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If it was like last year:
Transportadora de Gas del Sur SA Ex-Dividend for TGS - $1.5022 Pay Date : June 9, 2011, Record Date : May 26, 2011.
So when will this earnings announcement result in the next dividend payment?
Next earnings announcement is expected 2/07/12
I don't know. We need to contact the company's IR.
Not yet ,still watching! When is the next dividend ? I'm just not sure they will keep paying out a div?
I STILL stand by that initial post!
Have you bought in yet? When will TGS pay out the next fat dividend? $$$ to be made here.
Dividends have nothing to do with volume. They just get paid by TGS on a regular basis to those that hold shares, and many hold shares... with no interest in selling them. Divies are a good thing.
WHY THE HELL does no one NOTICE this stock? It pays solid dividends, maintains value quite well, and presents a great income opportunity. TGS is here!!! See???
TGS, and the rest of Wall Street, takes a hit...
U.S. MARKETS FAIL MAJOR RESISTANCE TESTS
CINCINNATI, OH (MarketWatch - Sept. 6, 2011) - The major U.S. benchmarks kick off September with yet another sharp downdraft. Further, technically speaking, the weak start follows widespread impacts from failed tests of major resistance points.
Bearish Pricing Actions
Before detailing the U.S. markets' wider view, the S&P 500's hourly chart highlights the past three weeks. Per reporting records, the S&P topped last week at 1,230, matching longer-term resistance detailed last week. (See Aug. 23 and Aug. 30 reviews.) From current levels, initial support holds at 1,155 and is followed by a major floor at this year's closing low of 1,120.
Meanwhile, the NYSE Dow Jones Industrials index near-term backdrop is similar. Namely, the index is traversing the middle of its three-week range. From current levels, initial (though fairly week) support holds at 11,090, followed by a solid, hard deck support floor bottom-feeding down around 10,800.
And not surprisingly, the Nasdaq Composite three-week index view remains volatile. Initial support now holds around 2,437, and is followed by a deeper floor down at approximately 2,408, matching its Aug. 26 open. Widening the view to six months adds perspective. Very simply, the Nasdaq Composite failed a test of its breakdown point. (See Aug. 12 and Aug. 15 reviews.) Consider further that the Nasdaq Composite Index topped last week at 2,611 - matching resistance at 2,600 - and has since sold off sharply.
Moving to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, its six-month backdrop remains bearish. Consider that the index plunged 2,147 points from the late-July peak to the August low. This marked a 16.8% downdraft across just 13 sessions. By comparison, the ensuing rally 'attempt' remains flat, meaning that the Dow's longer-term path of least resistance technically points even lower with hard deck support deep into the high 10,000s.
Finally, the S&P 500's six-month view rounds out the benchmarks. Here again, the S&P staged a nearly straightline plunge from the late-July peak. Thus, to the extent that an immediate V-shaped reversal was possible - which, it was in reality not possible - enough time has passed that the "easy out" likely fell off the table some time ago.
The Bigger Picture Overview
The major U.S. indicators and indexes kicked off September with sharp downdrafts. Technically speaking, the weak start follows a failed tests of major resistances, starting with the Nasdaq, which failed the first test of its breakdown point. Specifically, the Nasdaq Index topped last week at 2,611 - matching the 2,600 resistance - and has since gapped sharply lower. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 also failed a major technical test. In its case, the S&P failed to reach its breakdown point - the 1,250 area - and sold off sharply from the late-August peak. Moreover, widening to the S&P 500's five-year backdrop adds even more red coloring. Consider that the S&P topped last week at 1,230, matching longer-term resistance at 1,227, detailed last week. Further, sharply negative market breadth drove the downturn like a stampede from behind. Specifically, 'down' volume painfully surpassed 'up' volume by 19 to 1 on the NYSE, and by 14 to 1 on the Nasdaq. More plainly, bearish market momentum became firmly intact and entrenched.
Summing Up the Backdrop
The major U.S. benchmarks signaled a significant downtrend beginning August 3, 2011. (See, e.g. Aug. 3 review, and the Aug. 1 review.) Fast forward to today, and the markets confirmed the substantial downturn just last week. Namely, the Nasdaq Composite plunged from resistance at 2,600 down into depths yet unknown, while the S&P 500 unfortunatley drew sellers around its major resistance.
So, looking ahead . . . unpleasant retests of the S&P's August lows are now more likely. Thus, a defensive approach remains advisable for S&P stocks (along with the broader majority of small and micro-cap stocks). Additionally, the (S&P, small-cap, and micro-cap) markets' biases technically point even lower - pending further technical repairs (within each of these respective markets). The S&P's response to support at 1,120, and resistance around 1,230, should prove a rather useful bull-bear gauge (for S&P, small, and micro-caps markets). .
Traditional Market Leaders Fail Technical Tests
Drilling down even further, consider that three key sectors also failed their technical tests: the Technology Select Sector SPDR, the Financial Select Sector SPDR, and the iShares Dow Transports. Each sector drew sellers at the August range top. Moreover, the downdraft from resistance became directionally sharp (i.e., downward), unfortunatly positioning each secton for strong retests of their August lows. Of particular note, these key sectors involve traditional market leaders; hence, their relative weakness remains a broad-market headwind.
-MarketWatch, "S&P, Nasdaq Fail Tests of Major Resistances," (Sept. 6, 2011) (emphasis and paraphrasing added).
Let's just get some volume!
How the heck are you going to get that with 0 volume. Let's get real
THAT post is now quite old; nevertheless, I maintain that TGS - a stable public utility - is a good buy with great income potential @ around 30% dividend per share!!!
Are you kidding me, have you look at the chart lately.
I honestly believe this little stock is a solid value stock with great income potential!
TGS not only enjoys an amazing approximate 33% dividend return, its PPS keeps climbing at a steady, aggregate, average rate! NOTICE THIS STOCK!!!
SLAP THAT ASK FOLKS!
I continue to buy more. It's a solid stock with many rewards in ratio to few risks!
TGS seems to have started a steady climb in the right direction, i.e., PPS going-up with a cup 'n handle chart pattern!
If you have up-to-date new or information on TBS, please feel free to share it with the rest of us! Thanks.
TGS MAY BE THE PERFECT STOCK...
I stumbled across TGS recently, did due diligence, and found that TGS provides a huge, nearly 40% dividend yield and the company scores an average annual profit of 10%!!! Moreover, the stock is well-priced and set to run!!! It's an excellent opportunity all around!!!
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RECORD PROFITABILITY & DIVIDENDS!
Southern Gas Co. - a for-profit public utility company - is one the most profitable companies in the global Oil & Gas Operations Industry with an average annual net profit margin of 10.7%. TBS net annual margin and operating margin are both among the strongest of any peer, while its gross margin remains competitive with industry standards, proving TGS an extraordinarily efficient company. TGS pays an annual dividend of $1.50 per share, which at its current, 20-DAY SMA, unusually value-priced PPS provides a remarkable yield to shareholders of an approximate 33% dividend! This the largest dividend paid by any company - public utility or otherwise - in the entire Oil & Gas Operations Industry, in which industry the average yield sits at 3.85%. Further, the average S&P 500 annual dividend flounders at 2.45%. Furthermore, few companies in oil & gass industry pay any dividends at all.
STOCK FACTS & STRUCTURE
A/S: 175 Million | O/S:158.9 Million | Float: 68.9 Million | Market Cap: $628.1 Million | P/E Ratio: 12.61x | Held by Institutions: 1.20% | Held by Insiders: 16.24%
TGS Website: http://www.tgs.com.ar/Home?Lang=EN
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