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Nine Wyoming Stocks [view article]
WY is a great place to live. Course we do have high winds in the winter that only cease when it snows. The warm wind from the south keeps the state from being a deep freeze.Compared to Colorado or most other big states, the traffic in WY is nonexistent. About the only problem areas are on I-25 south from Cheyenne, and I-80 going toward SLC. There's also a few other bottleneck spots on I-80. There's a couple of touches of congestion between Buffalo and Sheridan on I-90 at times. If you live most anywhere north of I-80 and ignore the Jackson/Yellowstone tourist spots, roads are open (allowing for occasional construction work areas). There aren't that many big rigs on the N/S routes, but I-80 and I-90 do get quite a few. Rush hours in some of the boom towns can be annoying and are getting worse, but they are nothing like Denver.
Sorry about Matthew Shepherd. No murder is good. The people involved were convicted with life sentences. But keep in mind that Mr. Shepherd's murder was one of only 11 in the entire state that year. Not a bad record overall. I think that the violent crime rate in San Francisco that year was about 2.7 x as high as our entire state. It isn't unheard of for San Francisco to have 10x that number of homicides in a year for just the one town. So don't let a single murder of one gay man paint an entire state as homophobic - okay? Even the people who are supposedly better adjusted don't get along that well.
Of the companies, I have owned Questar in the past and happen to own it now. The direction for NGas is the question, but it seems like its stock price is pretty decent and it seems pretty well managed. Some of the utilities listed don't seem to be very well liked, but what utility is in its service area? Reply
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Nine Wyoming Stocks [view article]
Attn: seekingalpha.com/user/...ho ratio at the gate or horatioatthegate
What a slut.
Takes all kinds to go around picking fights on a financial site trying to provide information about investments.
I got a lot out of the article and wil be checking out some of teh companies I didn't know existed.
The truth of the matter is many companies with a solid moral foundation have goneon to become the nations largest companies. Too bad some of these companies are being run into the ground by some neo-expert in financing. If in fact these clowns runnig the companies like AIG and MER were much better than a 2.5 GPA they would have seen the dust on the horizon. I could see the financial ruin of these companies coming a long time ago, which is why I avoided them like the plaque.
My guess is the next big boy to fall will be a major bottling and snackfood producer like Pepsico. Of course the structure is/was a little more stable a few yeas ago but a lot of information is not disclosed anymore.
lots of luck horatioatthegate. stay mad and stay away from a good thing. Reply
Nine Wyoming Stocks [view article]
paulk8756i like it too. it's amazing how fast miscreants can run in the dark if you step out on your porch with a rifle. (i left you some notes under you energy article.) it gets downright comical when you have a good neighbor that does it at the same time.
horatio
would you say in general you hate the state because you think they have a tendency to generalize?
stockerblog
i found it useful as a few more energy stocks to keep an eye on. Reply
Nine Wyoming Stocks [view article]
Was there a point to this article? I live in Wyoming and I'm from here but folks need to know that Wyoming has a long history of boom and bust. We are booming now and we will bust sure a shootin and lose jobs and population just like we did in the 70's and 80's. The job growth has been primarily in the gas industry as well as some mining jobs and wind spinner jobs.Most temporary. Towns are vast distances apart, there is no housing and the roads are dangerous plugged with heavy trucks and workers returning 60 miles back to their comfy motel rooms with an empty 6 pack on the seat. It is high, wide and windy. Real estate in the pretty places is vastly overpriced and unaffordable even to the well to do. Its cold in the winter and the snowfence is the state flower. Take drive down our Interstate 80. If you like what you see, take a job and stay a few months , pour some pads, weld some steel, drink a lot, make some meth and then move on. Ah, this is the life. ReplyNine Wyoming Stocks [view article]
I like it. Sounds like a GREAT place to live. I can cling to my guns and religion there, and not be excoriated for it by the Liberal left wing elites (ie. the opposites of the wing nuts). Replygate
Nine Wyoming Stocks [view article]
Wyoming is the home of Neanderthal, red-neck schmucks like bunker-buster, sadist Dick and Lynne ("Re-writing American history") Chaney.Wyoming is the home of Gail Norton, former Secretary of the Interior, a Bush-crony appointee and "Wise Use" anti-environmentalist, previously a lobbyist for mining interests, now works for Shell Oil.
