Gary will sell his shares in the 30s. Until then, collect these phat jazz divvies. K. Thanks.

VeryRich Posted - 1 day ago

$PBR bought more calls again today. Too good to miss

StockPatine Posted - 1 day ago

$PBR

PharmaGodStock Posted - 2 days ago

$PBR Seems like it has find the bottom

AskLou Posted - 2 days ago

$PBR "Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras - Petrobras (PBR): Lula da Silva has fired the CEO and has said he wants to build more refineries; they built the most expensive refinery in the history of the world; Petrobras has really great assets but free cash flow is being repurposed to essentially build social capital that is not very productive" -Hedgeye analyst Fernando Vale Pro tip: think twice before investing in a country where its president can fire a company CEO.

makeithappentrades Posted - 2 days ago

$PBR No dividends

Sulaiman04 Posted - 2 days ago

$PTEN $PBR $LCID $FFIE $OKLO

DollaPhil Posted - 2 days ago

$PBR $12 target 🎯

TeresaTrades Posted - 2 days ago

Largest PUT OI increases $PTEN $LCID $OKLO $FFIE $PBR

Olegman2 Posted - 2 days ago

$PBR I like this stock!

Giltedge Posted - 2 days ago

$PBR I’ve always tried to adopt a realistic view in the stock market. Failure to do so can be costly. As I see it we can 100% forget about the icing on the cake namely special dividends for starters. Capex can be expected to grow way above current levels which in turn means less fcf for dividends without even changing any by laws. Plus subsidizing of prices at the pump. If she wants to keep her job all that needs to happen. So my guess is the dividend will eventually drop to say $1 pa from $1.60. Taking a 10% yield that equates to a $10 share price. It won’t all happen at once and it all could be upended by important discoveries off the Amazon or a loss in the next election. All such a pity because before this shakeup this was a wonderful investment. But faced with declining dividend as well as a falling share price north has now changed to south. Hope I am totally wrong but we will see. Just my 2 cents worth + I’m sure this post will pick up a ton of downvotes...

valuegrowthinvestor1984 Posted - 2 days ago

$PBR Time to start buying big is NOW! 2 times EBITDA one time Revenue 6 times cheaper than our Redneck Xom. Shut up and buy.

GFTTrades Posted - 2 days ago

If we bounce i was Spot On the technicals So far im good on Crude also $PBR $PBR.A

Adgonca Posted - 2 days ago

$PBR I lost here big time and I’m reevaluating if is worth buy any stock related with the Brazil, once they are now a dictatorship

tin1 Posted - 2 days ago

$PBR this went down due to overreaction and margin calls! buy!

GFTTrades Posted - 2 days ago

Something to Watch Petrobrothers Asian refiners are reducing their intake of Middle Eastern oil in favor of crude from the United States and Brazil. The move comes amid shrinking margins and rising Saudi oil prices—even as international benchmarks remain largely range-bound. $PBR $PBR.A

Lazarus2024 Posted - 2 days ago

$PBR $PBR.A

Remdog420 Posted - 2 days ago

$PBR https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Lula-Pressures-New-Petrobras-CEO-to-Accelerate-Refinery-and-Gas-Investments.html Lula wants to strengthen petrochemical business over wind, he wants better execution within the parameters of the existing CAPEX budgeted, not additional spending. This sell off is total BS.. "Key areas of focus include the $17 billion earmarked for refinery investments and $9 billion allocated for natural gas and alternative energy projects within Petrobras's $102 billion five-year plan."