Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Cramer's Energy Picks -- Seeking Alpha.com

Link here.

  • EOG: "one of the single ways to play the many large oil discoveries in the US." But wait for a pullback.
  • CHK: "could trade around $40 (currently $23) in the next couple of years, but that would most likely depend on stronger natural gas prices and lower unemployment." Well, duh.
  • ETP: strong dividend payout; yields over 8 percent; the company is about to sell the propane division which could be a positive move for the stock
  • COP: solid yield, company will buy back shares, and plans for a stock split
  • KMP: strong dividend yield of over 6 percent and a stable revenue source keeps this stock from large sell-offs
  • ESV:  strong dividend with a yield of 3%; trades for 8 times 2012 earnings
  • APA: growth potential attractive
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I was not impressed with this article. It looks like a grab bag of energy companies with an overweight in natural gas. The reason the writer suggested Cramer liked many of these is because Cramer thought the share price would appreciate. Okay.

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