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"fill up while you". You used that line 3 months ago, you will use it again in 3 months.
Come on Pinelli, what's your forecast for 2009 or will you wait till its over.?
What degree did you receive your Bachelor of Arts in? Did you start investing in 1979 or in 1968?
You have stated that your Profession is in the investment world, are you certified? Its not in your profile? Don't remember that do you? One of hundreds of missives, most very pretentious.
Accounting? Do you happen to have a degree in accounting? Operating earnings allow for dividend payments, cash flow only denotes the excess of cash revenues over the cash outlays in a given period of time.
Canadian Royalty Trust according to their Charters must pay dividends that are at least 50% of their Earnings, not their Cash Flow.
This is 2009, will Linn Energy continue to hedge expected production for the following year, that which is not already hedged for 2010 as management has acted in the past?
If they do, according to your outlook for oil, they will be losing money in 2010.
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"fill up while you". You used that line 3 months ago, you will use it again in 3 months.
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Come on Pinelli, what's your forecast for 2009 or will you wait till its over.?
What degree did you receive your Bachelor of Arts in?
Did you start investing in 1979 or in 1968?
You have stated that your Profession is in the investment world, are you certified? Its not in your profile? Don't remember that do you? One of hundreds of missives, most very pretentious.
Accounting? Do you happen to have a degree in accounting? Operating earnings allow for dividend payments, cash flow only denotes the excess of cash revenues over the cash outlays in a given period of time.
Canadian Royalty Trust according to their Charters must pay dividends that are at least 50% of their Earnings, not their Cash Flow.
This is 2009, will Linn Energy continue to hedge expected production for the following year, that which is not already hedged for 2010 as management has acted in the past?
If they do, according to your outlook for oil, they will be losing money in 2010.