We will have raging inflation and a crashing dollar sooner or later. That in itself will raise the price of crude even ignoring any recovery in the world economy and hence oil demand and pricing. Pretty much a no brainer over the next couple of years I think. The biggest risk maybe some slight of hand by the Cohen's. Some law firm then will make a pile on one of these stockholder suits, but the stockholders never get much out of these things. Barring that kind of problem APL is a long term slam dunk as is just about any other energy/commodity stock at current levels. That billion people in Chindia that have a shot at moving up the income/consumption scale a notch or two have not given up the fight. The genie is out of the bottle for those people. The commodity bull market will resume, perhaps a lot quicker than a lot of people think. I have made my bets and now just waiting while I get 10%+ distributions from MLP's like APL.
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if 288555 is correct then why aren't all the MLP's and utilities crashing? The citi analyst never saw a hole being drilled or a ditch being dug I bet. Long term gas and oil are higher, a lot higher. Just keep knocking APL down please, I love this price and yield (even if it's cut in half) for a long term 4 to 10 bagger. Money in the bank.
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