Enerplus Resources Fund (USA) (NYSE:ERF)

As there will be more demand for oil and oil products over time. Not so great now but wait and see.

ERF is in the Bakken oil fields in Canada and north central US. Low debt, 16.61 book value, good revenue, dividend of 1.44, yield 8%. Should do well when the pipe line is completed.

Has a good long term track record

dividend

I got this idea from the Fool and I totally agree. This stock has been lagging despite the recent run-up in nat gas prices. Time to back up the truck!

It is EXTREMELY oversold ~ Chandler

Natural Gas is inivitable auto energy

Current dividend endangered,company NOT .

this was $11.00+ NOT SO LONG AGO the big guys can and do shake any tree they want to and erf is being shaken.no one is saying or doing anything about the up tick rule bush jr., took away that opened the door for hurting all small investors.no one saying anything about sec., paulson's cry for help not so many years ago and all but a few politicians flew in ti dc to sign up for the big bail out yes they try to tell us reps., and dems can not agree but when it,s their ass they do work together but the housing scam participents are all home free with their bonu yet hank greenberg got the shaft.this country and others like some in europe are destined for disaster.americans wake up and vote the good ole boys out....

believe they need to cut dividend; should not be selling more stock. once dividend cut stock will fall

They are more or less oily with a growing trend to liquids..they can export to the USA/China with ease. Even if the dividend (12%) drops by 50%, it's still worth holding onto this cash rich bi-cultural North American Company...stock rather than cash dividend coming soon to the U.S. stock holders (vote in May) They are NOT your Daddy's Gas Company...HOLD

Company has successful history, but is caught NG downturn. Believe share price is approaching a bottom, and with Dividen (even if cut substantially) will be good long term investment as NG market recovers.

Replacing production
Shifting production towards oil and NGL
Lots of acreage to develop
Good dividend

flexable conversion from both oil liquids and nat gas plus the 9% div. will keep investors attention.

Huge dividend, which in the short term is unsustainable.

This is priced in, and as oil and natgas prices come up, this stock will shoot up.

Has oil and gas. Hedged to futures which may limit upside, but will also limit downside. I think chart looks good for this game.

9% dividend, with 20% downside seems like a bad call. Will beat a Euro obsessed market.

We'll need oil slowdown or not!

Belief is strong dividend performance will keep this stock as a popular alternative to other income availability. Reading the discussion information makes me belive it will eventually have to cut it's dividend again in the future as depreciation and tax savings close.