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This summary was created by AI, based on 9 opinions in the last 12 months.
Experts have mixed but generally optimistic views on Blackstone Group LP (BX). A consensus suggests the firm is a long-term hold, with a strong position in the alternative asset management space, despite recent challenges such as negative headlines impacting the sector. Many analysts note that while the stock has seen some short-term declines due to turmoil in private credit, these fluctuations should not overshadow its potential for long-term growth. The company benefits from a solid management team and a sizable amount of capital raised in recent months, which it can deploy for strategic deals. While some analysts caution about the competitive landscape and valuation concerns, others emphasize the stability and consistent dividends offered by the firm, indicating a general belief that the stock could outperform in the coming years.
There is a time to buy private equity firms. It’s when the market is really tough and people are worried about what is in their portfolios. These firms are selling things into the public market as much as they can so it tells you where they think things are going. He likes diversified, banks if you want a financial.
Very nice chart. Had a long up swing from mid-2012 and tested several times on the way up. The recent action indicates some uncertainty. Even though it had a fairly significant drop, it is well within the range. He would think it is people that have made quite a bit of money who don’t want to lose their gain and are quick to sell. You want to get out if it drops below $29.
Private equity group firing on all cylinders. Because of the environment we are in they are able to do a lot of good things in all three parts of their business. They are getting their performance bonuses. It is like KKR and she continues to hold that one because of the bigger balance sheet. There is still more room to go in both.
This is in the private equity space and she likes this area a lot but has played this through KKR (KKR-N) (?) and Onyx (?). because these 2 companies have most of their own capital in what they are investing in. Likes that alignment of interests. If you have 2 private equity firms, that is really all you need.
Alternative asset management. Private equity, some closed end funds, hedge funds. Trades at 9X earnings versus traditional asset managers at 16X. Over the last 5 years traditional asset managers have been growing their assets by 12% while this one has grown by 202%. Very profitable. Very good retail network. Very compelling valuation. Over 5% dividend yield.
He would avoid it due to the structure. (See KKR-N today)