FMG investor here. I invested in FMG for two reasons. One, their dividend yield was amazing and two, the future of green hydrogen is likely to be a massive profit driver.
@@phuochoangminhnguyen3031 I bought the shares around $19 then sold them around $23, with the crash, I bought back in at $18. I'm going to keep buying and holding. The cheaper it gets, the more I buy.
@@caelansmith Thank you for answering the previous comment. Im new to investing so I am not sure. But will it be better if we sell the share now and buy it later in the future since based on the iron ore price the share price seems to go even lower and by selling now we can prevent the lost from now until the bottom?
That was great. Best and simplest analysis I have seen of these major companies. I've also watched your analysis of the energy companies and they were also excellent. You are making me lazy. I look forward to you review of the major banks.
Well it’s actually misinformation. RIO is by far the more diversified miner here, not BHP. It’s been that way for years. RIO also had diamonds in their portfolio now lithium. Not just iron
These 3 certainly dominate the market have steady growth and pay consistent dividends every year. Won't hesitate to keep these in my portfolio for a very long time.
Great point, always invest on the fundamentals! Nevertheless not mentioning BHP investment in Chile i a mayor failure, on 2021 Copper will generate more revenues than the iron assets, copper price is strong by the time iron is falling.
BHP and Rio Tinto have deep trust in Chile¡¡Since a lot of years ago¡¡Chile is a very rich geologycal source(Metallic and Non-Metallic resources)¡¡Chile has the major reserves of copper in earth¡¡These companies have responsible mining concept¡¡Value creation and nature respect....¡¡
FMG for the win. Twiggy keeps buying into the stock multiple times a year. Imagine riding a 12+% dividend and 300% growth over the next 10-15 years. Imagine yuor yield on cost after that happens. Wow it would be insane. Twiggy is one of the richest men in australia for that very reason.
I'm borrowing at 3% to buy FMG stock for my grandkids. Twiggy's H2 economy plans are a once in a generation game changer and far more significant than an iron ore company.
It’s an aboriginal word. Correctly pronounced ‘pilbarra’ (double r intended) with a very strong emphasis on - aṟṟa as typical local language. It was actually mispelt from aglo-english. Think of the word Barramundi. In slang it is often pronounced “pilbra” but that’s just lazy Aussie slang.
Good point David, it will always be difficult to put dividend information in a video because it varies every year, but yes you are probably going to be right!
You probably should've mentioned Rio's Winu copper deposit that they are developing in WA. Plus BHP seem to be investing more in NickelWest given the increase in global demand.
whick one do you recoment to buy BHP group LTD or PLC for the dividends? I am little confused on which one gives those dividends. If someone would explain I would apreciate.
You have barely mentioned BHP's nickel mines. Or mentioned their South American mines either. I feel you glossed over the fact that RIO blew up the cave (which was a HUGE event) and has already stated to its investors "appreciate this years dividends, because there's not going to be one next year!" Or maybe that was released after you made this video. As for Twiggy and FMG, being only iron ore is going to cause him problems in the future. He needs to diversify. Have you heard of the Chinese owned "Pilbara Killer"? If l was looking into stock as an investor, I'd certainly be wanting to know these things also.
you will make more money finding a mining stock under a $50 million market cap that will eventually become a producer and make $50million-$100million a year, buy low sell high
@@carlosnorris352 yer you get a 5-10% dividend from rio & bhp , then lose 50% on the share price when the iron ore price drops , so you still need to buy low and sell high with the dividend stocks case closed
@@investingthelike111 but if you reinvest dividends and they keep the dividends or increase, the reinvestment will buy cheaper shares even if you do nothing for years. There’s still a chance for profitability. But these are long term. If you’re a day trader or try to get something in a fee weeks, these stocks are not your cup of tea.
Nigeria's other natural resources include natural gas, tin, iron ore, coal, limestone, niobium, lead, zinc and arable land, that you can invest into in Nigeria do well to come buy and also invest in civil engineering also they are company that for sell in Nigeria you can meet Asiwaju Tinubu Bola Amhed Nigeria President
diversification is pointless, when u have a demand and customer base as large as china, u have little fear of not being about to sell what u mine.....and since most of the iron ore production in the world in controlled by a few companies that conspire to set prices and determines market price....u have a virtual guaranteed monopoly.
He making decisions on Australia people lives who do he think he is ,i never vote for him, he went to WEF ,WHO,UN ,UE make decisions about Australia people lives
FMG investor here. I invested in FMG for two reasons. One, their dividend yield was amazing and two, the future of green hydrogen is likely to be a massive profit driver.
Iron ore prices keep going up, and the government looks like it wants to invest in green hydrogen too, things are looking good for FMG!
