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BH The YouTuber recommends buying BHP due to its low Enterprise Value to EBITDA ratio (3.4x) and high free cash flow yield (20%), indicating it's…
The YouTuber notes that BHP's price is up, but iron ore prices are not significantly higher. He suggests that cyclicals like BHP should be bought during a recession when the dividend yield is higher (it's currently 3% compared to 5% previously), indicating it's not an opportune time to buy.
The YouTuber notes that BHP's price is up, but iron ore prices are not significantly higher. He suggests that cyclicals like BHP should be bought during a recession when the dividend yield is higher (it's currently 3% compared to 5% previously), indicating it's not an opportune time to buy.
“These cyclicals have to be bought in a recession. So for now I'm leaving it here.”
The YouTuber recommends buying BHP due to its low Enterprise Value to EBITDA ratio (3.4x) and high free cash flow yield (20%), indicating it's undervalued. He notes the company has significantly reduced its debt, allowing free cash flow to be returned to shareholders via dividends and buybacks. The company produces essential commodities, providing a hedge against inflation.
The YouTuber recommends buying BHP due to its low Enterprise Value to EBITDA ratio (3.4x) and high free cash flow yield (20%), indicating it's undervalued. He notes the company has significantly reduced its debt, allowing free cash flow to be returned to shareholders via dividends and buybacks. The company produces essential commodities, providing a hedge against inflation.
“if they can maintain this ebitda for three years they would have produced enough earnings to buy the entire company that's a nice that's a low ratio it's also showing 20 20 times free cash flow that's very very high they're probably not going to keep that up if you just kind of look at this cycle it tends to bob up and down but you should be in this range someplace close to that and I think a 20 20 free cash flow yield is very attractive for a company that has no debt and has an underlying fundamental uh commodity product that that the world needs right”
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2 finance YouTubers analysed BHP group limited with qualified reasoning — consensus: Buy, average analysis quality 68/100. This is not financial advice; review the individual analyses and sources above.
Among the channels covering BHP group limited, 1 are buying and 0 are selling or avoiding — overall Buy.
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