02-24-2014, 02:35 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-24-2014, 02:51 PM by hendi_alex.)
If I buy, will likely opt for KMI. KMI the general partner pays a lower yield at 5%, but since it will get the lion's share of increased cash flow, KMI's earnings will likely grow quicker and will be somewhat more insulated from the issues that surround KMP and KMR.
First time this afternoon I've had time to sit down and consider this sell off. Decided to go ahead pick up a few shares of KMI. They were bought in the IRA, but will move them into the cash account whenever enough cash accumulates there. If the cash flow issue turns out to be nothing more than reckless talk, then these will turn out to be for the long term. I do find it interesting that according to Yahoo, there is very little short interest in KMI.
First time this afternoon I've had time to sit down and consider this sell off. Decided to go ahead pick up a few shares of KMI. They were bought in the IRA, but will move them into the cash account whenever enough cash accumulates there. If the cash flow issue turns out to be nothing more than reckless talk, then these will turn out to be for the long term. I do find it interesting that according to Yahoo, there is very little short interest in KMI.
Alex