DCP Midstream Partners, LP (NYSE:DPM)

5-Star energy MLP.

If the next energy to expand is coming soon,I'll put my money on the people in the energy field already. They have the expertise and they are not going to give up their bread and butter with out a fight so my money is on them.

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With natural gas getting cheaper and cheaper -- http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/energy/story/2012-01-16/low-natural-gas-prices/52592508/1 --it looks increasingly to me like more and more US businesses and consumers will adopt it, even if Congress doesn't help out, or tries to fight it. DCP, as a tollbooth company that gets paid for natural gas sloshing through its pipeline, should benefit. It already has -- the stock is about 50 percentage points ahead of the S&P 500 over the past two years, and that doesn't include the solid 5+% yield the unit shares are paying out. For these reasons, and in order better to study and to learn: Outperform.

Positive Stock for the next few years

I'm taking advantage of the recent selling caused by the rumor that the government is considering changing the tax laws on MLPs to add shares of them to my CAPS portfolio.

DCP Midstream Partners is a 50-50 joint venture between two big boys in the natural gas sector, Spectra Energy and Conoco Phillips.

This company is not really all that well known, but it is actually the largest pure-play gatherer and processor of natural gas in the U.S. It is also the country's biggest producer of natural gas liquids.

Natural gas is a sector that will likely be very attractive over the next several years as the price of oil remains high and nuclear power faces strong headwinds.

DPM isn't tiny, but it's small enough that it still has room to grow.

Deej

This LP should do well as long as energy demand is strong for
oil and gas. It pays a nice dividend as well.

This natural gas MLP is managed by general partner, DCP Midstream LLC, a joint venture of Spectra Energy and ConocoPhillips. It sports an 8% dividend yield and is the third highest rated MLP on Caps.

Marcellus Shale

Natty Gas is the new "clean" energy of the future. Cities will thrive on it.

div>3%, profit margin>10%, p/e no more than 5, p/book no more than 5, p/sales no more than 20

I know Mark Borer personally. He is the CEO of the company. Very sharp guy, great leader of people. He doesnt ask people to do things that he can't do himself. Once oil comes back, this is going to show great returns. Plus they have a great dividend yeild until it turns around

I picked this stock because the ticker symbol is the same as my initials. It is so far the best pick I've made on this site. Stock Picking = dart board with a blind fold.

buy another pipeline and double your bet.

Yes, I'm betting on pipelines.

top 20 stocks to sell (10/6/08 LN)

5 Star/Small cap/Pays dividend

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