Any changes from your investment now? I have just invested in FMG weeks ago and now I'm not sure where to go from here after a 11% crash
@@phuochoangminhnguyen3031 I bought the shares around $19 then sold them around $23, with the crash, I bought back in at $18. I'm going to keep buying and holding. The cheaper it gets, the more I buy.
@@caelansmith
Thank you for answering the previous comment.
Im new to investing so I am not sure. But will it be better if we sell the share now and buy it later in the future since based on the iron ore price the share price seems to go even lower and by selling now we can prevent the lost from now until the bottom?
is this the tharenos hydrogen sham?
That was great. Best and simplest analysis I have seen of these major companies. I've also watched your analysis of the energy companies and they were also excellent. You are making me lazy. I look forward to you review of the major banks.
Thank you Ian for your kind words! The video on banks is coming soon!
Fantastic overview and very high production value. Great job!
Thanks for stopping by Kenjoe!
Great video ! Brief, clear and comprehensive comparison of the 3 companies. Much appreciated.
Please include a graph clearly covering debt level comparisons please
dont stop bro your videos are great
Thanks joee! Really appreciate it!
Great presentation. You saved me a lot of time today! You deserved my like.
Your videos are really high quality. You deserve more subscribers!
Thank you TFM! Really appreciate your kind words!
as a coal mine worker, this video provided great insight!
Well it’s actually misinformation. RIO is by far the more diversified miner here, not BHP. It’s been that way for years. RIO also had diamonds in their portfolio now lithium. Not just iron
These 3 certainly dominate the market have steady growth and pay consistent dividends every year. Won't hesitate to keep these in my portfolio for a very long time.
Another excellent video, amazing production. Keep up the great work. love your videos.
Thank you very much!
Sector comparisons really useful. Thank you
Thanks for Analysis of my 3 favourite sahre.
You're welcome Light Mystic! Comparison of Big 4 Banks coming soon too!
Superb video with financials clearly explained in layman’s words
Thank you Paul! Really appreciate it!
Great point, always invest on the fundamentals! Nevertheless not mentioning BHP investment in Chile i a mayor failure, on 2021 Copper will generate more revenues than the iron assets, copper price is strong by the time iron is falling.
This info is helpful when investing on these companies.
Great video that clearly explains some of the key differences of these 3 some what similar companies.
Thank you Beachdudeca!
BHP and Rio Tinto have deep trust in Chile¡¡Since a lot of years ago¡¡Chile is a very rich geologycal source(Metallic and Non-Metallic resources)¡¡Chile has the major reserves of copper in earth¡¡These companies have responsible mining concept¡¡Value creation and nature respect....¡¡
Great video. Will look forward to video on banks and utilities.
Thanks Anubhav! Coming soon!
Excellent video, keep up the great work.
Thank you very much C J!
It would be interesting to revisit this evaluation after this resent correction.
I really enjoyed the video, definitely would like a banking video!!!
Well done.
Already done, guess you've found it!
@@trexzar87 yes! Sorry, working backwards through your videos 😁
Fantastic video! Great idea to compare similar companies side by side!
Thanks Kate! Appreciate it!
@@trexzar87 here's an idea for a future video... apps for options trading.
FMG for the win. Twiggy keeps buying into the stock multiple times a year. Imagine riding a 12+% dividend and 300% growth over the next 10-15 years. Imagine yuor yield on cost after that happens. Wow it would be insane. Twiggy is one of the richest men in australia for that very reason.
I'm borrowing at 3% to buy FMG stock for my grandkids. Twiggy's H2 economy plans are a once in a generation game changer and far more significant than an iron ore company.
FYI - the Pilbara is pronounced as "Pilbra". Just for future reference :)
Yes, glad I wasn't only one cringing at the pronunciation.
Same hurt my ears
It’s an aboriginal word. Correctly pronounced ‘pilbarra’ (double r intended) with a very strong emphasis on - aṟṟa as typical local language. It was actually mispelt from aglo-english. Think of the word Barramundi. In slang it is often pronounced “pilbra” but that’s just lazy Aussie slang.
$70 iron ore is predicted in FY22, will create a brilliant buying opportunity for FMG!
Thank you for the information 🌻😀👍
great video ! love the chart and diagram which it so much easier to understand and remember ! u legend !
Can you add VALE to the comparison?
Great video Mate
Cheers Mark! Appreciate it!
Excellent video!!!!
Great analysis! Thank you:)
You have done Excellent work, clear and informative, I would really like you to show which the top lithium company in Australia
Great video!
Thanks Mathew! Glad you enjoyed it
Great...but FMG 1H21 dividend was $1.47 and 2H21 based on higher iron ore price could be as high as $2, so 21 DPS should be $3.00 to $3.50 ff...
Good point David, it will always be difficult to put dividend information in a video because it varies every year, but yes you are probably going to be right!
