
Elite Financeira
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Elite Financeira
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💰 Financial Markets & Value Investing 📊 Contrarian Investor 🚀 "Invert, always invert" – Charlie Munger



📉 Underfollowed Oil Giant with Deep Moat in the Permian? $OXY 📈 Occidental Petroleum ($OXY) is trading at a meaningful discount to intrinsic value — and the market is missing the story. - Strategic Shift: A decade ago, $OXY pivoted from a sprawling global O&G operator to a focused Permian Basin powerhouse. They divested low-margin international assets to double down on the highest quality acreage in the U.S. - Permian Dominance: OXY accounts for ~10% of total Permian production. The basin itself is responsible for ~30% of all U.S. output. This is low-cost, high-margin oil, with breakevens under $40/bbl. - Technical Edge: OXY leads in subsurface modeling & CO₂-enhanced oil recovery. They’re unlocking barrels others can’t touch — achieving 75-80% recovery vs. 35-40% in conventional fields. - Strong Capital Allocator at the Helm: CEO Vicki Hollub outmaneuvered Chevron to acquire Anadarko. Now she’s going after CrownRock. She’s also bought back 8% of shares in 2022–23 at depressed levels. - Balance Sheet Cleanup: OXY is laser-focused on deleveraging. Expect debt to fall from $29B → $15B over the next 2–3 years. Post-CrownRock, they'll use asset sales + FCF to rapidly reduce leverage. - Midcycle FCF Outlook: By 2026, I expect $OXY to generate $8–$8.50/share of FCF (at $75 oil). At a 12x FCF multiple, this implies a fair value of ~$100/share. - Valuation Disconnect: Despite sector-leading well performance, OXY trades at a steep discount vs. peers. The market is overly focused on past execution and ignores structural improvements. - Optionality & Catalysts: Asset sales, opportunistic buybacks, debt reduction, and higher midcycle oil all act as near-term catalysts. 📌 In my view, $OXY is the strongest operator in the Permian and one of the most misunderstood large-cap energy plays today. #ValueInvesting #OilStocks #Permian #OXY #OccidentalPetroleum





That’s a fascinating detail, and honestly, not surprising. Even Munger, who spent decades ignoring coal, reportedly started paying attention in 2023. And the reason is straightforward: the market kept treating all “coal” as a dying thermal commodity, while the economics of met coal moved in the opposite direction, tight supply, irreplaceable demand, high-quality reserves, and companies trading at fractions of replacement cost. If someone as rational and valuation-driven as Munger began to look at this space late in life, it says a lot about where the true mispricing might be. $HCC $AMR $CNR #coal #metcoal #ValueInvesting



Esquece essas "terminologias" guru... Met coal, oil & gas e offshore drilling services é o caminho... No Brainer = equities de oil & gas + met coal ... underinvestment brutal no setor. Risk/reward muito bom... quem "escavar" consegue encontrar empresas com valuations mt baixas e com muito pessimismo incorporado, com long term proved reservs interessantes ( a 2/3x cash flows)... e em vez de aumentar produção, querem returs via buybacks. Maior nível de pessimismo incorporado seria praticamente impossível... como diria Munger "temos de pescar onde há peixe"... Investir em negócios quase certos, não em narrativas sobre o futuro. Há setores, como oil & gas ou met coal, onde a estrutura do negócio, a cost curve e a procura nos próximos 10–20 anos são altamente previsíveis. Os cash flows existem, são tangíveis e mensuráveis. O verdadeiro exercício de futurologia está em muitas tech stories, onde tudo depende de hipóteses distantes, taxas de crescimento elevadas e margens ainda não provadas. Prefiro negócios que já hoje geram owners earnings com double-digit yield do que promessas que dependem de um futuro perfeito.





A filosofia da Casa de Investimentos faz sentido em termos teóricos (valu investing, moats, etc), mas aplicam mal o capital: estão concentrados em mega caps sobrevalorizadas com crescimento demasiado otimista... muito risco incorporado. Small caps estão a negociar nas suas avaliações relativas mais baixas em ~30 anos. Acho que a performance deles vai ficar atrás da minha na próxima década.










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