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04/05/22 12:43 PM

Post #49

Re: #48: @peterquinnvet - Who is making $$$ ?

$RIBT and I have good connections there , barely legal,

peterquinnvet Free

04/01/22 3:00 PM

Post #48

Who is making $$$ ?

Check this out;
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/mplx

Spumoni

01/31/22 8:12 AM

Post #47

Re: #46: @olivernoyes - SOOOOooo glad I bought this at the height

I feel exactly the same way! GLTU!

olivernoyes Free

01/28/22 4:42 PM

Post #46

Re: #45: @olivernoyes - Wow, I've held my shares for almost a

SOOOOooo glad I bought this at the height of the COVID dip for peanuts in March 2020. It makes up for all the bags I'm holding in the cannabis sector. lol

The quarterly dividend checks can't be beat either. Like a free printing press for money.

olivernoyes Free

03/04/21 9:11 PM

Post #45

Re: #24: @olivernoyes - I placed an order this morning for 1500

Wow, I've held my shares for almost a year now and today (for a brief period) I had a double, before it pulled back a bit. I think I'll be holding onto this one for a long time to come.

makinbacon1 Free

02/09/21 5:30 PM

Post #44

Hopefully this natural gas company should get a boost for all the new green deals being suggested to eliminate all the fossil fuels

rcaselli

01/01/21 4:11 PM

Post #43

Re: #42: @olivernoyes - Well, this has definitely done well for me

Holding and reinvesting divvies.
No Brainer. Quiet Giant.

olivernoyes Free

12/31/20 8:06 PM

Post #42

Well, this has definitely done well for me so far. I bought about 5 days too early in March @ $13 but that still means I ended 2020 up 66.53%. Not bad. Plus a substantial divi to boot. Can't wait to see what 2021 brings! Happy New Year everyone (anyone)? Quiet board.

Spumoni

11/09/20 4:55 PM

Post #41

Re: #40: @rcaselli - What’s going on here with MPLX. Been a

Nice day!

rcaselli

04/23/20 12:26 PM

Post #40

Re: #39: @G-lupo - Wow what a day

What’s going on here with MPLX. Been a buyer since $11-$13 but can’t explain this continuation.

G-lupo

04/20/20 11:46 AM

Post #39

Wow what a day

Subsea1

03/27/20 9:10 AM

Post #38

What do you think is going to happen with MPLX stock price when crude drops, the pipelines start storing crude and dividends are canceled?

olivernoyes Free

03/19/20 7:01 PM

Post #37

Re: #35: @ElleDe - Yes i was surprised to see it go

I thought I got a deal when I got in at $13. Little did I know I could wait a week and get it below $7.

Then today up $3/share

Whiplash! It's crazy.

Looking at things now though I have a feeling it's going to get MUCH worse, before it gets better. But I'm thinking long term, and if they don't drop their dividend then after 4.75 yrs I've recouped my cost through divis and then free cash flow from there, regardless of share price. That's how I'm viewing it. A future revenue stream.

My theory is blown however if they suspend the divi. we'll see. Time will tell. I'm in no hurry, and grateful for in at $13 vs. 20s-30s.

G-lupo

03/19/20 12:27 PM

Post #36

Great day today

ElleDe

03/17/20 9:46 PM

Post #35

Re: #34: @Spumoni - Good for you. I never thought this would

Yes i was surprised to see it go that low as well....

Spumoni

03/17/20 4:18 PM

Post #34

Re: #33: @ElleDe - I couldn't buy in, at least not right

Good for you. I never thought this would ever trade this low especially below $10 a share! If I were you I would wait it out a while to see if it can climb back up. This is sickening! GLTU

ElleDe

03/17/20 2:40 PM

Post #33

I couldn't buy in, at least not right now. Something about a 1 time agreement that I had to call to speak with a rep about...never encountered that with other stocks.
Hold times have been ridiculous lately...after an hour i gave up. will try again another time.

G-lupo

03/16/20 11:33 PM

Post #32

Re: #30: @ElleDe - Nothing is guaranteed I guess. so even at

I don’t mind these prices, it doesn’t have a lot of debt, and has good cash build up. I think it can weather the storm fine, and be a great long term investment. Especially if gets back to $25-30 a share with 6% dividend. It would make your dividend about 20% from what originally paid.

At times this stock goes up when market goes down just like end of day today it went back up while market dropped 1k points. Keeps bounce up from $10, resistance I don’t know , just a guess. But yeah oil got hit hard.

