Just looked and I'm seeing a spread of $16.61 to $16.80 involving lots of units.
I don't think there's anything to it. There's got to be a point wherein the SA contributors writing in unison about the perils of owning EPT will converge and investors will either be suddenly be wiped out or realize they've been played for idiots.
Nothing goes up forever, right? Well, truth be told, nothing goes down forever, either. I wrote a short piece involving EPT at the NGL board so I'll not repeat myself now. I'm holding just 2,000 units of EPT which suits me for now. I think I'll do OK with it but for now I'm content just knowing I've got an opportunity for a nice enough score as I believe better times will be around during the first half of 2018. I'm not seeing much risk as I've been in this for just three weeks. Others before me are scratching their heads, I know, but I'm not here to listen to their dismay. They should have jumped bail months ago. Because they didn't and now express vexation, I'm listening to their diatribes and taking advantage of smarter timing.
This is a compressed stock. If management can stop printing dilutive notes mortgaging the company's future, I think an investor could do well.
I'd like to see some yield contraction here as I believe it could add 20% immediately to the attractiveness of this stock. But I must admit I'm not a yield hound in the conventional sense. Rather, I relish distributions as icing on the cake I'll call Capital Appreciation.
You serve the coffee, I'll cut the cake!
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