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Market Cap 151.03B P/E 8.30 EPS this Y - Ern Qtrly Grth -85.60%
Income 7.39B Forward P/E 29.25 EPS next Y - 50D Avg Chg -
Sales 55.66B PEG - EPS past 5Y 103.33% 200D Avg Chg -1.00%
Dividend 4.00% Price/Book 3.55 EPS next 5Y -10.60% 52W High Chg -17.00%
Recommedations 2.00 Quick Ratio 1.08 Shares Outstanding 2.53B 52W Low Chg 27.00%
Insider Own 0.06% ROA 14.74% Shares Float 4.87B Beta 0.86
Inst Own 3.78% ROE 19.33% Shares Shorted/Prior 9.03M/10.48M Price 59.68
Gross Margin 78.46% Profit Margin 13.28% Avg. Volume 2,629,130 Target Price 64.25
Oper. Margin 38.53% Earnings Date - Volume 2,262,131 Change -2.08%
About BHP Group Limited

BHP Group Limited operates as a resources company in Australia, Europe, China, Japan, India, South Korea, the rest of Asia, North America, South America, and internationally. The company operates through Copper, Iron Ore, and Coal segments. It engages in the mining of copper, silver, zinc, molybdenum, uranium, gold, iron ore, and metallurgical and energy coal. The company is also involved in mining, smelting, and refining of nickel; and potash development activities. In addition, it provides towing, freight, marketing and trading, marketing support, finance, administrative, and other services. BHP Group Limited was founded in 1851 and is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia.

BHP Chatroom

User Image XRobertM Posted - 20 hours ago

$BHP #Copper - Up 7 cents to $4.41 a pound!

User Image Shaffin786 Posted - 20 hours ago

$BHP $DNA 🚀🚀🧬🧬 https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/allonnia-launches-from-ginkgo-bioworks-ferment-consortium-with-40m-series-a-to-address-critical-problems-in-waste-remediation-with-synthetic-biology-appoints-nicole-richards-as-ceo-301157826.html

User Image justoverhere Posted - 22 hours ago

$DNA World's largest mining company BHP ($BHP) partners with Allonnia (a Ginkgo partner) to have steelmaking carbon-free https://www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/bhp-group-iron-ore-microbes-steel/

User Image josh2017 Posted - 1 day ago

$CLF doubled last time a President tariff China. $BHP $RIO $VALE

User Image XRobertM Posted - 1 day ago

$BHP Iron ore #China's benchmark #IronOre futures contract in Dalian surges 4% to hit highest since Feb 20 yuantalks.com/the-wire-live-…

User Image thayford Posted - 2 days ago

$VALE + $BHP, $RIO Expecting iron ore to re-rate higher if China recovery takes off w QE

User Image Nosh Posted - 1 week ago

$TECK Added here as well to $BHP $FCX $GSM. GLTY.

User Image josh2017 Posted - 1 week ago

$VALE “Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, however, have raised their outlook for China’s economic growth this year, driven by an improvement in factory activity and exports.” BBG Read the tea leaves, a downgrade under these conditions means an entry point for clients. $RIO $FCX $BHP

User Image ARMRreport Posted - 1 week ago

ARMR Dividend fund Cleaning up on $RIO $BHP added recently Phat yield & capital appreciation is the focus of this fund & these 2 are textbook #StocksToBuy #StocksToWatch

User Image QuiverQuant Posted - 1 week ago

CONGRESSIONAL TRADING: Representative Josh Gottheimer disclosed a sale of $1,001 - $15,000 of $BHP on 2024-04-07.

User Image josh2017 Posted - 1 week ago

$VALE this thing has footprints of stock buyback happening as we speak $BHP $RIO $CLF

User Image rsmracks Posted - 1 week ago

$BHP Resistance around $70-75 Once it breaks that range, off to $100+ we go.

User Image Pelomarket Posted - 1 week ago

$BHP perfect time to add more ??? BHP , VALE , LIF.TO , RIO ?

User Image ManagerofRisk Posted - 1 week ago

$BHP This has got to be a good trade going into what should be a bullish commodities cycle; for what it’s worth I am long some tech for inflation hedge, short term short S&P (until panic sets in and they feverishly cut) long all things Gold, short term flat Bonds but will be long again via the TILT (when panic sets in and they feverishly cut) … and finally long a little bit of Silver which should work with the long Gold short Silver pairs trade rolling off…. $URA should still have legs too… The remainder of 2024 is gonna be a rodeo

User Image Tato Posted - 2 weeks ago

$VALE $BHP https://oilprice.com/Metals/Commodities/Chinas-Iron-and-Steel-Association-Calls-for-Production-Cut-to-Stabilize-Market.html

User Image Nosh Posted - 2 weeks ago

$BHP Added...at $58.51 area...still adding aggressively on the lower channel.

