9/30/14: ETP Rises to the Top

By Igor Greenwald • September 30, 2014

Portfolio Action Summary

  • Energy Transfer Partners (NYSE: ETP) is now our #1 Best Buy with the increased buy below limit of $70.  

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az boy

az boy

Igor and all,

So I go to how they rate section and ?????????????????
THERE ARE NO RATINGS ??????????

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE 1 TO 4 SAFETY /QUALITY RATINGS

EdwardM

EdwardM

Az glad you also wondered where the safety ratings and then also there should be buy sell or hold for how they rate . Ed M

Igor Greenwald

Igor Greenwald

Yes, we’ve shifted from numerical safety rankings to designating the overall risk of an investment based on its allocation to one of our three portfolios, as previewed previously, most recently last month at the bottom of this article: http://www.investingdaily.com/mlp-profits/articles/21214/from-canada-with-pipelines-2/. And we’re not providing Buy Sell or Hold opinions on investments not in our portfolios any longer, because it’s impossible to offer a current and well supported opinion on the 100+ MLPs out there. We have our hands full just researching those we recommend or might recommend. We will however be offering, by tomorrow, additional data that will help readers understand why we’ve assigned a given recommendation to a particular portfolio based on its risk level.

Igor Greenwald

Igor Greenwald

Yes, we’ve shifted from numerical safety rankings to designating the overall risk of an investment based on its allocation to one of our three portfolios, as previewed previously, most recently last month at the bottom of this article: http://www.investingdaily.com/mlp-profits/articles/21214/from-canada-with-pipelines-2/. And we’re not providing Buy Sell or Hold opinions on investments not in our portfolios any longer, because it’s impossible to offer a current and well supported opinion on the 100+ MLPs out there. We have our hands full just researching those we recommend or might recommend.

tomC

tomC

VNR & NMM

VNR
Monthly Dividend is nice for cash flow. Have a small loss in this as it was purchased when it was recommended. However, if I sold, I probably have a nice profit as the basis, like most MLP’s, keeps dropping. Price is about 10% or so below the Buy Up To. Dividend history is solid. I’m not selling…. No real news….just market turmoil.
http://ir.vnrllc.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=211847&p=irol-dividends

NMM
Now just barely under the Buy Up To price. Still have a profit since I bought it several years ago and kept dollar cost averaging. IMF lowered global economy forecast today….or at least I think it did. Do not know what the latest Dry Bulk Shipping numbers were. If world dry shipping has lower demand, then this will go down. This stock is like the proverbial…”rising tide floats all boats”. Market goes up….it goes up. If folks had a nice profit and panicked, then they sold. I’m not selling until MLP Profits say sell…

Wolfgang

Clyde Picklo

The term VMPL has surface on my E-mail. Do you rate your MPL’s according, or is it just a sales
approach by another investment service to gain your customers.

Igor Greenwald

Igor Greenwald

I’m sorry, I’m afraid I don’t understand the question

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