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Parallel Energy Trust T.PLT.DB


Primary Symbol: PEYTF



GREY:PEYTF - Post by User

Comment by themangokidon Sep 12, 2012 9:56am
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Post# 20351468

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lots of good dividend/distribution payers.  personally I am not adding to any oil dividend payers with oil so close to $100. I already have enough exposure to move the needle if oil stays here or climbs above $100.  However, if you are underweight oil and looking to add, tbe is definately a good name although small and its already had a big move from $2.50. Or you could look for something bigger like BTE which is another heavy oil producer with great assets and an excellent debt to cashflow ratio.  Or you could look for something larger still like CPG, or something with international exposure like VET.  If you want exposure to gas ARX, I think, is the go to name for a high div paying gas producer.  Some people like bnp but that carries considerably more risk (although nowhere near as much as plt.un).

 

if you are just looking for a nice yield, alot of non-commodity solid dividend payers have fallen off considerably in the last week or so.  Tomorrow they may fall even further if the risk-on trade continues.  Some pretty good long-term opportunities out there, I think,

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