Genesis Energy, L.P. (NYSE:GEL)

5 stars and yielding 6.08 % with the latest dividend increase.

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Positive Stock for the next few years

This is an anti-MFI pick; a high PE and low ROA stock.

The solid dividend payouts year over year (for at least four years) of 5-7% per year make this stock a no-brainer. When they start cutting the dividend, or the stock begins to drop, I'll sell. OTOH, there's no reason not to expect this fundamentally sound company to continue its upward rise.

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Little followed by analysts - and that could be one reason for it being under valued. GEL has an average MLP yield and merits an even lower yield due to trend in distribution growth. And a low distribution/DCF ratio creates an expectation that the strong distribution growth will continue.

Just came across this company as I was getting myself re-acquainted with Caps. It peaked my interest. A great dividend and a given the recent news regarding the oil drilling ban being lifted in the Gulf Coast, this looks like a growth story in the next couple of years.

I do think it will outpreform, but enjoy the dividend while I wait

Energy is one of the long term places to be. I feel that we are 15 to 20 years out from alt energy making significant inroads on oil and gas usage. Barring a global meltdown, oil can only go up from here. Too many people not enough energy.

The drop early today put the already massive 7.5% dividend to 9.5%

Purchased in my real money account... yesterday. Saw the drop this morning down to 15.47 (-3.51 drop) and wish I could have bought more (let this be a lessen to me to start dollar cost averaging again). Panic in market gave a bunch of people a GREAT entry point into this stock this morning.

This company has raised dividends for 19 straight quarters. I'm ok with my 7.5 still, but 9.5 looked really nice and should serve my CAPs portfolio well.

Get this stock while it's hot! An energy corporation making a good bullish curve. The P/E is above 30, the debt/equity is below .70 and a nice dividend! This is going to outperform without much trouble.

Gets paid to move oil through it's pipelines. It doesn't own the oil, it just transports it. As oil and the economy improve the co will make more $$. Also pays a high dividend.

industry relies more on volume of fuels being consumed rather than price of the fuels themselves....typically run hand in hand but should be able to weather oil fluctuations better than most

Hardly suffered from the economic crisis, and continues to pay very high dividends.

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A good stock for long term growth, a good buy to outperform even in the teens according to the scorecard, I tend to like Energy stocks as worldwide demand continues to grow and profit margins are high. Good cash reserves are also always a plus in these bearish economic times.

small cap --- high dividend-- high ownership

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