Replies to post #1803 on Northern Tier Energy LP (NTI)

[pete807]

I have never bought any MDR but jugs follows it and has a position. Buying SDRL was a big mistake I made. Soon after I bought it fell fast and hard and I don't think any in that space are a good investment at the moment.

I do not think it will be wise to hold NTI till the end because those that do will face the uncertainty of a very indebted and newly diluted company. They know the stock price will be a lot lower when they finally finish the deal.
Sell after securing the Feb distribution is what I am thinking at the moment, however $26.50 would be quite tempting here. You follow the CS and some other indicators .75 is about what analysts estimate for this quarter.

We know WNR does not care about "fairness". only what they can accomplish as cheaply as possible. They manipulated the stock for months and I think they even had the unplanned maintenance to hold down the price and distribution for Q3. Why not make us pay for it? The lawyers will try to prove it and more. WNR debt will be over 3 BILLION! Plus dilution issueing some stock but not as much as they think. IMO not many NTI unit holders want it.

When did fairness matter in the stock market? Buyer beware, and I think we all agree WNR has control over enough to vote the deal through. Count my 3300 as a NO vote. It won't matter.

SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Levi & Korsinsky, LLP Notifies Shareholders of Northerrn Tier Energy LP of an Investigation Regarding the Fairness of the Sale of the Company to Western Refining, Inc.