Loneflycaster

How Much Natural Gas Remains in the USA?

On Oct 04 04:22 PM User 283977 wrote:

> Summary:
> Proven reserves refers to natural gas that can be extracted economically
> at current market prices.

Huh? Proven is proven, period. Either you proved the reserves exist, or they do not. Proven reserves only change with the amount of depletion plus new proven reserves. How can this be otherwise? How can you say that X amount will be proven at a price but that Y amount will be proven at a different price?

Friday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets

Michael, you can Google for Zero Hedge, or use this link.

zerohedge.blogspot.com/

5 ETFs That Appear in the Bargain Bin

These etf may be bargains for expense ratios, but their price trends suggest they should be avoided until they at least have a price base.

Pipeline MLPs: A Hedge Against Market Downturn

"Production is expected to grow at double-digit rates this year, after increasing 15% last year. Also, the recent creation of a pipeline MLP and a $1 billion buyback program are some important catalysts for future growth."

I am mystified by your reference to a new MLP. TCLP is an MLP already. Are you referring to the new LLC, Bison Pipeline LLC?

Also I have not seen any reference to a buy-back program in the time I have owned the units. Is this old news?

Why do a buy-back when increasing the distribution will accomplish the same thing, i.e., increase the yield and thereby increase the value of the MLP units?