Brookfield Asset Management Inc. (BAM) Buy,…

Brookfield Asset Management Inc. (BAM)

47.82

+0.38 (0.80%)

as of Jun 18, 2026, 9:43:59 pm Market Open.

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COMMENT

Doesn't own stock because doesn't understand business. Business has been a money machine for company and shareholders. Thinks it is a good business to own. Keep the stock if you already own it and understand the business.

DON'T BUY

Model price of $64.39, 16% downside. Overvalued. Not much of a dividend. No reason to hold.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Apr 29/21, Up 54%) Many institutions own stock, however business has evolved very well. Business is good because it scales very well (capital management). Cash flows have exploded as business has scaled.

TOP PICK

One of world's foremost owners and operators of long-duration, real assets like real estate, infrastructure, renewable energy, private equity, utilities, data centres, etc. Big geographic footprint. Expertise. Solid financial strength. Asset gatherer for institutions and private individuals. Compound return of 19% over 20 years. Yield is 0.93%. (Analysts’ price target is $83.30)

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 11/20, Up 62%) Well positioned in their space for many years to come. Don't look at it quarter by quarter. Growing their asset base. Successful capital fundraising going on. Alternative asset space will continue to grow and BAM will participate.

BUY

12-15% discount to its NAV. Very good and long investment track record. Lots of new money to make acquisitions. Diversified portfolio. Well run. Some of the best assets in the world. Oaktree acquisition working out well.

WATCH

Very sharp managers. Execution over the years has been outstanding. Expensive in the past, but he's starting to look for an entry point. Well financed. Longer term, will continue to do well. If you're looking for yield, the subsidiaries are better.

BUY

BAM vs. BIP.UN BIP.UN just reported strong earnings. Sale of Enwave gave them a healthy profit. BAM is also a great company to invest in, especially as it's trading at a discount to NAV. But with BAM, you get exposure to BPY, BEP, and the rest of the suite. BIP is more of an operational manager. If you want more diversity, BAM gives you that. Having both in your portfolio gives you full exposure to the infrastructure asset class.

STRONG BUY

Great company. Manage long-duration, real assets like infrastructure, utilities, renewable energy, real estate. Benefit from lower interest rates. Excellent buyers and operators of global assets. Permanent generator of cashflows. Projected 45B of free cashflow over the next decade. Stock's pulled back on real estate concerns, but it excels at buying distressed assets. Buy it all day, every day.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Oct 09/20, Down 1%) Still likes it for new client money. Global. Diversified. Likes the Oaktree Capital acquisition. Lots of liquidity to take advantage of opportunities. More growth oriented than a big dividend.

BUY

BAM vs. BEP.UN They always defer to the parent, BAM, as with it you get a fully diversified portfolio. All the subsidiaries pay management fees up to the parent. Though BAM's price is under pressure, he'd add to it.

BUY

He debated making this a top pick. A well run diversified business. Low interest rates will give them excellent operating leverage. Its share values were hit with the negatively of real estate. The valuation has come down to a level he would be willing to buy today.

HOLD

A quality company that he holds. They buy distressed debt and are a private asset and infrastructure manager. They do not mark to market their assets as much as common stock companies so it reduces their volatility somewhat. The dividend is growing, although it is a little low.

TOP PICK

Does well when interest rates go lower. Visible growth at a reasonable valuation. Modeling 19% growth. Decent level here. Balance sheet is really great. Yield is 1.30%. (Analysts’ price target is $95.13)

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 09/19, Up 43%) Today is not the day that it's too late to jump in. Still buying with fresh dollars. Secular flow of money into real assets like renewable energy, or infrastructure, at the expense of stocks and bonds. Expertise. Dominant in the alternative asset space.

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