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    Just got my FAT CVRR Dividend

    by madcoweater1 14 hours ago
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 7 hours ago Flag

    You mean the $1.58 dividend? The one that is just the start of between $5.50 and $6.50 in cash distributions for the year? That one? Yeah, I got one too. That is SWEEEETTTT!

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    Offering @ 33.73 is max price.

    by hubcap1234_00 May 14, 2013 5:33 PM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 May 15, 2013 10:31 AM Flag

    Reading,

    You are absolutely correct and the market is behaving accordingly. What the market refuses to understand is that this offering does nothing to change the outstanding shares juts a lessening of majority holdings. The company's economic model is unaffected in terms of all of the economic indicators like EPS, P/E, etc.

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    Offering @ 33.73 is max price.

    by hubcap1234_00 May 14, 2013 5:33 PM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 May 15, 2013 10:28 AM Flag

    Please read my prior post. It has to do with taking profits before the initial IPO waiting period is over. It is not the best way to do it for those of us in the minority holdings but it is "legal" for the insiders to take advantage of profit-taking.

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    CVRR and CVI

    by valuinvest May 15, 2013 10:07 AM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 May 15, 2013 10:24 AM Flag

    Gentlemen,

    The market is currently looking at the two stocks and have determined that it is better to be an owner than it is to be a subsidiary. What the market does not or will not understand right now is that CVRR continues to pump out the cash distributions. For example, I looked at figures from two years ago and figured out that even with a down year in profits compared to last and this FY we would still be getting an approximate $3.50-3.90 cash distribution based on management's cash distribution formula. That is still over 10% return even in a year that showed closer crack spreads. No, I see that Icahn Holdings wants to by 2,000,000 shares from CVI Refining Holdings, LLP and I am convinced Carl Icahn is a smarter investor than I. I'm just going to keep on moving along with CVRR and wait for the market to correct toward a share price increase.

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    Offering @ 33.73 is max price.

    by hubcap1234_00 May 14, 2013 5:33 PM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 May 15, 2013 9:46 AM Flag

    Sino,

    Sorry to disagree but you need to read the whole prospectus at the SEC. Icahn is doing a private purchase of 2,000,000 shares with CVI Refining Holding. The total amount of shares issued stands at 12,000,000 plus 1,800,000 if all the underwriters excercise their options. Total amount of shares is still 13.8 million public offering. Still, sweet for Carl.

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    Offering @ 33.73 is max price.

    by hubcap1234_00 May 14, 2013 5:33 PM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 May 14, 2013 9:38 PM Flag

    The offering is being placed in a change for the group holding the shares with CVR Holdings, LLP. The group will be losing its majority control from 81% down to the 70's% majority. So the majority holders will be exchanging shares priced at $25 initial offering for shares offered at $30.75. Wow, $5.75 profit and another $1.58 a share. The thing is, the offering at $30.75 will be realized. In addition Icahn Holdings will be offered 2,000,000 shares of the 13.8 million total reducing the public's ability to purchase from 13.8 to 11.8. Also, the underwriters can excercise a purchase of 1.8 million shares. Therefore, the 13.8 million shares offered to the public now goes down to just 10 million shares. This is a golden opportunity to buy shares at a discounted price before the 2nd quarter results are reported in July (?).

    Sentiment: Buy

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    The brent spread is destroyed here

    by drugsman12 May 8, 2013 5:28 PM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 May 9, 2013 9:51 AM Flag

    Good questions Mad. The answer yes they have for this FY and second question: last quarter this year possibly but more probably 1st quarter reporting next year for the effect to affect their bottom line. However, if you look at their Annual they have already started hedging through 2014. People are trading on future declines. They don't realize that this year (or are actively trying to keep the price down) management has strong hedges already in place. With the return (even at management's reassessment to the lower end of $5.50-$6.50 a share) this stock should be trading in the low to mid $40's especially when compared to their "parent" company CVI's price.

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    dividend/distribution

    by gladpick May 7, 2013 12:59 PM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 May 8, 2013 9:49 AM Flag

    Mad,
    What you are seeing in the stock price is what I call "buying after the divvy" and is sometimes seen (but not very often) by buyers who wait for the divvy price to be factored in before they buy. They do this anticipating the next quarter price of the stock going up and /or buying the stock at the price in anticipation of the next quarter's dividend. You see this with companies that have strong dividend distributions such as EEP, CNSL (some others that I own) where buyers will wait for the "divvy dip" and then buy. It is a VERY GOOD sign that the next quarter, at least, has already been factored into the price going up.

