Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. (NYSE:PAA)

Kramer

considering for real porfolio, concerned about LP tax implications in IRA

Purchased PAA with $1.2K of HNZ proceeds. Yield 4.1%, PE 23, Dividend growth 5.7% 5yr, 9.7% 1 yr. Price performance 52 week 34.8%. Purchased for the divided and dividend growth.

The company seems to have a solid balance sheet with good cash flow generation, gives a 4.8% yield and has increased its dividend 32 of the past 34 quarters. Over that time period, the dividend CAGR was 7.5% and PAA is targeting 7%-8% increase for next year (2013).

2013 predictions report

Even if its cheap, ya still gotta get it there. And if it goes up. Yup, still gotta get it there.

I think its best this way. I hope I can get money by this.

StockSctr: 9, Zacks:1, Navllr: A, tstreet: A+, Barchrt: 96, div>4.5%

superior income profile in stable industry

In the right spot

Well positioned to benefit from the Nat gas needs of the future.

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12/15

no

Nice dividend, revenue climbing, bit of risk with the payout ratio on the dividend...

Rising oil prices should see PAA increase profit throughout 2011 and 2012.

PAA is a Master Limited Partnership in the oil well services & equipment industry. It's current dividend yield is 6.08%. A large part of it's business is related to the storage and transportation of crude oil, refined products and LPG with some exposure to natural gas. As the economy improves PAA is well positioned to improve markedly with it.

Good growth and earnings.

Solid dividend paying stock. MLP format has tax advantages to ownership. High insider buying (1M shares over last 6 months) and yields 6% in a steady business with little competitors.

This 7% + yield MLP has increased dividends all but one quarter in the 5 years, growth by intelligent acquisition. The future is bright and the dividend is such a bonus. I'm back in when it hits the $48 range. Recently sold at 55