User Image WallstElmo Posted - 2 weeks ago

$BHP buy and hold until 2040

User Image Nosh Posted - 2 weeks ago

$GOLD $BHP $RIO $TECK $GLNCY Like these...

User Image josh2017 Posted - 2 weeks ago

$GM internal combustion engines won $TSLA ev adoption will take longer than expected. This is good for Saudi Arabia that can now engage in building their empty mega cities NEOM (google it). $BHP $VALE

User Image briefingcom Posted - 2 weeks ago

$BHP: BHP Group completes the divestment of Daunia and Blackwater https://www.briefing.com/in-depth-analysis/content/article?ArticleId=IN20240402073435BHP&utm_campaign=inplay&utm_medium=social&utm_source=st&utm_content=view_page

User Image allstarcharts Posted - 2 weeks ago

samesies $BHP $HG_F

User Image ARMRreport Posted - 2 weeks ago

$BHP BHP Group completes the divestment of Daunia and Blackwater (58.35 )

User Image Anton9 Posted - 2 weeks ago

$BHP another reinflation play on mining, worth keeping an eye on a count of China data this morning, $RIO would be another one

User Image ARMRreport Posted - 2 weeks ago

Time to Invest in #Uranium Stocks Once Again: $CCJ $URNM BONUS: Stock of the Day $BHP $RIO #StocksToBuy #StocksInFocus #StocksToWatch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q85sKg2QGt8

User Image rsmracks Posted - 03/30/24

$GLNCY $BHP $RIO $NTR $VALE I continue to hold my GLNCY position since early 2020. I just opened my BHP position. While I do like FCX, RIO, VALE and NTR that are mentioned in this article, it’s hard to own everything. For instance on silver miners, I still prefer the basket approach with SILJ. With miners, owning COPX, XME or PICK are still a good options. The basket approach. MOO for agribusiness, I like MOS, CF, SQM and CVTA. Huge fertilizer fan. BCX for miners/oil in one fund, My favorite. REMX, LIT and TAN. There are really so many tickers and funds that will outperform the SPY moving forward. I think with individual tickers a person could invest up to 5% of a portfolio. With a CEF or ETF you could go as high as 10-20% A good mix of miners, energy, emerging markets, long bonds and agribusiness will do very well the next several years. https://www.unbiased.co.uk/discover/personal-finance/savings-investing/the-top-10-best-mining-companies-to-invest-in-by-revenue

User Image Newyorkerman Posted - 03/26/24

$AMR is shipping through Virginia, which is where most of the coal is being rerouted towards. They own 65% of that coal export terminal in Virginia. $METC $CLF $BHP

User Image josh2017 Posted - 03/26/24

$AMR $METC $CLF $BHP are we shipping coal through Baltimore?

User Image iBio_lotto Posted - 03/25/24

$BHP $CLF $RIO $VALE Cliffs' Goncalves bought 50,000 shares end of '21 and 100,000 shares early last year. He just sold 187,000 shares by exercising options that don't expire until Jan '25 and selling all. Two years ago they instituted a $1B repurchase program. Then proceeded to watch their shareholders bleed dry from $34 to $12. Still haven't come close to exhausting the program. Goncalves absolutely screwed the owners of Cleveland Cliffs. I can now only hope it was shorter term and he will change his mind. However, there's no way anyone could convince me he's going to "load up". In fact he's probably sadly hoping his shareholder's equity goes down from here.

User Image josh2017 Posted - 03/25/24

$VALE $CLF $RIO $BHP if these guys have a buyback plan, they should load up now that iron ore is on reversal after rejecting double digits.

User Image josh2017 Posted - 03/25/24

$FCX $RIO $BHP $SPY “Goldman Sachs says that commodities will also benefit from 2024 rate cuts, which it predicts will help support industrial and consumer demand.” Bloomberg fwiw.

Analyst Ratings
Citigroup Buy Mar 14, 24
UBS Neutral Oct 6, 23
Bernstein Market Perform Sep 25, 23
Goldman Sachs Neutral Jul 14, 22
Jefferies Buy Jun 7, 22
Berenberg Buy Jul 8, 21
UBS Neutral Mar 31, 21
Argus Research Buy Mar 9, 21
Credit Suisse Neutral Feb 2, 21