OK, you're referring to the high and low projected. I see it but I never take it to be meaningful.
As a former IR VP myself, I saw the books of companies detailing info
(numbers) others didn't get to see. The NDA sealed off communication that might have revealed insider information, of course. Those numbers you see representing extremes are just that---extremes. The intent is that of creating cause to view a particular rating agency capable of doing what others don't because they can't. Everyone gets to see the same books and information.
Every analyst knows for a fact that we won't remember who missed his target. But investors kiss ass when someone calls it right despite the number seeming bizarre.
Some analysts will risk essentially nothing by taking a chance and going out on a limb of extremism. I do this, myself, although I always warn others not to do as I do unless prepared to confront stormy seas and cold winds as will sometimes occur. At the same time, I know from many years of doing it that this is how fortunes are made. So each person has to decide whether to lower risk and personal stress loads or go for the throat and make lots of munney! I crave extreme excitement.
We're in NGL's sweet spot right now. It's got lots of places to go and they're all pointing higher because there's nothing to force a downward spiral and/or bias. What we're witnessing now is precisely what Pete807 and I have been expecting. Srains and Truevalue, Justin, Alpine, harkmi, catdaddy, a whole bunch more my old addled brain isn't ciphering now that I see NGL is rising again and I'm getting excited more and more and probably some of catdaddy's li'l kitties too---we're a family with much to be celebrating as we go forward.
C'mon, pull that tow line---Texas barbecue is sittin' there just waiting!
News 
Market Data 
Discover 
