It's a pleasure conversing with you as well. But you're scaring me when you mention a dead horse.
You see, I just came back in after tending to my pony. She's a gorgeous Shetland, small at about 39" at the shoulders. Wonderful pet, as loving as could be. Earlier today I had thoughts relating to how her early demise would affect me. I concluded that I always do what I can to make her happy and she is happy. If there were something else I could provide her, I'd be doing it. So that removes room for doubts and guilt issues, I believe.
Should the Fates and Furies interfere with my blissful state, I guess I'll be ready for accounts to be reconciled. No talk of dead horses, though.
On another note, it's so good to see NGL beginning to show fresh signs of life after disappointment. One of these days I may write a short piece at Seeking Alpha on how NGL has been affected adversely due to extremely poor investor relations handling. Life brings disappointments as we all know. It ought not make and break fortunes nor unduly influence us investors as we strive to maintain orderly portfolios.
When NGL experienced its most recent downturn reflected in a drop of about 26%, I added 2,300 units, much of the funding enabled by means of margin utilization. I'm underwater by about a dollar each on those units but I have no fear as I am certain we are about to start rocking and rolling. Seeing up-days such as today is great for my confidence. And I plan on placing some of my ALDW distribution cash on more NGL if I can lock in units at $15 or below.
Have a great weekend!
