Joining us this morning to break it all down is Roth Capital Partners senior research analyst Leo Mariani. Has a neutral rating and a 46 target on Oxy. Uh Lou L, good to have you.Um been in the works for seems a while here. We've been learning about it via reports for the past several days. Implications for Oxy and and overall uh concerns about debt load.Yeah. Yeah. So, I think that was one of the the key reasons they pulled the trigger on the transaction here is that amongst the the larger EMP companies in ...

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We were showing a really well read story on the Bloomberg about any participant in private markets. Offering an era of easy gains is now changing approach. Is that true of you and what you're doing in your strategy.Well, I think for us, similar to what we've seen over the last multiple decades, is companies are just staying private longer. Right. And as that happens, then the historic returns in public market investors would have gotten as companies went public and then appreciated in the public market. Tho ...

Let's talk about that and more in energy. Rob Thumbl is a four-star energy fund manager and senior fund manager at Tortoise Capital. Rob, um, Oxy's got 24 billion in debt and about 27 billion in revenue.So, it's not quite 1 one, but it's close by comparison. Chevron has about 29.5% billion in debt on 187 billion in revenue. Oxy, a very heavily indebted company.Do you think that Warren Buffett's just going to have to buy out the rest of the business and kind of take it private. >> Well, Brian, I don't think ...

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