BHP Billiton Limited (ADR) (BHP)

valuemoney (99.92) Submitted: 11/21/2009 6:17:23 PM : Start Price: $75.30 BHP Score: -2.34

I think people need to open their eyes on this one. (not trying to be rude) I maybe a little early on this but at 74 dollars this stock will not beat S&P over a five year period. I will end my pick at +15 if it ever gets there LOL.

flybynite731 (54.72) Submitted: 9/4/2009 12:44:02 PM : Start Price: $62.15 BHP Score: -14.72

its an adr but has been up to 3 digits

srk85 (88.58) Submitted: 5/18/2009 5:59:15 PM : Start Price: $51.96 BHP Score: -25.76

Negative growth expected over long term.

coronelcossack (99.18) Submitted: 3/15/2009 11:23:08 PM : Start Price: $41.19 BHP Score: -40.88

This valuation is absurd, BHP should be trading at 20 at best given crashing prices for every product they produce

samblum (26.09) Submitted: 9/8/2008 5:45:15 PM : Start Price: $55.83 BHP Score: -48.41

GIven the sky high value of commodities lately, one can only expect commodity conglomerates like BHP to drop in value over the next few months.

mediamogel1 (< 20) Submitted: 5/23/2008 7:10:25 PM : Start Price: $83.75 BHP Score: -8.73

Wait for it. The metal markets won't pop, but rather slowly deflate.

cmdso (37.86) Submitted: 2/8/2007 3:07:30 AM : Start Price: $40.14 BHP Score: -111.45

Never invest in a company with a new CEO.

hybridinvestor (< 20) Submitted: 12/16/2006 3:35:29 PM : Start Price: $37.37 BHP Score: -124.48

I think current inflation data is not so good news for metals and other commodities in general. I also think the market realizes the Fed is serious about combatting inflation and that it is going to take more than just one or even more report of benign inflation data to make them alter their imho bias toward tightening. They will per Bernanke's claim to fame wait until they hit inflation level targets even if this is not formal policy at this time.

We're also seeing many attempts world-wide to slow growth with rate increases in Europe, Japan, China, Korea, etc. as well as many of the emerging markets raising reserve requirements to pull liquidity of the system to slow things down. Wait for the commodities bust before buying back in.