Q: Hello team,
Ross Healy was on BNN and suggested that BAM is valued at the absolute top end of it’s range “the stock is at 2x book value which is at a high over the last 15 years”. Not done he then added “the 2022 earnings have gone right into the ditch and our FMV has cratered with it, it’s no wonder shares are softening.”
I follow Brookfield as closely as anyone and earnings going in a ditch? I see a beat on DE, FFO, increased flows from private funds. I see increased tailwinds from the spin off to the transition fund to the increased fee bearing capital and continued capital deployment. Also, I see the CURRENT NAV at $68 a share so a ~13% discount.
Needless to say I am on the polar opposite side of his commentary.
What am I missing hear and can you please elaborate on his argument.
Thank you.
Ross Healy was on BNN and suggested that BAM is valued at the absolute top end of it’s range “the stock is at 2x book value which is at a high over the last 15 years”. Not done he then added “the 2022 earnings have gone right into the ditch and our FMV has cratered with it, it’s no wonder shares are softening.”
I follow Brookfield as closely as anyone and earnings going in a ditch? I see a beat on DE, FFO, increased flows from private funds. I see increased tailwinds from the spin off to the transition fund to the increased fee bearing capital and continued capital deployment. Also, I see the CURRENT NAV at $68 a share so a ~13% discount.
Needless to say I am on the polar opposite side of his commentary.
What am I missing hear and can you please elaborate on his argument.
Thank you.