It is not news to anyone that the Eletrobras was privatized this year. In fact, with the privatization of the former state-owned company, workers who receive the Severance Indemnity Fund (FGTS) may withdraw up to 50% of the value of the fund in order to be able to invest in the company.
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In this sense, investment can occur through Mutual Privatization Funds (FMP), that is, the worker can purchase shares related to that fund, then, being able to receive earnings from the sale of these quotas. However, a question arises about this dynamic: is it worth investing in Eletrobras using the FGTS?
In fact, according to the view of Vitorio Galindo, investment analyst CNPI and head of fundamental analysis at Quantzed, if the investor think that Eletrobras is an attractive investment, that the company has good fundamentals and a margin of safety and would like to start to invest in the company immediately, regardless of what money they would use, then it could be an opportunity to take advantage of the FGTS for the investment.
“On the other hand, if he assesses that the stock is not a good investment, then it is not worth it just because of the ease of the FGTS. It's only a good opportunity if you've really studied, analyzed well and concluded that actions are a good one. Because then the FGTS comes as an extra resource to make the investment. Just the fact of being able to use the FGTS alone is not a guarantee of opportunity if the investor does not see the action as positive”, explains Galindo.
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