As it stands, developed economies are in different stages of the cycle (Japan and Europe versus everybody else), and that is fuelling policy divergence, which will create discrepancies in relative
valuations in a global context.
Not exact matches
Let's skip that debate — note the farm - out was a totally distressed deal, my
in - the - ground values are 100 % valid
in a
global context (and I believe
in the long - term power of convergence, smuggling, arbitrage, call it what you will), and (most importantly) my
valuation incorporates a mere 20 % of the company's post-deal 3P reserves & exploration resources.
I'm a huge fan of German property as it's significantly undervalued
in a
global context, it never really participated
in the asset / property inflation of the 2000s, I believe there's a secular trend to increase property ownership
in Germany and current Bund yield trends are immensely supportive of German property company financials and
valuations.