EV Energy Partners, L.P. (EVEP)
The Company is a Delaware limited partnership formed in April 2006 by EnerVest to acquire, produce and develop oil and gas properties.
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As of 11/25/2009
Oil and natural gas - develops and operates
(MLP) P/B on the stock is 0.91
11.9% dividend at this stock price.
Book value $27.97
Negatives are:
28-Oct-09 Oppenheimer Downgrades Outperform to Perform
22-Oct-09 Wells Fargo Downgrades Outperform to Mkt perform
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A very well-managed MLP with a lot of hedges that is poised to take advantage of opportunities for growth in the future. The distribution is safe, and there is prospect of increases.
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Price of oil and dividends
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Looks like it is time to give this one a ride.
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love the divident
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Sound Stock with High Dividend
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Price 24.00
Book Value 25.47
EPS (ttm) 18.45
Div Yield of 12%
Priced less than its worth by a buck.
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I love resource exploration companies. Always poised for a big strike and explosive growth. Fundamentals and numbers are as solid as they come. Lots of cash. Great Div yield. Poised for some great gains
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small-cap with strong 5 year ROE& profit margin improvement
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div>3%, profit margin>10%, p/e no more than 5, p/book no more than 5, p/sales no more than 20
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Great fundamental numbers, incl. P/E=1, P/B=0.5, div.yield=14%, strong earnings. Energy stocks will recover.
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Earnings announced last night. Poor report.
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Enough cash, low price to book, huge dividend, nice acquisitions.
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This could be a great time to pick up some energy stocks and EVEP seems to be the prime position. It’s back on the rise after a big slump and should maintain momentum through the end of the year.
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Popped up on my value screener.
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This partnership just issue financing per new unit of shares issued . The stock is selling at about 1.5 less than what the
underwriters paid for the stock. The earning on this
partnership should make a 50 dollars stock , but the
underwriters will have a ceiling on it for awhile . .50 to .60
cents a quarter is very impressive . This is a dividend play,
as the dividend is distributed among the limited partners.
One has to expect earning to be down with dilution
of the shares or there are now more shares out there -
However , with the extra financing in terms of shares sold
via the underwriter , they have a lot of extra working capital .
In the case of HTE , the intention with the same kind of under
writing situation is that they intend to pay off the refinary
debt they incurred . You have to get on the site of EVEP
to determine how they are going to use this cheap financing .
The stock has a limit on the up side of the underwriters price
or a couple dollars above this price . There it will hit
reistance but it you want to turn it you should make at least
a 1.5 from the current market price till you hit the underwriters
price , and they have to make a profit . Meanwhile this one
is making a ton of money . I don't know if this was to impress
the underwriters or what , but this would assume the the
underwriters did not do DD . The opposite is true and
we have a slug market . Coming out to winter next yr.
and this is the selling time or into the 1st q 2010 .
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Price/Book Value <= 0.85
P/E Ratio: Current <= 5
P/E Ratio: Current >= 0.01
Price/Book Value >= 0.01
Debt to Equity Ratio <= 1
Return on Equity >= 25
Return on Assets >= 25
Last Price >= 1.5
Market Capitalization >= 100M
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Energy will rise in the long term. this company has a great P/E ratio of only 1.57, incredible yield with great interest coverage, price much lower than book value of $35.12, and excellent gross profit margin exceeding 70%. If there is such a thing as a perfect stock, this one is pretty darn close.

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