Legacy Reserves LP (NASDAQ:LGCY)

development of oil and natural gas properties
div=9.5% allstar 87/1 5* at 12m low
Total Debt / Equity   0.95
Valuation RatiosPrice Earnings   N.A.
Price/Sales   3.33
Price/Book   2.39
Price/Cash Flow   10.70

I have enough oil in my portfolio, but will thumbs up this one :)

Sigificant oil reserves with a high yield; price has been stedily growaing forthe past 1 1/2 + years.

12/15

Sooner or latter ,USA will wake up and go to natural gas. We have a 100 year supply, which makes sense to use it. You can switch over to cleaner burning trucks, which by the way moves an enormous amounts of product through our inner state highway system. plus look at the amount of new jobs that would create.

0.5

Positive Stock for the next few years

low PEG, strong price uptrend

Again I look for stock appreciation posibility, but am primarily interest in high dividends

Too many people in the world and not enough energy.

To all other CAPS members, please bear in mind that the payments are not dividends, but distributions. Those who hold this one are partners, not shareholders, therefore you will receive a K-1 at the end of the year. Not a 1099-DIV.

low P/E, good dividend

Distribution. Good growth with higher oil prices.

good dividend

Great numbers. I'm playing that it will track up to $22 by December. Nice dividend as well...makes it a twofer.

"I'm retired. Just send me a check every quarter." ...and they do. Such nice people!

Currently, the dividend yield of this oil & gas stock is 13%.
I don't know about you, but I'd be very happy with 13% profits for the next 5 years (especially since the S&P 500 is still too overpriced and Dow 10,000 is not going to happen very soon in a flat recovery).

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

Not only does LGCY have excellent fundamentals, it's paying a 13.5% dividend which represents a payout ratio of only about 21%, and has its production hedged well into the future at attractive prices.