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re: A List of (Potentially) Good MLPs to Invest In
Posted on 4/18/16 at 1:29 pm to Omada
Posted on 4/18/16 at 1:29 pm to Omada
The Leftovers:
EQM (6)- midstream company in the Appalachian Basin. The dividend has been increasing
GEL (5)- midstream company for the Gulf of Mexico. The dividend has been increasing, but net income last year exceeded net operating cash flows, which isn’t good.
MMP (6)- transports and stores oil and refined products. Increasing dividend.
PBFX (6)- storage for oil and refined products. The dividend has been increasing, but the company has negative equity (debt exceeds assets).
SEP (5)- transports and stores NGLs and natural gas. The dividend has been increasing, but it has low liquidity.
SRLP (5)- stores and sells natural gas and other materials. The dividend has been increasing, but the company has quite a bit of debt.
GMLP- 2015 20-F (the full 2015 financial results) has not been released yet; owns and operates FSRU vessels for LNG.
SDLP- 2015 20-F has not been released yet; Seadril’s MLP that acquires and operates offshore drilling rigs; rigs are under long-term contract with Chevron, BP, ExxonMobil, and Tullow.
TGP- 2015 20-F has not been released yet; international LNG sea transportation service.
Of these, EQM, MMP, and PBFX deserve a closer look, which I failed to do. GEL was the MLP I was originally going to research, but I don't think that will happen now. Hopefully these lists are useful to everyone.
EQM (6)- midstream company in the Appalachian Basin. The dividend has been increasing
GEL (5)- midstream company for the Gulf of Mexico. The dividend has been increasing, but net income last year exceeded net operating cash flows, which isn’t good.
MMP (6)- transports and stores oil and refined products. Increasing dividend.
PBFX (6)- storage for oil and refined products. The dividend has been increasing, but the company has negative equity (debt exceeds assets).
SEP (5)- transports and stores NGLs and natural gas. The dividend has been increasing, but it has low liquidity.
SRLP (5)- stores and sells natural gas and other materials. The dividend has been increasing, but the company has quite a bit of debt.
GMLP- 2015 20-F (the full 2015 financial results) has not been released yet; owns and operates FSRU vessels for LNG.
SDLP- 2015 20-F has not been released yet; Seadril’s MLP that acquires and operates offshore drilling rigs; rigs are under long-term contract with Chevron, BP, ExxonMobil, and Tullow.
TGP- 2015 20-F has not been released yet; international LNG sea transportation service.
Of these, EQM, MMP, and PBFX deserve a closer look, which I failed to do. GEL was the MLP I was originally going to research, but I don't think that will happen now. Hopefully these lists are useful to everyone.
Posted on 4/18/16 at 1:47 pm to Omada
Be very careful with energy sector MLP's right now.
One must really understand the financial position of the company. If the MLP restructures debt, the amount debt is reduced is considered noncash income for unit holders. The noncash income is a taxable event.
One must really understand the financial position of the company. If the MLP restructures debt, the amount debt is reduced is considered noncash income for unit holders. The noncash income is a taxable event.
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