Frontline Ltd. (USA) (FRO)

This is a speculative play on future volumes and prices of oil. I think it will be very volatile in the next several months but should be a great longer-term play.

great dividends

held this stock since 2007, so I have had the ups and now the lows.. it is kickin ass today... can somebody explain that to me?? This was expected to go to 16.00 ,, instead today it's at 27.00.. I don't get it.. lt is still paying a very low dividend..

Oil is down right now but as production slows down in the refineries and storage gets low, the oil market is going to go up big time playing the catch up game. Then tankers will be the prized holdings.

CAPS ALLSTAR

Yet another stock that has come to my attention as one of those "personalized" suggestions.
Some info can be found in the pitch by turtle286.
The scary thing about this stock is that both CAPS players with red thumbs and green thumbs for this have great (as well as terrible) scores on this one! Don't pick unless you are prepared for a volatile ride!

Their primary buisness is oil tankers, right now that is the segment of the shipping industry that is most under pressure. Oil reserves in the US are near their highs, so their buisness is getting squeezed. Eventually that will turn and when it does it will turn fast. While I don't expect that to happen in the next 3-6 months, I would suggest saving and putting money to work in this sector during that time, because a year from now the situation could look very different. Frontline is one of the worlds largest tanker companies and my favorite in the sector.

As soon as the oilprice goes up again, this stock can easiliy go up 50-100%, it also gives very 3 months dividend (now low, but in good times up to 20% a year)

As global economy improves, so will this stock.

Found using the etrade stock screener. Has lower valuation than peers. Is likely to see share price rebound with improving economy.

Undervalued.

Stock will rebound with economy and oil.

It may not do well in the short term, as there are a glut of tankers. But as more single hulls are taken out of circulation, and more double hull orders are cancelled, demand for its ships should pick up. Past that, they are VERY friendly towards the owners of the company, and are one of the largest oil shippers in the world, with a long history, so its not as if they don't know how to manage during leaner times.

great div payer. good managment.cyclial industry down now

The only thing that worries me is their tankers always seem to mysteriously dissappear. Weird.

Oil prices will come back up, and FRO will stand to gain. The yield is scary high, but they continue to pay the div so it is looks good.

Another value play against the dollar. Frontline is also run in the interests of the owners, specifically the 50% stake by the CEO (and you can see the tremendous amount of value created with spin offs over the years)

Oil deliveries will increase soon

Stock is slowly inching up off it's lows. Short term, gains will be made through speculation. Long term, company will profit from future global oil demand.