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| PAST TOP PICK | 42.110 | John Stephenson | (A Top Pick Feb 21/07. Up 2% including dividends.)Thought there would be more of a catalyst by selling their oil/gas properties, which they did, but management paid themselves $16 million in bonuses. Now might be an interesting time to look at this. | 2008-02-08 | |
| TOP PICK | 85.390 | John Stephenson | A US utility which also has E & P properties that they are looking to sell and expecting $16 billion for it. Intend to buy back stock and pay down debt. Negotiating an advanced agreement with Virginia regulators to get additional upside in cap return. | 2007-02-21 | |
| BUY | 82.240 | John Stephenson | You want to hold utilities for their dividends. This one has a fair amount of growth. | 2007-01-05 | |
| TOP PICK | 67.500 | Richard Bernstien | Quality companies is very important when the Fed is tightening. Defensive pick. Over 4% dividend yield. Expects energy prices to remain high. | 2004-12-10 | |
| TOP PICK | 64.050 | John Stephenson | 4% dividend. Likes its diversity of utility, pipeline and liquefied natural gas terminals. Also has 6.2 TCF of gas and oil equivalent. Cheaper than some of its peers. | 2004-07-19 | |
| HOLD | 22.300 | Bill Shaw | Continue to like owning. | 2004-06-11 | |
| PAST TOP PICK | 61.740 | John Stephenson | (A top pick Dec 23/03. Down 3.7%.) Still likes. Should do well with coal prices and gas prices being so high. Trading at a discount to its peers. | 2004-06-10 | |
| BUY | 61.740 | John Stephenson | Q:"What companies could profit from liquid natural gas?" A:"You want to focus on some of the utility names. It's only 3% of the market and there are large groups opposing shipments." | 2004-06-10 | |
| TOP PICK | 62.500 | Christopher Williams | Some of the diversified utilities are well-positioned. Their rate structure is based on a cost plus so oil prices do not affect them. As the economy grows, more power will be required. | 2004-03-26 | |
| TOP PICK | 63.750 | John Stephenson | (A past top pick Oct 16/03. Up 1.5%.) Has a good diversity of income streams. | 2003-12-23 | |
| TOP PICK | 63.750 | John Stephenson | Fundamentally, a utility. Limited down side, but potential for upside because of its reserves. Expects a dividend increase. | 2003-12-23 | |
| TOP PICK | 60.250 | John Stephenson | As a utility, it has reasonable downside protection. Has a gas arm with substantial gas fields, which gives it a diversified earnings base. Also has one of four LNG terminals in the US, which gives it somewhat of a monopoly. | 2003-11-27 | |
| TOP PICK | 62.200 | John Stephenson | Owns one of only four L&G receiving stations. Well diversified. Has a utility as well. | 2003-10-16 | |
| TOP PICK | 62.630 | John Stephenson | Pays a little over 4%. Has a diversified business model. Strong management team. | 2003-10-02 |
