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Top Canadian Oil Royalty Trusts: Yields Over 20%

Fred Fuld (December 30th, 2008) Writes:
With the price of oil dropping below $40 a barrel for several days, the prices of the Canadian oil royalty trusts have dropped substantially. These Canadian Income Trusts, also known as Canadian Oil Income Trusts or Canadian Royalty Trusts pay a very high income. These trusts pass through all their earnings from oil and gas wells to the trust holders, similar to real estate investment trusts. There is no taxation at the corporate level since they are structured as trusts. Also, a portion of the dividends may be non-taxable due to depletion and depreciation deductions.br /You should be aware that the Canadian government came out with a plan to tax all Canadian trusts at the corporate level beginning in the year 2011. However, the average yield from Canadian trusts is still higher than the U.S. royalty trusts. WallStreetNewsNetwork.com recently came out with an updated database list of a href="http://WallStreetNewsNetwork.com"Canadian ...

Triple Your Money With Leading Oil Well Servicer (KEG)

Justice Litle (December 29th, 2008) Writes:

A great business will always have clients and will always get paid, says Justice Litle. That’s why Key Energy Services (NYSE:KEG), the world market leader in maintenance of oil and gas wells, is in a great position. The company is growing rapidly and has a healthy balance sheet. Best of all, it is hugely undervalued at today’s price, meaning a chance for investors to triple their money.

This from Taipan Daily:

Key Energy Services (NYSE:KEG) is the largest rig-based well service company in the world.

You could say the main job for a company like Key is to “keep the oil & gas flowing.” Once a well is drilled, that well has to be maintained and serviced throughout its life. This is what Key does.

It’s a great business

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Top 5 Small-Cap Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs)

Contrarian Profits (December 15th, 2008) Writes:

Master Limited Partnerships are a useful investment for minimizing your tax bill says Jim Nelson. They are trusts mainly comprised of natural resource, financial services, and real estate assets. Jim picks five small-cap MLPs that should provide steady income without the burden of double taxation.

This from Penny Sleuth:

In the corporate tax world, one dreaded phrase reappears when you talk about dividends: “Double Taxation”. All incorporated companies are taxed on the income they make. The shareholders are taxed again on any dividend distribution they receive from the company. So the same income is taxed twice. But, there is a way around it…

Master Limited Partnerships, or MLPs, are nearly identical to royalty income trusts. The only difference between them is double taxation.

Regular trusts must pay taxes on income before it is distributed to shareholders. Those shareholders also have to pay taxes on the already-taxed income when they receive it. MLPs, on the

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Four Ways to Fight the “Oil-Flation Epidemic”

Money Morning (September 2nd, 2008) Writes:
Want to know what the price of a barrel of oil will be in eight years? Exactly $119.50 a barrel. There’s no shortage of pundits predicting where oil prices are heading. And every day seems to bring new reasons to change the forecast – a resurgent dollar, Americans curtailing their driving habits, oil supply reports… The list goes on. But the guys who really know the future of oil prices are those sitting right in the driver’s seat – oil producers. Every day, they make bets about the direction of petro prices on the futures market. And right now, they’re telling you – in no uncertain terms – oil’s got a floor price of $100 a barrel for years to come. “Oil-flation” is here to stay, but this free report reveals four ways you can beat it starting now… The Future Price of Oil – And Why You don’t ...
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Helmerich & Payne - Growth & Income - Zacks Rank Buy

Alex Kolb (August 28th, 2008) Writes:
Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (HP), a Zacks #1 Rank (“strong buy”) company, posted record net income of $125.4 million for the third quarter, compared to the previous year’s $115.2 million. The oil & gas driller missed Wall Street earnings expectations only once over the past five consecutive quarters and, on average, was 5.6% ahead of the estimates during those quarters.

Company Description

Helmerich & Payne, Inc. is primarily a contract drilling company, engaging in the contract drilling of oil and gas wells in the United States and internationally. The company provides drilling rigs, equipment, personnel, and camps on a contract basis to explore for and develop oil and gas from onshore areas and from fixed platforms, tension-leg platforms, and spars in offshore areas.

Quarterly Results Reflect Growth

The company released its fiscal third-quarter report in late July. The results included record net income of $125.4 million, compared to the previous year’s

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Atwood Oceanics, Inc. (ATW) Announces Contracts for ATWOOD AURORA and ATWOOD SOUTHERN CROSS

QualityStocks (August 28th, 2008) Writes:

Atwood Oceanics, Inc. (ATW), its international operating subsidiary, Atwood Oceanics Pacific Limited, and related subsidiaries engage in offshore drilling of exploratory and developmental oil and gas wells, and related support services. The company, based in Houston, Texas, has conducted drilling operations in most of the major offshore exploration areas of the world that include the Mediterranean, Middle East, Asia, Pacific Islands, Africa, the Americas and Australia. Atwood’s fleet consists of eight active, wholly-owned drilling units, which include four semi-submersibles, two cantilever jack-ups, one semi-submersible self-erecting tender-assist rig, and one submersible.

The company announced last week that the ATWOOD AURORA, a LeTourneau Super 116E Jack-Up currently being constructed in Brownsville, Texas by Atwood’s subsidiary Atwood Oceanics Pacific Limited has been awarded a contract by RWE DeaNile GmbH for work offshore Egypt. This contract is for a firm period of two years at an operating dayrate of $165,000. The

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Dynamic Materials Corp. (BOOM) is into Heavy Metal

QualityStocks (August 20th, 2008) Writes:

Dynamic Materials Corporation is an international metalworking company that trades on the NASDAQ. With headquarters in Boulder, Colorado, they manufacture products for use in industrial capital projects. They make explosion-welded clad metal plates as well as various other metal fabrications.

The company began in the late 1960’s when they started an explosion metal forming business that shaped blank sheets of metal alloys into complex three-dimensional parts for aerospace equipment manufacturers. The explosion-bonded clad metal business is still their core business. Dynamic Materials Corporation Explosive Metalworking division has three manufacturing plants. These are in Mt. Braddock, Pennsylvania, Rivesaltes, France, and Likenas, Sweden.

Dynamic Materials became a publicly traded corporation in 1976. It wasn’t long after that they licensed technology from DuPont to explosively bond, or clad two or more dissimilar metal plates together. Today they are an international player in the industry. Their products find use in industries such as upstream oil

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