jjabodee

5 Excellent, Non-Pipeline Income Stocks

This treatment is the same for MLP related Closed End Funds-- which I like as a way to get exposure to the space without a K-1. Many CEFs trade at premiums to NAV, so be careful. During times of stress you can pick them up at discounts.

I only know of KYN, MTP, SRV, FMO-- and now TYG, thanks to La Marque. Does anybody know of others?

On Sep 30 12:10 AM No Free Cake wrote:

> With TOO, part of the distribution may (will) be "return of capital".
> Although not being taxed at the time of distribution, it does reduce
> your cost basis and will increase the gains tax when sold (if at
> a profit of course). This is because, I believe, it's actually a
> partnership choosing to be taxed as a C-Corp. Consult your tax professional
> for details.
>
> This isn't good or bad, just something to be aware of. It's not
> the same as a "normal" dividend from a vanilla C-Corp.
>
> See their site for details:
> www.teekayoffshore.com...

GSI Group: Lasering In on a Dirt Cheap Net/Net Stock

Sorry that wasn't clear. The cash position, totals $70M. They must be burning cash at a pretty fast clip. I think the company is set to report on 11/6 (thurs).

GSI Group: Lasering In on a Dirt Cheap Net/Net Stock

I see a 10/9 press release stating that the company (after excluding $25M of ARS) equals only $70M.

A Practical Demonstration of the Value of Portfolio Theory

Conviction is the natural enemy of diversification. Uncertainty reigns and must be dealt with probabilistically. That is what intelligent asset allocation strives to do.

Nice work.