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Petroleo Bras Sa Petro (PBR)

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17.75

-0.31 (1.72%)

as of Jun 5, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 6, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 2 opinions in the last 12 months.

Petroleo Bras Sa Petro (PBR-N) has received mixed feedback from experts regarding its current market position. One reviewer expressed satisfaction with having bought the stock around $10 but indicated a premature exit at approximately $15, thus missing a subsequent significant rally. This suggests the stock has experienced a notable upward trend. Another expert expressed a desire for earlier recommendations, highlighting the stock's recent parabolic move, which suggests rapid price increases. However, they caution investors to wait for prices to stabilize before making new investments, signaling potential overextension in current valuations. Overall, while there are positive sentiments about past performance, experts are recommending caution for future engagements as the stock may need to cool off.

Consensus

Caution

Valuation

Overvalued

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DON'T BUY

The way he play US the energy market is that he thinks we have the best energy stock in the world here and you get the dividend tax credit so stay here. Prefers Vermillion, crescent point – the oilies. Buy them on dips.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Feb 7/11. Down 14.26%.) The problem is the general malaise that is affecting all oil companies despite the fact that oil has held in fairly well. If you believe oil prices are going to be higher, this will be a beneficiary.

DON'T BUY

Generally what he doesn't like about Brazil is its inflation. The biggest problem is that there is starting to be Brazilian government influence for these companies.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Feb 7/11. Down 19.71%.) Has been affected by the pull back in oil/gas prices, but also had difficulty in getting their big discovery out from offshore Brazil. Cost estimates have continued to skyrocket.

DON'T BUY

Fantastic company. Not one of his picks in the sector because so many of their production assets are offshore. Very deep water with high costs. Decent dividend. There are better choices in this sector. (See Top Picks.)

BUY

Chart is same as Suncor. Buy Canadian oil right now because you don’t get any benefit to going outside Canada. But it doesn’t hurt to own the stock.

STRONG BUY

It is the Exxon mobile of the world. A lot more cap X and reserves. If you want to see Brazil represented, owning this is a no brainer.

TOP PICK

Oil/gas in Brazil. 6th biggest oil company globally. Have Brazilian off shore deposits and price they paid depressed the share price but earnings are up 10%. Majority ownership by Brazilian government.

COMMENT

Brazilian energy. Big reserves at over 14 billion barrels of oil. Recently ad a major capital raising which will continue as they develop out their resources. Could do well on a long-term basis.

BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Did the biggest ever issue, over $70 billion US of which $25 billion was new money from outside investors. Stock is down 25% over the last year because of its enormous issuance of new shares.

WAIT

If they continue with their sub-salt exploration they will eventually need more funding, so a new issue is likely. If they can get the oil and bring it up, then there is significant upside in this issue. It’s a little expensive for his liking – he would like mid-30’s.

DON'T BUY

Chart shows a turnover when US market was positive leading him to believe it is not a good stock to own right now. Nice upward channel from March to December but then broke down. Drops that occurred in the last 2 days were fairly strong. Thanks it will hold at around $40 before it goes lower.

BUY

They are finding a lot of oil, even if it is high priced and doing remarkable things with sugar and ethanol.

DON'T BUY

Excellent company with excellent reserves and excellent growth prospects. This makes it expensive, which has worked into the valuation. One of the concerns he would have with this is that the Brazilian government owns a large chunk of it. Have some pretty good offshore assets giving it higher costs. (See Top Picks.)

BUY

A pre-eminent company in Brazil, which is one of the emerging hydrocarbon basins. Very few places where you can find new oil reserves. If oil prices stay at $80 for a long time, then their oil will not be up to be brought on profitably. Have downstream government regulated gasoline stations that tends to lose a bit of money.

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