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SandRidge Mississippian Trust II is a Delaware statutory trust formed in December 2011 to own (a) overriding royalty interests to be conveyed to the trust by SandRidge in 67 producing horizontal wells, including 13 wells currently awaiting completion (the "Producing Wells"), in the Mississippian... More
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- Friday, April 26, 5:29 PM Headlines focused on SandRidge (SD) management have missed a more fundamental issue which may lead to further share weakness, Josh Young writes: Well performance is much worse than expected. Permian Trust (PER) results were so bad that cash was pulled from subordinated unit distributions to fund minimum common unit distributions, which means SD's interest in the asset is generating less cash flow than expected. 4 Comments [Energy]
- Tuesday, March 5, 12:17 PM SandRidge Mississippian Trust I (SDT -9.5%) is cut to Sell from Hold with a reduced $13 target price at Wunderlich, citing a weakening distribution outlook due to higher costs, lower production and a higher mix of natural gas being produced. Investors may be attracted to SDT's yield, but the firm says investors should focus on the trust's risk profile. SDR -4.9%, PER -2.5%. 33 Comments [Energy, Quick Ideas, On the Move]
- Friday, March 1, 9:55 AM Falling in concert with SandRidge Energy (SD) are the company's trusts. SDT -4%, PER -2.6%, SDR -6%. 7 Comments [Energy, On the Move]
- Wednesday, February 6, 12:33 PM Energy trusts suffer another shellacking after RBC Capital issues downgrades and target price reductions for SandRidge Permian Trust (PER -6.6%), due to reduced production visibility and increased risk profiles following below-expected Q4 distributions, and SandRidge Mississippian Trust I (SDT -5.5%) and II (SDR -1.6%), as increasing risk meets additional production concerns. 10 Comments [Energy, Quick Ideas, On the Move]
- Friday, February 1, 1:36 PM Energy trusts (SDT, PER, SDR) all take hits after announcing dividend and production cuts last night (I, II, III), and Raymond James does not pass "Go," downgrading the group to Sell from Buy. These new trusts are misunderstood, says one trader long the names. The wells are still getting drilled and there's going to be volatility in production volumes. They're cheap by any metric and - unlike MLPs - they're debt-free, having no need to issue debt (or shares) to replace depleting assets. 13 Comments [Energy, On the Move, Quick Ideas]
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Friday, February 1, 12:45 PM
Midday top 10 gainers: OTT +31%. ALIM +25%. BBW +22%. ADNC +21%. PSDV +16%. EDAP +16%. ABAX +15%. CRR +14%. CIS +11%. PMCS +12%.
Midday top 10 Losers: ECTE -31%. EBOD -28%. BCOV -23%. CKH -22%. LTM -20%. KERX -17%. CLSN -14%. SDR -14%. CBMX -11%. PXLW -11%. Comment! [On the Move] - Friday, February 1, 9:29 AM SandRidge Mississippian Trust II (SDR) -12.7% premarket after declaring a distribution of $0.532557 per unit. Sales volumes fell 7% from the previous three-month period, due to lower oil production, offset by slightly higher natural gas production. Overall, the period's results generated an 11% lower distribution per unit than the target. Raymond James cuts shares to Underperform. Comment! [Energy, On the Move]
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Friday, February 1, 9:10 AM
Premarket gainers: ADNC +30%. TSYS +15%. RAD +9%. CTRP +8%. EDAP +7%. ALU +6%. DELL +6%. VVUS +5%. PRGO +5%.
Losers: ECTE -35%. OTT -23%. LTM -16%. SDR -11%. OCZ -8%. CLSN -7%. ALKS -7%. NMM -6%. TLAB -5%. Comment! [On the Move] - Tuesday, December 11, 2012, 11:33 AM Sandridge Mississippian Trust (SDT +1.4%) moves higher as Anthony Donato lays out how a brutal year for the shares has left them undervalued under nearly any oil and gas price scenario. One trader agrees, saying brokers - burned by VOC, WHX, and WHZ - have been dumping anything that looks similar. This includes not just SDT, but SDR and ECT as well. Comment! [Energy, On the Move, Quick Ideas]
- Thursday, April 5, 2012, 1:34 PM SandRidge Mississippian Trust II (SDR) expects to price its NYSE IPO of 26M shares $19-$21 each, which would raise up to $546M. That's below the $603.75M that the trust said it planned to raise in a filing in January. The trust - created to own royalty interest in oil and natural gas wells - is a unit of SandRidge Energy (SD). (filing) Comment! [Energy]
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Dividend Sheet
$SDR $MEMP and $BBEP are the best yielding stocks with recent dividend hikes - http://stks.co/jT59 - 89 shares with 4.02% Yield $JNJ $WFC - View all 0 replies
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Dividend Sheet
$SDR $SDT and $ETR are tomorrow's best yielding ex-dividend stocks + http://stks.co/s2FK + I like $TJX - View all 1 replies
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Elliott Gue
Thx to everyone who attended Live Chat. Talked about $WFT, $SDRL, $SDT, $SDR, $LINE, $CHKR & more. Transcript here: http://wp.me/p2PcNm-pP - View all 0 replies
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Bob de'Long
I'm still trading in SDT and SDR and not doing well. One of my faults is dumbster diving. - View all 3 replies
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Bob de'Long: Problems (I think): (1) Trusts have less oil and more gas than thought, (2) Ward, (3) possible tax changes -
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Bob de'Long
Closed out PER and SDR at a tiny profit. Still have a bit of SDT, and it is in the hole about 3%. Today is getting interesting looking. - View all 3 replies
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Bob de'Long
SD, SDR, SDT Mississippian % oil has fallen from 52% to 42%. The rest is cheap gas. Serious damage to economics. - View all 1 replies
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Bob de'Long: I suspect CEO Tom Ward & SD will be burried in lawsuits from SD stockholders and holders of the two Mississippian trusts.
