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203.62BMarket Cap17.23P/E (Static)
40.220High39.960Low8.13MVolume40.000Open39.810Pre Close331.32MTurnover48.20652wk High0.17%Turnover Ratio5.07BShares37.21752wk Low2.331EPS TTM192.13BFloat Cap48.206Historical High17.23P/E (Static)4.78BShs Float0.457Historical Low2.331EPS LYR0.65%Amplitude2.28Dividend TTM3.06P/B1Lot Size5.68%Div YieldTTM
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$BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ is it BHP gonna drop more? please give me your thoughts on this.
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$BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ Happily bought some just below $40 this morning just after open. BHP at these prices is my favourite bluechip investment on the ASX. In fact it's the only company I'm actively looking to buy currently.
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$BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ I can't believe how weak the SP is still. I was topping up between this and RIO when I bought a week ago, RIO has rallied several dollars while this has barely moved. Meanwhile CBA floats higher on magic fumes... anyway been here before, patience for now.
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Can always predict , but we don't always get it right.
The Trump factor may well be different this time.
2016 his focus was tax and deficit spending, which was good for US markets .
Take from the poor and give to the rich.
This time it is tariffs , which regardless of its effect on markets in the US , unlikely to be great for the OZ economy.
BHP is a buy , if it doesn't go down.
BHP has often been a good little earner , and it will certainly outlive us all , but plenty of extended periods when i...
The Trump factor may well be different this time.
2016 his focus was tax and deficit spending, which was good for US markets .
Take from the poor and give to the rich.
This time it is tariffs , which regardless of its effect on markets in the US , unlikely to be great for the OZ economy.
BHP is a buy , if it doesn't go down.
BHP has often been a good little earner , and it will certainly outlive us all , but plenty of extended periods when i...
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I got $40.065 today. Either way it's good buying imo.
Market will realise world's not going to end with a few tariffs. Dividend pretty healthy here imo, I'm frontrunning the risk of rate cuts next year. There's going to be a rush for yield if we get a rate cutting cycle. Financials look stretched imo, but commods and consumer staples (WOW/COL) is where I'm looking for this play. $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$
Market will realise world's not going to end with a few tariffs. Dividend pretty healthy here imo, I'm frontrunning the risk of rate cuts next year. There's going to be a rush for yield if we get a rate cutting cycle. Financials look stretched imo, but commods and consumer staples (WOW/COL) is where I'm looking for this play. $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$
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What are people's view of a likely Trump victory on BHP?
My main concern is this increases the likelihood of tariffs on China and other countries - which will ultimately affect demand for raw materials like iron ore. $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$
My main concern is this increases the likelihood of tariffs on China and other countries - which will ultimately affect demand for raw materials like iron ore. $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$
$BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ The best chart to tell the story is the 12 month chart.
BHP was $50 last Xmas because IO was north of US$140/t.
It's been mostly down hill throughout 2024.
Iron Ore will likely stay down now unless there is a blackswan event like in Jan 2019 when Vale's dam collapsed in Brazil and took considerable supply out of the seabourne market or the CCP does some massive stimulus to support the Chinese steel making industry.
Neither looks likely at present so I think its best to tr...
BHP was $50 last Xmas because IO was north of US$140/t.
It's been mostly down hill throughout 2024.
Iron Ore will likely stay down now unless there is a blackswan event like in Jan 2019 when Vale's dam collapsed in Brazil and took considerable supply out of the seabourne market or the CCP does some massive stimulus to support the Chinese steel making industry.
Neither looks likely at present so I think its best to tr...
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Markets appear to be pricing in a Trump landslide victory
Global stocks, along with metal and energy commodities, marched higher after Joe Rogan endorsed Trump following Musk’s interview. Bitcoin rose 3.6%. The US dollar fell 0.4%, allowing other G-10 currencies to gain. The S&P 500 rose 1.2%, with all sectors up, w...
Global stocks, along with metal and energy commodities, marched higher after Joe Rogan endorsed Trump following Musk’s interview. Bitcoin rose 3.6%. The US dollar fell 0.4%, allowing other G-10 currencies to gain. The S&P 500 rose 1.2%, with all sectors up, w...
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$BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ They've been doing a lot of clarifying lately. Everyone's been guessing if they're going to make another move on Anglo American, but BHP made it clear that their chairman's comments weren't meant to imply that.
It seems like BHP wants to avoid any unnecessary speculation or misunderstandings in the market. We'll have to wait and see what their next big move will be!
It seems like BHP wants to avoid any unnecessary speculation or misunderstandings in the market. We'll have to wait and see what their next big move will be!
I keep reminding myself that BHP usually has a " good " November ( historically )
After their failed 49 billion bid for Anglo American, BHP has shifted gears and is now looking for growth elsewhere. They've struck a C$4.5 billion deal with Lundin Mining to expand their copper holdings in South America. Despite some investors pushing for tougher climate goals, a whopping 91.77% of shareholders backed BHP's climate plan, which aims for net-zero operational emissions by 2050. CEO Mike Henry even de...
After their failed 49 billion bid for Anglo American, BHP has shifted gears and is now looking for growth elsewhere. They've struck a C$4.5 billion deal with Lundin Mining to expand their copper holdings in South America. Despite some investors pushing for tougher climate goals, a whopping 91.77% of shareholders backed BHP's climate plan, which aims for net-zero operational emissions by 2050. CEO Mike Henry even de...
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Dpakrwat : I don’t think so. i guess it will go sideways for some time and then if any good news it will blow up if bad news more drop. I am buying right now. Even if it goes down 5% returns are going nowhere
adrielelijah OP Dpakrwat : Thanks for your thoughts!