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a blog dedicated to the discussion of MASTER LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS and the day to day news related to the group...along with perhaps a few other things...as long as the conversation is kept civil. Although i have no problem telling you what i am doing regarding my trades...PLEASE DON'T ASK ME WHAT YOU SHOULD DO REGARDING WHETHER TO BUY, SELL OR SHORT!!! i am not in the stock business.
7 comments:
Joe,
I agree.
Mr. P
We need REAL buyers of these things, until then we'll just drift around.
SemGroup is stinking up the joint. PAA had to issue another press release after the close. It takes nothing to push these names over.
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 23, 2008 --
Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. (NYSE:PAA) today reiterated statements made in a press release issued July 17, 2008, that it does not expect to have any material credit exposure to SemGroup, L.P. and its affiliates. SemGroup, L.P. yesterday announced that it and certain of its subsidiaries have filed petitions for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. The trade debt amounts attributed to PAA in such bankruptcy filings were gross amounts and, as noted in the bankruptcy filing, are "Subject to Set-Off." However, the presence of such amounts in SemGroup, L.P.'s bankruptcy filing (and subsequent media reports reciting such gross amounts) have precipitated calls from PAA's stakeholders and customers seeking clarification. As indicated in the SemGroup filings, PAA has various arrangements in place to mitigate credit exposure, such as net-out agreements that allow for set-off of payables and receivables between counterparties. Accordingly, PAA is today reaffirming that it anticipates no material credit exposure to SemGroup, L.P. and its affiliates.
The shorts want these names down so badly that every news item becomes a reason to sell. It is really getting quite ridiculous.
Mr. P
So how can we see who,what,when of short sellers? Easy to allege, how can we prove?
Dave
Can't since they are naked shorting the hell out of them...there is no disclosure. One more way that Wall St with a blind eye from the SEC f*cks the public.
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