I do hold FMG for the dividends lol
Nice video, keep up
Very Interesting !
Thanks! Glad you think so!
this was really good
Love it very informative
nice video and research
You probably should've mentioned Rio's Winu copper deposit that they are developing in WA. Plus BHP seem to be investing more in NickelWest given the increase in global demand.
Would like to see where Royhill and MRL fit into this!
whick one do you recoment to buy BHP group LTD or PLC for the dividends? I am little confused on which one gives those dividends. If someone would explain I would apreciate.
Great content thank you
Nice work 🎉
Great video can you do one on lithium Pls & Ore please
Great job 👍.
Thank you Phil! Cheers!
Copper is up 8 per cent yesterday. Wow just wow
You have barely mentioned BHP's nickel mines. Or mentioned their South American mines either.
I feel you glossed over the fact that RIO blew up the cave (which was a HUGE event) and has already stated to its investors "appreciate this years dividends, because there's not going to be one next year!" Or maybe that was released after you made this video.
As for Twiggy and FMG, being only iron ore is going to cause him problems in the future. He needs to diversify.
Have you heard of the Chinese owned "Pilbara Killer"?
If l was looking into stock as an investor, I'd certainly be wanting to know these things also.
Well “next year” is here and dividends are just as juicy for RIO.
Good job 👏
the numbers don't add up for RIO in What They Sell sector...
Loved the content but hated the “background music” cheers
Good vid
amazing!
Is BHP the most sustainable/green in terms of its goals?
They mine coal so definitely not
BHP is moving away from coal. Worth mentioning.
What is BHL isn’t it supposed to be BHP?
Thanks! No one picked that up for a year!
@@trexzar87 it’s a minor mistake, it’s okay btw the video is well done great work 👍🏻
Orroco Resources. $2 billion of copper still only valued at $400m
Great
You sound like Fozzy.
Wow, greAt
this video i should have known about . more thne a year ago.. sigh
Pilbara pronunciation needs correction!! Pil-Baarar?? Where is that??. Think you meant Pilberruh
hydorgen as a fuel source is idiotic
All I heard was the music.
PIL - BRA, not Pill - Bar-a
Daddy loves his dividends
It’s pronounced “Pill-Bra”
you will make more money finding a mining stock under a $50 million market cap that will eventually become a producer and make $50million-$100million a year, buy low sell high
Really there all dogs
But a gigantic one will give you dividends and peace of mind. Hard to choose!
@@carlosnorris352 yer you get a 5-10% dividend from rio & bhp , then lose 50% on the share price when the iron ore price drops , so you still need to buy low and sell high with the dividend stocks
case closed
@@investingthelike111 but if you reinvest dividends and they keep the dividends or increase, the reinvestment will buy cheaper shares even if you do nothing for years. There’s still a chance for profitability. But these are long term. If you’re a day trader or try to get something in a fee weeks, these stocks are not your cup of tea.
@@carlosnorris352 I aim to buy the companies that BHP and RIO buy before they buy them.
Nigeria's other natural resources include natural gas, tin, iron ore, coal, limestone, niobium, lead, zinc and arable land, that you can invest into in Nigeria do well to come buy and also invest in civil engineering also they are company that for sell in Nigeria you can meet Asiwaju Tinubu Bola Amhed Nigeria President
BHP FMG pay there workers better Rio have less pay but more benefits 49 sick days a year for example
I don't get how these companies are planning to be carbon free or create some green hydrogen.
Pronounced “pilbra” 😊
Thanks Soapie, one word I would redo if I had the chance :(
In 2020 same as today, RIO is a far more diversified outfit than BHP, not the other way around as you erroneously stated in the video.
Bro its pilbra not pilbarrrrrra
Yes I know, unfortunately the biggest regret of my video :(
Kristy Neck
Outside mining, it's not an impressive economy in terms of global products and services
its "pilbraaaaa" not "pilll baaaa raaaaa"
fmg pay more too
diversification is pointless, when u have a demand and customer base as large as china, u have little fear of not being about to sell what u mine.....and since most of the iron ore production in the world in controlled by a few companies that conspire to set prices and determines market price....u have a virtual guaranteed monopoly.
Was keen, but couldn't continue to hear Pilbara mispronounced so many times.
rio treat their workers like shit
He making decisions on Australia people lives who do he think he is ,i never vote for him, he went to WEF ,WHO,UN ,UE make decisions about Australia people lives
Stop Rio Tinto! Get hands away from our lands! 🇷🇸
Pill-bruh! Wtf is wrong with you people and your name pronounciations?!
we have bhp and rio here in canada and their considered bottom of the barrel pay their workers the lowest of all the mining companies here
Great work!
Awesome video!
Thank you Vasco!