Inergy, L.P. Message Board

I have been here since the FRO spin-off, and also have a lot of companies which have done secondary offerings - basically all of them have done well, and used the cash wisely. Often it allows them more working capital for dividends, and acquisitions and to pay down more expensive debt - in the short-term it of course drives the price down, but in most cases it takes only about two months to recover.

Maybe we can get a bit of discussion going here now.

I have been in SXL for about 4 years now, and from what I can see, there is nothing going on except a rotation in stocks by the general market. The yield on SXL is lower than other MLP's at about 4% - CMPL NRGY, APL (all of which I own) have larger yields, but are not as strong a company as SXL. Having said that, as people fear rising interest rates, they may consider yield, and keep selling SXL until the yield is up a bit more . . .just my thoughts, but SXL has a long history of increasing dividend - SO BOTTOM LINE - this is a very good buying opportunity for those of us who want to increase our holdings.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/1423691-spyglass-resources-with-a-15-5-yield-the-market-wrongly-expects-certain-failure?source=yahoo

http://seekingalpha.com/article/1423691-spyglass-resources-with-a-15-5-yield-the-market-wrongly-expects-certain-failure?source=yahoo

He seems to feel this is a good time to buy in. . .

With the new ticker, there is a blank line for dividend date and information here on Yahoo and other sites - considering their better than 25 cents a year dividend, we are now well above 10%, but Spyglass has no history or track record. I really don't understand the selling recently, but then again, Wall Street hates the unknown.

The slight decrease in sales was likely because of people buying before the price increase - makes sense.

should come out to over 25 cents a year for US holders - not a bad yield for a bit of risk. Should help price over the next few months.

gee - is it against the law to discuss this in the USA?? I understand they can't distribute news items here, but are we free to discuss their news releases?

Above normal volume, and a 4% increase - maybe China is buying more coal?

I have a temporary number in my Fidelity account, rather than a stock name, but no distribution yet - anyone else in USA get new shares?

I don't quite understand why they can't issue press releases in the US, but likely has something to do with stock listing. At about .26 a year dividend (USA adjusted) the yield today is about 9% - not a bad return on investment.

Sponsored by Spyglass Energy - Purveyor of fine energy since 2013 - considering a lot of my shares were from the spinoff and the rest bought at low low prices (thanks to Nova Bancorp's scare tactics), things couldn't be better - bring on the dividend.