Fairly productive day here...MLPS up nicely and near the highs of the day. Overall market stablizing with an upside bias. Good calming action overall. Many MLPS set to go out near the highs of the day. Terra Nitrogen (TNH) is up 6. Calumet (CLMT) is up 3 along with Energy Transfer Partners (ETP). Holly Partners (HEP) is up 2 and change.
On the losing side Breitburn (BBEP) is down 2 but all over the place at times. Same for Penn Virginia Holdings (PVG) which is down 1 and change. Crosstex (XTXI) is down 1.
Fingers crossed for the close.
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2 comments:
Hi Joe:
Nice to find you online. Although I've known you for over 20 years, I didn't realize you were so multifaceted; stocks, horses and the weather!
Could you tell me how bad this hurricane approaching Hawaii is really going to get? I’m getting mixed information between category 1 and Katrina strength. John’s flying out there tomorrow morning and I’m meeting him on Saturday.
Sorry if this is the wrong venue for this kind of information.
Hugs to you and the family,
Nicoletta
Hi Nicoletta,
Hope all is well with you and john. Everything fine here except Katherine who just broke her arm for the second time in eight months! Nice luck.
Okay Flossie is probably going to pass south off the big island as a slowly weakening hurricane which is usually what happens to storms out there. It is a cat 3 now but will weaken to a 2 tomorrow and a 1 the day after...gale force winds are possible on the big island but right now it should pass far enough south of the the other islands to produce only light impact...at least that is how it looks now.
Try this link to the Central Pacific Hurricane Center for the latest information
http://www.prh.noaa.gov/hnl/cphc/
Hope this helps and you can email me direct at joewxman@optonline.net
joe and jen
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