San Juan Basin Royalty Trust (NYSE:SJT)

CBM might be on the downside but a potentially HUGE oil play lingers under the San Juan.....

From all that I have read it seems that natural gas may be close to a bottom. This could be a good way to buy in while it is so low and wait for the price to rebound.

A no brained. Gas is cheap and oil is not. Switching to gas makes economic sense long term. Today nothing od the royalty payment. What's not to like.

NMB

Domestic gas production, stable supply, high dividend, commercial fuel cell technology now available with direct conversion of gas to electricity.

outperform

this isnt bad

With natural gas trading over 5.00 the yield on SJT should rise above 10%. It is trading at very attractive levels presently.

What is wrong with this stock, especially over the last couple of days? It is trailing other oil and gas trusts badly this year. I keep thinking it's time is coming, but I'm sure getting tired of waiting. It's too small to get any news about it, but something's going on...

I suspect that natural gas is due for a rise in price. This is the best play I was able to find to take advantage of that over the next 2-3 years.

I beleive natural gas has bottomed and I have done extremely well with SJT before.

Nat gas may have bottomed, be careful though! This is a great alternate to the UNG and may start paying off by next year.

Surge of energy prices means a good time for picking up trust stocks.

I would have loved to have picked this stock at $13-14 but it''s still a steal if you look at the 52 week range. Oil & gas have been pummeled by our depression and low fuel prices of late, but don't expect this situation to last for long. Because worldwide demand will continue to grow and prices will soar just as soon as the economy gets rolling again, so I'm taking advantage of this lull to buy & hold stocks like this winner. Extra nice to add to my IRA due to high returns.

No matter how you look at SJT, it reads like a how's how, who's who and what's what! This is the most undervalued stock I have found - really undervalued. Need income, buy it...need a portfoliobalance, buy it...need a short or long, buy it, need balance, buy it, need to feel good about buying stocks, buy it...and now. I am going to cash in an annunity early, pay the penalty and buy SJT. If I had to put all my eggs in one basket, if I had to and only if I had to, that is you put a gun to my head - I would buy SJT!
study it for yourself...

low end of cycle + divs.

It's my initials so I had to pick it. It's at a 6 year low and pays great dividends.

Nearly $1 below 52-week low.

The answer: One with no debt.
The question: What kind of company is most likely to survive a severe downturn, even a depression, and possible U$ dollar deflation (and therefore beat the S&P 500)?