Spumoni

03/16/20 1:53 PM

Post #31

Re: #30: @ElleDe - Nothing is guaranteed I guess. so even at

It’s all tied into oil and right now and for the unforeseeable future you will not see it bounce back so fast. But if you have a year or two to wait and since it pays a dividend I would buy it.

ElleDe

03/16/20 1:47 PM

Post #30

Re: #29: @Spumoni - Thanks you too. The funny thing is I

Nothing is guaranteed I guess. so even at this low price point, u don't think its worth going in?

Spumoni

03/16/20 9:17 AM

Post #29

Re: #28: @ElleDe - Sorry to hear....seems like everyone is losing $

Thanks you too. The funny thing is I wanted to be more conservative so I bought this stock. Ha go figure!

ElleDe

03/16/20 9:16 AM

Post #28

Re: #27: @Spumoni - Don’t buy I lost half my money since

Sorry to hear....seems like everyone is losing $ everywhere right now.
Thank you and gltu

Spumoni

03/16/20 9:06 AM

Post #27

Re: #26: @ElleDe - Marathon Petroleum (MPC) to Divest MPLX Assets, Reduce

Don’t buy I lost half my money since January 4th. Stay away! Unless you want to wait it out 8 - 10 months hoping that it will come back. At this point that is what I am doing. At least for now the dividend it good. GLTU

ElleDe

03/15/20 3:22 PM

Post #26

Marathon Petroleum (MPC) to Divest MPLX Assets, Reduce Debt: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/marathon-petroleum-mpc-divest-mplx-210209105.html

Im seeing this as a hold and sell everywhere...makes me think twice before buying. Thoughts?

Spumoni

03/13/20 9:05 AM

Post #25

Re: #24: @olivernoyes - I placed an order this morning for 1500

You did good at either price. Just be patient, GLTU!

olivernoyes Free

03/12/20 11:50 PM

Post #24

Re: #23: @G-lupo - Wow crazy today, down that up

I placed an order this morning for 1500 shares @ $13.35 and during the freefall it got filled at $13.00. I was thinking I did awesome. Now, after hours I'm already down a buck. Ugh. Guess I didn't wait long enough before jumping in. But damn!! A 20% dividend yield? How could I NOT jump in. If they don't slash the divi my shares will be free in a little over 4 years, then free cash flow baby...

"Wait until there's blood in the streets." - Buffet.

G-lupo

03/10/20 3:41 PM

Post #23

Re: #22: @Spumoni - Not too sure this is still a bargain.

Wow crazy today, down that up

Spumoni

03/10/20 11:57 AM

Post #22

Not too sure this is still a bargain. I lost a lot of money here!

Spumoni

03/09/20 9:25 AM

Post #21

Re: #20: @G-lupo - Bad day for energy , when is time

I’m sick from this!

G-lupo

03/09/20 9:24 AM

Post #20

Re: #19: @Spumoni - Hope you’re right, the whole weekend is coronavirus!

Bad day for energy , when is time to buy the cheapies up

Spumoni

03/08/20 6:13 PM

Post #19

Hope you’re right, the whole weekend is coronavirus! This is unprecedented, I’m hoping for a miracle to bring this stock back to normal levels by May 1. Earnings though on April 30th.

G-lupo

03/06/20 4:36 PM

Post #18

Re: #17: @Spumoni - I wasn’t prepared to wait, ha. Picked this

Same happen to me last year I bought at 31 went to $35 felt good than dropped to $25, dollar cost averaged went to $29 went to sell and dropped off and hasn’t returned. Dividend easing the pin. But stock has so much free cash and good books. Once scare gone and it will jump back.

Spumoni

03/06/20 4:33 PM

Post #17

Re: #16: @G-lupo - I think by end of year back to

I wasn’t prepared to wait, ha. Picked this up first week in January and two weeks later was up close to 10%. Thankfully we have the dividends to ease the pain. GLTU.

G-lupo

03/06/20 4:31 PM

Post #16

Re: #15: @Spumoni - it’s gonna be a long road back.

I think by end of year back to $25 plus dividends. They have good cash flow.

Spumoni

03/06/20 4:30 PM

Post #15

Re: #14: @G-lupo - Because travel is down, as soon as corona

it’s gonna be a long road back.

G-lupo

03/05/20 9:55 AM

Post #14

Re: #13: @Spumoni - What the heck is going on here????

Because travel is down, as soon as corona virus is behind us this is going to jump up 75%

Spumoni

03/05/20 9:50 AM

Post #13

Re: #12: @G-lupo - Strong sock, coronvirus made drop, and slight under

What the heck is going on here????