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Bob de'Long
Bought SDR @$16.63. Sold SDT @$16.25 (I bought this by mistake about 5 minutes ago @$16.13). Whew fixed that goof! - View all 0 replies
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Dividend Sheet
$SDR $SDT and $ETR are tomorrow's best yielding ex-dividend stocks + http://stks.co/s2FK + I like $TJX - View all 1 replies
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Bob de'Long
Closed out PER and SDR at a tiny profit. Still have a bit of SDT, and it is in the hole about 3%. Today is getting interesting looking. - View all 3 replies
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Bob de'Long
I'm still trading in SDT and SDR and not doing well. One of my faults is dumbster diving. - View all 3 replies
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Bob de'Long: Problems (I think): (1) Trusts have less oil and more gas than thought, (2) Ward, (3) possible tax changes -
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Bob de'Long
Sold that SDR that I bought a few minutes ago for a $40 profit -- cheap, cheap, cheap ... but I really don't want to hold an oil trust. - View all 8 replies
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Bob de'Long
SD, SDR, SDT Mississippian % oil has fallen from 52% to 42%. The rest is cheap gas. Serious damage to economics. - View all 1 replies
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Bob de'Long: I suspect CEO Tom Ward & SD will be burried in lawsuits from SD stockholders and holders of the two Mississippian trusts.
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Bob de'Long
Bought some oil-trust trash SDR @$17.19 & PER @$17.42. Dumpster diving worked Friday: I'll try it again today. - View all 1 replies
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Dr. Kris: Good luck, Bob. These issues are just plain sucking. Is this a fiscal cliff reaction?
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AlbionWood
What the heck is going on with SDR today? Ex-div should have dropped it about 3%, but it's down almost 10%. Tempted to add to my position. - View all 5 replies
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AlbionWood: SDR trading down again today. Even better buying opp but I'm about maxed out on it already.
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Bob de'Long: He's just flightly, jumping into a play & then abandoning it. He's going to borrow money when his trusts drop 8%-11% & yield 13% - 15.6%
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Bob de'Long
Bought SDR at $17.57. I can't imagine a 9.5% drop in an oil trust (even one managed by SD) is justified. - View all 1 replies
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Elliott Gue
The long-awaited IPO of SandRidge Mississippian II $SDR occurred today. For those unfamiliar with this trust, http://bit.ly/GXeKr5 - View all 3 replies
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Elliott Gue: $SDR flat in a weak market but the IPO priced at the high end of its $19 to $21 range and was up-sized from an original 25 m shares to 26m. -
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WheresTheDough
Wondering why everyone is bailing from royality trusts like SDR and PER with super high dividend.. makes sense ? - View all 5 replies
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WheresTheDough: I use common sense and the little I remember from an accounting course 20 years ago. If I'm wrong I'm sure the IRS will tell me
SandRidge Mississippian Trust II is a Delaware statutory trust formed in December 2011 to own (a) overriding royalty interests to be conveyed to the trust by SandRidge in 67 producing horizontal wells, including 13 wells currently awaiting completion (the "Producing Wells"), in the Mississippian formation in northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas, and (b) overriding royalty interests in 206 horizontal development wells (calculated as described under "—The Development Wells") to be drilled in the Mississippian formation (the "Development Wells") on properties within an Area of Mutual Interest (the "AMI"). The AMI, which is limited to the Mississippian formation and consists of approximately 81,200 gross acres (53,000 net acres) held by SandRidge, is depicted by the area identified on the inside front cover of this prospectus. The top of the Mississippian formation is encountered at depths between approximately 4,000 feet and 7,000 feet and lies stratigraphically between the Pennsylvanian-aged Morrow formation and the Devonian-aged Woodford Shale formation. SandRidge intends to drill, or cause to be drilled, the Development Wells in the AMI by December 31, 2015 and is obligated to complete such drilling by December 31, 2016. Until SandRidge has satisfied its drilling obligation to the trust, it will not be permitted to drill and complete any wells for its own account within the AMI.