  • k.bauer5124 by k.bauer5124 May 6, 2013 2:48 PM Flag

    Look's like one of our many "friends" is up to their old hacking tricks again on the Finance page. CVI is up $5.50 on the profile page while the Order Book shows the correct price at $1.72.

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    What are derivative losses in cvrr

    by vrecupi May 2, 2013 11:10 AM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 May 2, 2013 11:16 AM Flag

    Yes. But be aware they also could be left with a lessened profit if the crack spread price differrential changes negatively toward them. I think the only question is that if CVRR will continue to be profitable playing the "spread" but by what percent? It may be difficult to sustain the spread hedge like was shown this quarter.

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    When's is the Ex-Dividend date for CVRR?

    by madcoweater1 May 2, 2013 10:14 AM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 May 2, 2013 10:49 AM Flag

    Sorry. Ex date is May 8th for date of record on May 10th. Ex sate May 8th. Hurry hurry hurry!

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    When's is the Ex-Dividend date for CVRR?

    by madcoweater1 May 2, 2013 10:14 AM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 May 2, 2013 10:24 AM Flag

    May 10th. Payment date May 17th.

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    CVRR has heavy short sell pressure.

    by xdubson Apr 23, 2013 2:19 PM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 Apr 26, 2013 2:18 PM Flag

    What is your definition of heavy? Last ten days of volume has been a fraction of the time leading up to the May 1st and 2nd events. No, I see shorts HAVING to reposition hoping to get one last massive panic. However, low volume tells me most people here now are holding what they have bought in anticipation of great news.

    Sentiment: Buy

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    CVRR has heavy short sell pressure.

    by xdubson Apr 23, 2013 2:19 PM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 Apr 26, 2013 2:14 PM Flag

    It won't before dividend announcement on May 1st and 2nd.. too little volume.

    Sentiment: Buy

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    CVRR - May 1st

    by l_iannucci Apr 19, 2013 9:55 PM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 Apr 22, 2013 8:19 AM Flag

    Also, talking about management moves, don't forget what they did with CVI - gave a special dividend of $5.50 and set up a yearly $3.00 dividend paid quarterly. I see them doing that with CVRR. Give out a special dividend in the $5.00-$6.00 range and then a quarterly dividend too. Probably not on the same scale as the $3.00 with CVI but around the $2.00-$2.50 range (my opinion closer to $2.00).

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    Light trading

    by k.bauer5124 Apr 15, 2013 9:58 AM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 Apr 16, 2013 11:50 AM Flag

    I would normally agree with you but if you look at the intraday trading marks there are spikes in the shares traded (both high and low pricing) which indicates large numbers of the shares being traded on a particular day are being bought and sold in a matter of minutes (if not seconds). This tells me that "shorts" are having to reposition themselves in anticipation of the stock eventually going higher. Just my opinion.

  • k.bauer5124 by k.bauer5124 Apr 15, 2013 9:58 AM Flag

    Question: Why is the stock declining in price over the last two weeks when the amount of stock traded per day for both CVRR and CVI normally has only hit a fraction of the average daily trade numbers? In other words, average shares traded per day for CVRR is 1.3 million shares, yet CVRR's price has gone down on daily average trading per shares of less than a million shares. Curious!

  • Boy,

    You can tell management has had it with the "shorts" trying to manipulate the stock price. A company does not move UP an earnings and conference call date unless they want to squash stock price swings with a POSITIVE announcement. Look out now for the price because "Here Comes the 'BOOM"

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    Forest from the tress

    by k.bauer5124 Apr 2, 2013 8:10 PM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 Apr 2, 2013 8:27 PM Flag

    What happened at little over 1 year ago? Who might want some cash position to purchase a stake in another company? Announced today!

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    Forest from the tress

    by k.bauer5124 Apr 2, 2013 8:10 PM
    k.bauer5124 k.bauer5124 Apr 2, 2013 8:22 PM Flag

    Come on ladies and gentlemen, think about it. The EPA regs and costs have been discussed at length. There is another reason why CVI and CVRR went down so far today. Come on, think, think.

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