EV Energy Partners, L.P. (NASDAQ:EVEP)

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I Like This.

EVEP is ramping up production domestically. WIth rising output volumes, earnings should rise as long as price of Crude stays near $100/brl.

Positive Stock for the next few years

Recommended by Jeffrey Saut of Raymond James.

He claims that there was no reason for last week's selloff in the stock (other than general market weakness, particularly in the energy sector, and fears that MLP's tax status will change).

Valuation:

"Keep in mind that EVEP owns 150,000 net acres and 80,000 royalty net acres in this emerging shale play. Assuming that the partnership is able to monetize its 150,000 net working interest acreage for $5,000 per acre, and acquire new acreage for a 6.5x multiple of EBITDA, we forecast that such a transaction would boost EVEP`s distributable cash flow (DCF) by $2.70/unit, or a 88% increase to our 2011 DCF forecast. Further, the CEO bought stock last week in the open market, which supports our thesis that the stock price pull-back was not driven by any pending operational/fundamental news."

Deej

growth and a dividend to die for

utica shale

dividend yield, good mgt

Great dividend. Shifting to more profitable oil production.

Steady appreciation and great dividend

Energy play with a great yield.

DIVIDEND YIELD IS HIGH. PEOPLE ARE LOOKING FOR PAYOFFS AND THIS ONE MIGHT DO IT. OVERALL, NAT GAS SHOULD GROW INTO THE PREFERRED HYDROCARBON.

msn:9, navellier:A, div>9%

Additional acquisitions likely with help from knowledgeable parent company EnerVest. Hedging program protects distributions. Tight share structure.

The stock has a strong dividend with a focus on domestically produced oil and natural gas. Management is aggressively expanding proven reserves through acquisitions. When the recovery comes and energy prices rise EVEP is well positioned to benefit.

its the great div.

10% yield, excellent current ratio (6.6). Low p/e.

Great Dividend and gains, my estimate is 80 this year.

I like the sustainability of the dividend and their forecasts for distributable cash. The price of this cash flow is trading at a discount, but that will change. Since it seem likely that the cash flow on this L.P. will remain on a trajectory for stable growth, look for the price to increase to the $60 range putting future distributions in the more traditional 4-5% dividend yield range.