You were spot on in your analysis of ramping up the approval process for exportation initiatives! I just read a headline at the forefront of my Fox News mobile app concerning natural gas exportation and new legislation that will accelerate the permit process. They even mentioned Cheniere Energy in their write up! I was pretty excited to read that. I take that to be good news for the Cheniere stocks that will help us gain traction and new investors I assume? I would post the link but I am currently writing this post on my mobile device as well.
Now, I do not want to sound verbatim, as I am very optimistic and in agreeance with your outlook on CQP and believe it to be true. However, in talking with LNG longs, some have made comments suggesting that given my age and current capital, I would be very unwise not to invest in a growth giant like LNG, vs CQP, given the potential it has. I now understand the difference between LNG and CQP as you have pointed it out to me, however, what I am having trouble with is looking at LNGs chart and seeing all the success it has had recently, (mostly off hype) whereas CQP has seemed to stay relatively stagnant. I do not doubt the potential CQP has, and I believe we will get there. But as far as growth opportunities overall, and specifically within the next year, what is it about the parent company that is making it's ticker symbol continually rise? I am on the verge of dumping my available funds solely into LNG for a shorter term for purposes of growth, and then switching back to CQP. I hold your responses in high esteem, so I am very likely to heed to your advise, as I already have, but I am starting to wonder if CQP will be able to see the growth it's parent stock is currently seeing, and realistically will continue to see, anytime soon?
Thanks so much for the time taken to respond to my inquiries.
