An Update On PetroLogistics: Stay Long And Strong [View article]
Gents, Confused, just charted this name, PDH, vs nat gas, trades inversely to the commodity. Why do I want that risk with nat gas down here? Also, why would a refiner trade that way, when crude refiners trade with the commodity?
Clean Energy Boosted By U.S. Natural Gas Refueling Station Plans [View article]
One of you mentioned the canadian tax is not taxed on ira accts, is that true? Are u talking dividends or capital gains or both? I was looking at a small cap canadian name but refused to pay the 30% tax, so i never bot it. But if you are saying for small positions (which is shares or notional amt?) i would def buy the stock. Please advise.
As leaked earlier the State Department's assessment (full report) of TransCanada's (TRP) Keystone pipeline project finds little to criticize as far as environmental impact, calling it "very unlikely" any releases would affect groundwater quality. The report also doesn't see much climate impact nor "significant adverse" impact on Canada's environment. There's now a 45-day comment period and then things move to the White House. [View news story]
Rlp,
The majority of the keystone will run through the USA, no? Who are going to be the big winners/losers from a corporate standpoint, across the usa energy sector?
I dont care about canadian stocks and their 30% haircut i have to give up as a tax.
As leaked earlier the State Department's assessment (full report) of TransCanada's (TRP) Keystone pipeline project finds little to criticize as far as environmental impact, calling it "very unlikely" any releases would affect groundwater quality. The report also doesn't see much climate impact nor "significant adverse" impact on Canada's environment. There's now a 45-day comment period and then things move to the White House. [View news story]
If keystone gets passed, who are the winners/losers from a stock standpoint? Mlp speaking.....
Energy Partnerships: Another Great Decade Ahead For These High Yielders [View article]
How about promoting 3-5 MLPs that are in the high teens low 20s that have both dividend yld appreciate potential Along with capital appreciate potential vs 3 that have already popped in price.
How To Prepare Your Portfolio For Obama's Keystone XL Decision [View article]
Decent article, thanks.
How about drilling down and discussing the impact on specific MLPs, refiners in Louisiana, tankers, etc. The entire energy ecosystem in the Midwest would be impacted, trying to figure out those winners and losers would be a highly beneficial undertaking.
Cabot Oil & Gas: 'Quiet' Press Release Conceals Catalysts [View article]
Sandridge Could Be Further Negatively Impacted By Poor Trust Well Performance [View article]
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An Update On PetroLogistics: Stay Long And Strong [View article]
Confused, just charted this name, PDH, vs nat gas, trades inversely to the commodity. Why do I want that risk with nat gas down here?
Also, why would a refiner trade that way, when crude refiners trade with the commodity?
With A 12% Yield, QR Energy Is On Sale [View article]
What you folks think of LRE, EROC, & CMLP?
Clean Energy Boosted By U.S. Natural Gas Refueling Station Plans [View article]
I was looking at a small cap canadian name but refused to pay the 30% tax, so i never bot it. But if you are saying for small positions (which is shares or notional amt?) i would def buy the stock. Please advise.
As leaked earlier the State Department's assessment (full report) of TransCanada's (TRP) Keystone pipeline project finds little to criticize as far as environmental impact, calling it "very unlikely" any releases would affect groundwater quality. The report also doesn't see much climate impact nor "significant adverse" impact on Canada's environment. There's now a 45-day comment period and then things move to the White House. [View news story]
The majority of the keystone will run through the USA, no?
Who are going to be the big winners/losers from a corporate standpoint, across the usa energy sector?
I dont care about canadian stocks and their 30% haircut i have to give up as a tax.
As leaked earlier the State Department's assessment (full report) of TransCanada's (TRP) Keystone pipeline project finds little to criticize as far as environmental impact, calling it "very unlikely" any releases would affect groundwater quality. The report also doesn't see much climate impact nor "significant adverse" impact on Canada's environment. There's now a 45-day comment period and then things move to the White House. [View news story]
Energy Partnerships: Another Great Decade Ahead For These High Yielders [View article]
Fayetteville Shale: Operating Analysis, Infrastructure, Economics, Outlook [View article]
If so, please let me know, and ty!
Tim
CorEnergy Announces Distribution Increase and Schedules Earnings Release for Fiscal Year Ended Nov. 30, 2012 [View article]
I can say this, if $.71, stock is going higher.
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I am looking forward to fy eps guidance on feb 13th.
How To Prepare Your Portfolio For Obama's Keystone XL Decision [View article]
How about drilling down and discussing the impact on specific MLPs, refiners in Louisiana, tankers, etc. The entire energy ecosystem in the Midwest would be impacted, trying to figure out those winners and losers would be a highly beneficial undertaking.
CorEnergy: An Undervalued Play On Energy Infrastructure [View article]
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