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Williams Pipeline Partners L.P. (WMZ)

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  • Six Solid Dividend Payers That Look Attractive [View article]
    Sorry about that. Try: http://www.igobanking.com/home/home. The passbook savings rate is now 2%. It is a variable rate, it can range... More »
    Comment by YoYoMama
    Jun 16 18:05 pm |
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  • Six Solid Dividend Payers That Look Attractive [View article]
    igosavings.com goes to a squatter page. Is there another link you meant? Thanks. On Jun 15 08:58 AM YoYoMama wrote: > IPHS is an... More »
    Comment by Lightway
    Jun 15 13:01 pm |
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  • Six Solid Dividend Payers That Look Attractive [View article]
    Several weeks ago I started look into PREFERRED issues of stocks that fell in March. My arbitrary target was 10% return on the current... More »
    Comment by User 117003
    Jun 15 10:38 am |
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  • Six Solid Dividend Payers That Look Attractive [View article]
    IPHS is an intriguing company, but the time to have jumped on that stock was late March, when the price was under $10 and the yield was... More »
    Comment by YoYoMama
    Jun 15 08:58 am |
    Rating: +2 0
  • Six Solid Dividend Payers That Look Attractive [View article]
    Nice start. Hope your recovery is going well. I'm glad you recognized the disease...lots of people never do. To me, dividend... More »
    Comment by David Van Knapp
    Jun 15 08:51 am |
    Rating: +8 0
  • Six Companies Poised to Gain from a Natural Gas Auto Mandate [View article]
    Can anyone suggest an infrastructure ETF play on natural gas?
    Comment by irasil
    Feb 1 23:35 pm |
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  • Six Companies Poised to Gain from a Natural Gas Auto Mandate [View article]
    w/out going into great detail - you need to research your thesis as we now have more access as well as inventory in the u.s. ever.... More »
    Comment by brea
    Jan 21 23:15 pm |
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  • Six Companies Poised to Gain from a Natural Gas Auto Mandate [View article]
    What is the marginal cost of production for nat gas. This is all great, but if companies can't turn a profit, why would they produce... More »
    Comment by bassmaster17
    Jan 21 14:29 pm |
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  • Six Companies Poised to Gain from a Natural Gas Auto Mandate [View article]
    I think NG is a great bridge until our economy is stabilized enough to put the money required into renewable and efficient resources.... More »
    Comment by scar
    Jan 20 17:47 pm |
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  • Six Companies Poised to Gain from a Natural Gas Auto Mandate [View article]
    First of all, natural gas is $.85 a gallon in Utah and only Utah. If the infrastructure was available, the supply of vehicles that used... More »
    Comment by Duude
    Jan 20 14:17 pm |
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  • Six Companies Poised to Gain from a Natural Gas Auto Mandate [View article]
    Look up breeder reactors. Very little actual waste. Also, look up vitrification. Waste is not an issue.
    Comment by Michael B. Krause
    Jan 20 13:17 pm |
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  • Six Companies Poised to Gain from a Natural Gas Auto Mandate [View article]
    Yes but------We havent solved the problem of nuculear waste as yet. On Jan 19 09:33 PM Michael B. Krause wrote: > Actually, y/y... More »
    Comment by bush wacked
    Jan 20 09:53 am |
    Rating: 0 -1
  • Six Companies Poised to Gain from a Natural Gas Auto Mandate [View article]
    Pickens has it right, convert large trucks to CNG where there is room for the bulky high pressure tanks necessary to store significant... More »
    Comment by helplessobserver
    Jan 20 00:39 am |
    Rating: 0 -1
  • Six Companies Poised to Gain from a Natural Gas Auto Mandate [View article]
    Long APC, COP, BTU for energy. CNG cars would clean up California but I sold CLNE because California is BankRUPT and will not do any... More »
    Comment by Diegojames
    Jan 19 23:01 pm |
    Rating: +1 -1
  • Six Companies Poised to Gain from a Natural Gas Auto Mandate [View article]
    I remember that nuclear was stopped in its tracks by the same "greens" that now propose it. Its the cheapeast way to make electricity... More »
    Comment by ariel1935
    Jan 19 22:39 pm |
    Rating: 0 -2