Kinder Morgan Management, LLC (NYSE:KMR)

Another strong MLP that likes pipelines.

Pipeline company. Makes $ delivering oil and gas.

Aimee Duffy

Great dividend in a stable stock. No real competition. They get paid no matter what the cost of the product in the pipe.

Will maintain momentum with recent purchases.

I like Kinders yield on my cost (YOC) two years from now, the safety I perceive in owning pipelines, and the capital gain possibilities of America switching over to an exporting energy nation. All of our investing life America has been an energy importer. The game changer has arrived. Kinder is completing the first steps that will lead to America becoming a major energy exporter. Mostly what congresspeople own is up-stream oil and gas, but it has to pass through mid-stream pipelines to get out.

The big play with KMR is, it is a financial D. R. I. P. program for Kinder's partnership. KMR trades at a discount which returns a higher yield. Unlike the partnership, owners of KMR get tax deferred compounding of distributions, without extra paperwork. Kinder pays in cash for each shareholders dividend. They are not just watering down the stock. The partnership like no other MLP, funds itself with the cash reinvested in fresh shares of the company, by KMR shareholders. Shareholders will see this advantage, along with the upcoming exportation of Natural Gas overseas, immediately accretive to distributions. Imagine we put a 20 foot long, 48” steel pipe under the ground beneath you. You can hear the howl as they start to pump gas and fluids through your piece of pipe, and pay you a toll for whatever goes through, or rests in the pipe, day & night for the rest of your life and beyond. That is what it is like to own a pipeline.

The Significant Figure is, "Yield on cost (YOC) two years out." Investors who need income should not be swayed by the current yield, or the erroneous reported non-yield of KMR by misinformed & probably intentionally misleading information vendors. The partnerships earnings grow rapidly. Six years out the dividend should be twice as much as it is today. Your dividends will increase as your cost basis simultaneously decreases. The river of income generates stable cash flows that support Kinder's long term share price. In essence, what Kinder does is extend, expand, and create assets with positive cash flowing streams, that are immediately accretive to distributions.

Infastructure

Energy is still king!

It has historically for over 11 years.

Nice dividend and pipelines have a big moat. Purchase IRL for my IRA where it will reinvest dividends for (I hope) the next 20 years.

Positive Stock for the next few years

manage pipe line kmp

KMR pays it's dividend in stock meaning there are no capital gains until the stock is sold. Nice increases every year.
Management arm of one of the largest pipeline players.

MLP with K1

T2

ID BUY 200 OR SO IF I HAD THE CASH

We need oil and we need to deliver it

This company pays a good dividend and has been slowly rising for the last year. Operates natural gas pipelines.

A greate fuel play with out having to be tied to the cost of the fuel