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One place that is pretty good right now in the energy space is company's that only own mineral interests. These have been beaten down much like the rest of the sector but they always make money and don't share in any of the operating costs. One that I like a lot is BSM. If you look at the large shareholders you will see some really good entities that own large chunks of this. The main thing here is the yield which is currently at 10.68%. Distributions are paid out quarterly. There is some upside potential but you won't aren't going to double your money here but its not out of the norm to have some 20% swings in the price.Ragoo said:maybe an mlp, but certainly not an E&P. Not much growth opportunity.deadbq03 said:
Very good insight. I'm convinced that public O&G investing is only a good option at this time for those looking for income from a reliable dividend. Maybe even on the PE side. I work at a PE that is doing quite well for over a decade and has been unable to find a buyer for the big flip. This year I think the board has given up on that dream and decided to shift focus, get cash flow positive (which we're still in good shape to do), and issue dividends.
Looking good.oldarmy1 said:
What's everyone thinking on DE? Beat and lower guidance?
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3492609-jd-com-joint-venture-mulls-500m-u-s-ipo-report59 South said:
JD past 31, could see 32 today
News out about a joint venture. On mobile so can't post link.
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JD.com joint venture mulls $500M U.S. IPO - report
Aug. 16, 2019 10:25 AM ET|About: JD.com, Inc. (JD)|By: Jason Aycock, SA News Editor
A JD.com (NASDAQ:JD) online supermarket joint venture is talking with bankers over raising $500M in a U.S. initial public offering, The Information reports.
JD shares have moved up 3.1% today.
Dada-JD Daojia (10% owned by Walmart (NYSE:WMT)) is having the discussions exploring a listing next May, according to the report.
The JV had earlier sold its China-based online store to JD.com.
bought the 295c weekly for $5.01 when the stock was 299.50 so basically $0.50 above intrinsic value. Sold here a few minutes ago. At $7.60.Ragoo said:
Someone push NFLX over 300 please
Ragoo said:bought the 295c weekly for $5.01 when the stock was 299.50 so basically $0.50 above intrinsic value. Sold here a few minutes ago. At $7.60.Ragoo said:
Someone push NFLX over 300 please
claym711 said:
Over 2893 area, gap fill is in play.
59 South said:
They're gonna pin NIO at 3.00 aren't they?
pacecar02 said:59 South said:
They're gonna pin NIO at 3.00 aren't they?
Its a fairly new company and I don't know much about it.Ag13 said:
Any thoughts on MNRL?
claym711 said:
2925 gap left on Wednesday
No, but I just read that big money is in on GE...they probably got in this morning before it flew up 10%. I wouldn't touch it now.Andy07 said:
Anyone buy puts on GE yet over this whistleblower?