Can Equinor ASA Replace Petrobras? | $EQNR vs. $PBR

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[@JCgus]

actually the Equinor slashed their dividend, will be ended extrodinary dividend in 2024, only 0.02 cents growth dividend in following years~, standard dividend will become 0.35 cents, conclude total dividend return be 5%~~that's why the stock price plummeted~

[@BesterInvestor]

Thanks for sharing this info!

[@rngsft]

So what then would be a good replacement for EQNR?

[@et_phonehome_2822]

you are more up to date. thx

[@matejkvapil2334]

But if they end the dividend, the stock price can actually start going up instead of being "flat" like till now. So they can still perform well.

[@davidknight5324]

Thanks for the video Rudi! I always enjoy watching them and learn so much.

[@BesterInvestor]

Thank you David, glad to hear it!

[@MSStateBulldawg83]

Rudi, thanks for the review on Equinor. I, too, am seeing a cut in the dividend to 5%. Also, EQNR closed a refinery in Norway after a fire.

[@BesterInvestor]

Yeah man... we're long $ET, or nothing :)

[@artconfidential]

Great energy stock review! Thank you for this video

[@BesterInvestor]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MrFateend]

Hi Rudi, Thank you for the videos. Your videos have such well-explained graphics and are very easy to read. Do you make them yourself? Also Wanted to ask what are your favorite resources/websites that you like to browse?
Thank you!

[@BesterInvestor]

Glad you like them, and thank you. I make the presentations myself using a few websites incl. my brokerage accounts (various), Tipranks, Zacks, Gurufocus, etc.

[@MikeSmith-cl4ix]

Thanks for the info on Equinor and PBR I still have my PBR but im going to think about it now that i have this information Equinor is interesting so is Norway where i believe that they have recently discovered a extremely large deposit of phosphate largest in the world if im not mistaken.

[@BesterInvestor]

Mike, I wouldn't make this swap. $EQNR actually cut their juicy dividend just now!

[@MikeSmith-cl4ix]

@@BesterInvestor ok thanks.

[@anthonyv.8668]

Nice video! Do you have any thoughts on sjt or crgy?

[@BesterInvestor]

Thanks Anthony. No, but I will take a look 👍

[@thebandofbastards4934]

Ironically I think that the only way on which renewables can be profitable is by being used for powering the oil extraction and refining machines when the weather is favorable which would save a lot of money for the respective company by no longer needing to burn their own produce or be vulnerable to the overall power demands. And when the weather is no longer good, the saved oil barrels can serve as a energy store until the renewables start being useful again.

[@jhadj]

Bester, is this the second time you'll be scared out of $pbr?

[@BesterInvestor]

Always stay vigilant 🤣. I am more scared of Lula than Petrobras. Unfortunately it's a 2-for-1 deal with Lula as the unpredictable bonus round. I have not sold PBR.A (yet).

[@PulverizerA]

I have PBR in my fun money account and my Roth @ around $10. I've seen conflicting reports on the dividend situation. Until I get the straight up feel that it's going to be dead money going forward, I'll hang on to it. When the dividends collected have already paid back a good chunk of the costs it's easy to take the wait and see attitude. 🤷‍♂

[@BesterInvestor]

Yeah, it's also worth calculating the dividend percentage as dollar value vs. cost basis. Like my comments about OXY's current dividend from time to time - not a bad dividend if your cost basis is $10. Less good if your cost basis is more like Buffet's 😂