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Swap escribió:Analysts, traders paint contrasting pictures on what's in store for Petrobras
Apr 23 2015, 17:30 ET

Investors sent Petrobras (NYSE:PBR) more than 5% higher in today's trade following the release of audited financial statements, but analysts generally are less willing to look past the company's fundamental problems.

Credit Suisse says that while PBR's writedowns are "big enough to instill some credibility... capex of $29B-$25B in 2015-16 is not low enough face a 2015 cash generation of $23B... 2016 production growth guidance of 3% is low and will disappoint rating agencies... leaves with the impression that PBR will continue to be more of the same... a dangerous place to be."

Deutsche Bank agrees, saying "While lower capex is positive, the savings won’t be sufficient to start deleveraging in 2016, particularly in light of reduced growth plans; hence we expect liquidity will tighten further."

HSBC notes a long period of forecast negative free cash flow, the current high balance sheet leverage at 4.6x estimated 2015 net debt/EBITDA, and a lack of visibility on the options for delivering higher cash generation.Yet some on Wall Street tell Business Insider that the auditors did a good job pricing in the damage, the worst is behind for PBR, and now the lows are in.

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zorro escribió:
Para los que me preguntaron por privado les contesto No fui yo quien compro 500000 pbr en el pre hoy.

elgallego escribió:Les comparto el gráfico de las proyecciones del papel de un informe que circula en USA