Crosstex Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ:XTXI)

Scott momo P/S

01/19/2011 - Company has successfully deleveraged and is now increasing it's dividend 14.3% to an annual rate of $0.32. This pegs their current yield at 3.6%.

Good growth and earnings.

Small and cheap with a good yield.

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Short term pull back, look to buy around $5.50-$6 and watch it fly up to $9+. Been playing this stock since April when it was sitting at $1.90 and it's very volatile and quick moving. Company seems to be setting itself up well reducing it's debt by selling secondary pieces and recently buying pipeline in key areas. Although I'm calling the down turn now it's only short term, long term this should find the $20's again.

Ride it down

I am a strong believer in natural gas rising in the next several months. With oil around $82 a barrel, natural gas has ground to make up. When demand hits its peak during the cold winter months, that's when these stocks that are heavily positioned in natural gas, will make a move. I like Chesapeake Energy as a safer play and see it going up around $33, while Crosstex is the more risky play, but offers the greatest upside potential.

outperform

this stock is under valued, they sold their gas purfication business for more than their market cap,(266 mil).

Selected based on CAPs recomendation

ng going higher

Looking for T Boone to pick up the paces on alternative fuels.

Put this in my own protfolio at $1.72. I think this has serious potential to make me a lot of $$$. NG prices are going up all over, and this company looks poised to take advantage of it.

like it and thought I had reted it a few weeks ago but I like it enough to claim it when it almost doubles in one day.

Energy Demand will never go away. Crosstex is in a little slump - but just wait for the rebound!

I see a gysher of gas right here!

XTXI has made the right moves at the right time to bring their balance sheet into perspective for the current economic conditions. They have excellant proven resources in all the right locations. They provide a high quality service to other producers as well. Demand for NG will grow rapidly. Increased use for the auto industry and power production will increase 2x over the next 10 years. And that may be conservative.

Cons: Winter is over so home heating use will be down over the next 7 months. Industry production that relys on NG is also down. So in the near term NG demand will be down until Industry and Home heating use return again.

Pros: With NG being one of the cleanest burning fuels available, new power plants using NG will be built (especially in areas nearest NG production) to handle the increased demand for power in the coming years. The price of oil will rise again and thereby push NG back into the limelight as an alternative fuel for the auto industry. Gov't regulations will also push this aspect along. Can you tell me of another fuel that is cleaner burning at the same cost in todays economy for the next 10 years.

I bought this stock for my portfolio at $1.69. I think the current price is still cheap, but I will wait to add to my position again in June when NG use will be at it's lowest level based on economics and seasonal considerations. If you are a long term investor entering this stock at a current price of $1.97 would be a good buy. Do so as a long position.