G-lupo

02/10/20 10:51 AM

Post #12

Re: #11: @olivernoyes - 11.7% Dividend yield, holy cow! And lot's

Strong sock, coronvirus made drop, and slight under profit but tons of cash. Long term.

olivernoyes Free

02/03/20 4:05 PM

Post #11

11.7% Dividend yield, holy cow! And lot's of free cash flow. I need to check into this further.

G-lupo

08/06/19 7:11 PM

Post #10

Way oversold, time to buy, strong dividend

G-lupo

02/08/19 9:39 PM

Post #9

Strong buy strong dividend #mplx look for another 10% gain at these numbers

whytestocks Free

01/17/19 11:36 AM

Post #8

News: $MPLX Research Report Identifies Edison International, MPLX LP, Moody's, AMAG Pharmaceuticals, Cross Country Healthcare, and New Mountain Finance with Renewed Outlook - Fundamental Analysis, Calculating Forward Movement

NEW YORK, Jan. 17, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In new independent research reports released early this morning, Fundamental Markets released its latest key findings for all current investors, traders, and shareholders of Edison International (NYSE:EIX), MPLX LP (NYSE:MPLX), Moody's Corpora...

Read the whole news https://marketwirenews.com/news-releases/research-report-identifies-edison-international-mplx-lp-moody-s-amag-pharmaceuticals-cross-country-healthcare-and-new-mountain-finance-with-renewed-outlook-fundamental-analysis-calculating-forward-movement-7002656.html

ValueInvestor15 Free

12/08/16 4:33 PM

Post #7

Evercore upgraded MPLX. Maybe worth a look value investors...

Valuation Analysis

stocktrademan Free

07/01/16 4:30 PM

Post #6

MPLX bearish 33.26

note: limited partnership, k-1 forms
macd bearish divergence

ClarkKant

02/03/16 11:34 AM

Post #5

Overreaction $25+ close coming off the huge drop to $22.80

Timothy Smith Free

08/25/15 3:09 PM

Post #4

Deutsche Bank also likes MPLX ([MPLX]] +1.2%), the MLP formed in 2012 by Marathon Petroleum to own, operate and acquire pipelines and other midstream assets related to the transportation and storage of crude oil and refined products.

Energy MLPs best buy since 2008, Deutsche Bank says
http://www.seekingalpha.com/news/2744856 - Timothy Smith

Timothy Smith Free

08/02/15 8:28 AM

Post #3

MPLX (NYSE:MPLX): Q2 EPS of $0.50 in-line.

Revenue of $147.6M (+10.2% Y/Y) beats by $8.75M.

Timothy Smith: MPLX remains committed to growing distributable cash over an extended period of time and this commitment will be significantly enhanced by the combination with MarkWest Petro that we announced on July 13. I believe this combination creates a best-in-class partnership. Together we combine two attractive Lucrum platforms with multiple avenues to grow our distributable cash flow.

MPLX's (MPLX) CEO Gary Heminger on Q2 2015 Results - Earnings Call Transcript $MPLX
http://www.seekingalpha.com/article/3385985

mitcheroo

03/13/13 11:26 AM

Post #2

Re: #1: @mitcheroo - High tight flag?

oops, sorry, was referring to MBLX.

mitcheroo

03/13/13 11:25 AM

Post #1

High tight flag?

MPLX LP (MPLX)

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MPLX LP (MPLX) was launched on October 26, 2012 and is a consolidated subsidiary of Marathon Petroleum Corporation (MPC). The company’s assets consist of a network of common carrier crude oil and product pipeline systems, and associated crude oil and product storage assets in the Midwest and Gulf Coast regions of the U.S. MPLX owns, leases or has ownership interest in approximately 2,800 miles of pipeline across nine states. This network of petroleum pipelines is one of the largest in the U.S., based on total annual volumes delivered. Additionally, the company owns and operates a barge dock facility located on the Mississippi River near Wood River, Ill., with approximately 80 thousand barrels-per-day of crude oil and product throughput capacity, several crude oil and product storage facilities, or tank farms, located in Patoka, Wood River and Martinsville, Ill., and Lebanon, Ind., with approximately 3.3 million barrels of shell capacity and a butane storage cavern located in Neal, W. Va., with one million barrels of working capacity that serves MPC’s Catlettsburg, Ky., refinery. MPLX’s operations are strategically located within, and integral to, MPC’s refining and marketing supply network, and will continue to provide MPC with a logistical competitive advantage.