Wyoming is the home of gun toting, bible thumping Neanderthal, red-neck schmucks, one the most brutal homophobic murders (Mathew Shepard) which was condoned by a culture of red-neck intolerance and religious bigotry.
Stay away if you have a brain and a heart and value your life.
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Nine Wyoming Stocks [view article]
Neoconservative, well - lots do live here.Anti-environmentalist - you're nuts - tourism is a big industry and the mineral industry vs. water pollution debates are intense.
Gun runners - not at all. But we do own a lot of guns and enjoy shooting them. On the other hand, murders happen infrequently enough in the state that each one makes front page news and the trial stays front page news for a long time. You folks in the big cities should consider that criminals tend to avoid places where they might get shot accurately by something big enough to take down an elk.
Radical wing nuts - Everyone is a radical about something. We just are radical about things you don't like.
Bigoted theologians - Having God in charge wouldn't be a bad thing, but sadly He's not. Yes, we have some bigots here. There's just so few people here in general that you hear about them more. But overall, we're pretty much a live and let live state. Reply
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Nine Wyoming Stocks [view article]
Wyoming claims to be the "Equality State" but is really the "Hate State" because it is literally owned by neoconservative anti-environmentalist, gun runners, radical wing nuts and bigoted theocrats.. Reply
Nine Wyoming Stocks [view article]
What, exactly, is the purpose of this article? ReplyOil Consumption: How Does Today Compare to 1980? [view article]
It has come to: "any stock serving a commodity need, regardless of it's internals, hasbecome attached to the price of the underlying traded commodity."
Well, that statement will definitely cause a ton of "so whats", "they always have", "tell
us something we don't know", and a chorus of some vile insults.
As great a company is (RIG etc.) it will fall like a rock these days when that underlying
commodity gets traded to what is perceived as a trend. "Hey !!! They are buying/selling
crude down there as if this were Monopoly.......The stockholder then thinks of nothing
redeeming on his favorite sector and unloads his position.
That is not even ground and unless I get some confirmation on direction I have to
view the stock with jaundiced eyes.......and that is not how I view stocks for any
holding term.
Thanks
On Jun 02 11:12 AM Right in San Francisco wrote:
> au contraire. For short term investors, the question may be whether
> the current price reflects the current information. For longer term
> investors, the question is "do the underlying factors and trends
> suggest that the current situation will continue." The key equation
> for me is the inexorable, broad-based growth relative to the constraints
> in supply. Any time I can get more data on this, it is helpful.
>
> RightinSanFrancisco.co... Reply
Oil Consumption: How Does Today Compare to 1980? [view article]
PDE, RIG and DO are still undervalued. And right now they are a buy.RIG:
TTM P/E of 9.82
PEG of .3
TTM EPS is 15.14
Growth (via Yahoo) is 31.48% a year for the next 5 years.
Yes, RIG is waaaay undervalued.
I don't know about the others.
I do know that "The Real Expert" is really angry! Grrrr. And he had to post twice to make his point. I read his other posts as well. Maybe he needs a hug. :-) Reply
Oil Consumption: How Does Today Compare to 1980? [view article]
Hmmmm ... Let's see.... CWEI ... "still remarkably inexpensive", where at $94.79 today, it's only a mere triple from $30 in December (just 6 months!)??? I wonder at what point it becomes "expensive"?Looks more than a little too hyperbolic for my money. I'd run for the exit on this one if I had any money in it. Reply
Oil Consumption: How Does Today Compare to 1980? [view article]
Clayton Williams (CWEI) is still remarkably inexpensive. Thanks for the info! ReplyOil Consumption: How Does Today Compare to 1980? [view article]
Not late to the game on at least one of the picks above. Clayton Williams (CWEI) looks remarkably inexpensive.Reply
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Oil Consumption: How Does Today Compare to 1980? [view article]
oil is going up. I write about it today @ theinvestingspeculator... Reply