Peanut's Potent Plethora of Profit

[mrmarket]

Hey get your peanuts???

[peanuts]

CLNE is pretty cheap today. I'm going to buy some more at $14

[billyjoe]

Peanuts,
My old brain foggily remembered CLNE from somewhere. It turns out I owned it a couple years ago. Can't remember if I bought it too high or just traded it in on another stock, but something else about it caught my curiosity so I looked up major holders and right at #1 is Madeleine Pickens (BooneT.) He owns an LP Honda Civic, saw him showing it off on a 60 minutes show. Can you imagine the $$ he'll have as the nationwide system of refueling stations starts catching on. And virtually no competition. Pickens had problems setting up his string of Wind Turbines bisecting the U.S. but is pulling off the Natural Gas Highway.

--------------billy

[peanuts]

Since there has been no response, then I guess that nobody else believed me.... yet again!

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Clean-Energy-Fuels-Soars-As-indie-3278562832.html?x=0&.v=1

Chesapeake Energy knew what I was saying.

Let's dumb it down a little...
BUY CLNE, HOLD FOR MANY MOONS

Here is another reason to buy CLNE and to hold for many moons:

On January 12 Clean Energy (CLNE) announced more details of the planned "Natural Gas Highway". The company has identified 98 locations and plans to have 70 stations open by the end of 2012 in 33 states. Here is a map of the company's planned refueling locations:



The first phase of the plan will be completed by 2013 and will include 150 natural gas refueling stations. Phase 1 is targeting major highway hubs including: the San Diego-Los Angeles-Riverside-Las Vegas cluster and the Texas Triangle (Houston-San Antonio-Dallas/Ft. Worth); CLNE is also targeting high use long-haul routes like Los Angeles-Dallas; Houston-Chicago; Chicago-Atlanta; and a network of stations along major highways in the mid-west region (IL, IN, OH, MO, KY, TN, KS, OK, AL) to serve the heavy trucking traffic in the area.

read the full article here:

http://seekingalpha.com/article/320508-america-s-natural-gas-highway-the-only-energy-policy-that-makes-sense-starting-to-take-shape?source=yahoo

[peanuts]

Peanuts,
Let's keep this thread on page #1. Your MBT-6.79% div. and BWP-7.33% div. are both rated as "strong buys". The older I get , the more exciting these numbers become.

------------billy

After BWP comes down a little bit more, I will own it as well. Nice dividend payers with long term prospects are what built the stock market in the early 1900's.

My dream is to hit it big with a huge high flyer, but the reality is that slow and steady wins the race. I like "visionary" companies and these higher yielding companies over the long term, Ernie's 15%ers for the shorter term gains, and my own personal mix for the gamble.

[billyjoe]

Peanuts,
Let's keep this thread on page #1. Your MBT-6.79% div. and BWP-7.33% div. are both rated as "strong buys". The older I get , the more exciting these numbers become.

------------billy

[skiracer]

Peanuts,
Speaking of gas, Ski's NJR is awesome! Glad he talked me into buying a few years ago. It's like owning a money well.

-----------billy

get your money in order Billyjoe because it is getting up there and will be splitting sometime in the mid term future. Buy low sell high. This one is like clockwork.

[peanuts]

Some stocks on my radar:

RVBD, RAX, VMW, REXX, CLNE, CHK, BHI, XTXI, SLW, and MTRN

You will enjoy the profits from taking long positions in these stocks and selling them next week.

Scratch the nat gas stocks from this list, and it did pretty well. Moving funds into the winners leaves RVBD, RAX, XTXI, and MTRN. I really like how SLW and CLNE are setting up. They are good stocks on which to keep a sharp eye.

[peanuts]

Some stocks on my radar:

RVBD, RAX, VMW, REXX, CLNE, CHK, BHI, XTXI, SLW, and MTRN

You will enjoy the profits from taking long positions in these stocks and selling them next week.

[peanuts]

Here's a straight-forward article regarding upcoming congressional debate on the NAT GAS act. I think they will eventually pass NAT GAS.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Equity...16703.html?x=0

I told you that CNG was a growing industry:

http://www.bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/news/2011/09/07/us-steel-brings-cng-vehicles-to-mon.html?ana=yfcpc

Happy profiteering!

[billyjoe]

Here's a straight-forward article regarding upcoming congressional debate on the NAT GAS act. I think they will eventually pass NAT GAS.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Equity...16703.html?x=0

Peanuts,
Speaking of gas, Ski's NJR is awesome! Glad he talked me into buying a few years ago. It's like owning a money well.

-----------billy

[riverbabe]

Here's a straight-forward article regarding upcoming congressional debate on the NAT GAS act. I think they will eventually pass NAT GAS.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Equity...16703.html?x=0

Do you subscribe to shines?

[peanuts]

Since there has been no response, then I guess that nobody else believed me.... yet again!

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Clean-Energy-Fuels-Soars-As-indie-3278562832.html?x=0&.v=1

Chesapeake Energy knew what I was saying.

Let's dumb it down a little...
BUY CLNE, HOLD FOR MANY MOONS

Here's a straight-forward article regarding upcoming congressional debate on the NAT GAS act. I think they will eventually pass NAT GAS.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Equity-Research-Clean-Energy-iw-2478816703.html?x=0

[peanuts]

I like TBT for a short term trade on this debt ceiling / QE3 fiasco in the works...

In TBT at $33

This has been an absolute disaster trade... I never thought people would rush to low-yielding bonds during this global restructuring. The action expresses their desire to dissolve risky assets in US banks and anything Europe. Their acceptance of such low returns on their money is concerning for the near term and longer term future of the stock market.

Even though my crystal ball is cloudy, I still see a lot more pain to be felt by equity bulls. Intermediate cycles will be good to trade, but the net effect will still be down from here. Opportunities to sell will be short-lived. Bond rates may go even lower. Equity bull runs will be short-lived, and bear markets will grind lower.

The opportunity that I can see is that a bear market in equities will drive down the price of dividend paying stocks, thus increasing their yields. If these dividends are stable, and don't get pulled or decreased like they did in 2008, then they seem to be a safe bet, and will pay better than most other interest yielding assets, including bonds.

After this is all figured out (end of 2012 to 2014?) Basic Materials and Energy will be the best places for your money, as a global rebound will require these, first.

Commodity prices are rising. Precious Metals are becoming popular investments based on a fear trade, and the returns that people are getting on Gold.

[peanuts]

I like TBT for a short term trade on this debt ceiling / QE3 fiasco in the works...

In TBT at $33