Niska Gas Storage Partners Llc (NKA) 1.68 $NKA
Midday Gainers / Losers
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GSB: 3.15 (+0.11), ARCW: 6.62 (+0.23), CBM: 32.96 (+0.09), TROV: 4.99 (-0.17), HGSH: 3.05 (-0.13), RENT: 58.90 (+0.39), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), EGAN: 3.78 (+0.08), BIOC: 1.41 (+0.22), CPPL: 28.18 (+0.39), DAC: 5.86 (-0.01), MXWL: 6.47 (+0.07), XLS: 24.15 (+0.04), PLUS: 80.17 (-0.21), EARS: 5.88 (-0.01), P: 15.44 (+0.45), ATV: 1.17 (-0.08), YELP: 47.53 (-0.10), TWTR: 48.50 (+0.55), CTRL: 13.39 (+0.10)
Niska Gas Storage cut to Sell with $0 price target at Citigroup
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Feb 05, 1:48PM CST
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
United States Natural Gas Storage Market Forecast and Opportunities, 2020
M2 - Thu Feb 05, 2:50AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/mcgk7x/united_states) has announced the addition of the "United States Natural Gas Storage Market Forecast and Opportunities, 2020" report to their offering. The market for underground natural gas storage in the US is projected to grow at a CAGR of around 0.87% during 2015-2020. The driving force for this highly competitive market will be the shale revolution. In 2014, shale produced 37% of the total natural gas consumed by end users in the US. In addition, the electricity-generation sector and the industrial sector are estimated to grow at high rates, which will fuel the rate of natural gas consumption, restoring growth in the country's natural gas storage market. Though residential sectors are estimated to decrease their natural gas usage, the recent drop in temperature suggests a contradictory trend. The increased production of natural gas coupled with the shale revolution, has resulted in decreasing the natural gas storage deficit, in turn decreasing natural gas prices. For the past 20 years, depleted reservoirs have been the choice of the natural gas storage industry, however, owing to high flexibility and cycle time provided by salt caverns, the market will witness their dominance over the forecast period. The United States natural gas storage industry is a highly fragmented and mature industry. The developments in the structural pattern of the market can be attributed to the FERC Order 636. Order 636 ended the ownership of the pipeline companies and created a new segment for independent storage companies. However, competition has forced pipeline companies to come up with subsidiaries and acquire the independent storage segment, which has affected the market of independent storage companies. Additionally, the competition between interstate pipelines and LDCs has further diminished their chances of existence. The market as of now comprises of primary and secondary markets for trading of natural gas in the storage, and the roles of various industry players are constantly changing. Owing to enormous competition only the companies owning maximum storage and transportation facilities, and largest number of end users will survive. The rise of portfolio management companies hasalso contributed to the competition, since they are capable of offering a better portfolio of natural gas storage and transportation to end users. Key Trends & Developments - Movement of Market Towards Consolidation - Increase in Salt Cavern Storage Facilities - Local Distribution Companies to Become Dominant Players - Emergence of Natural Gas Portfolio Management Companies (Marketers) - Narrowing of Natural Gas Storage Deficit Key Topics Covered: 1. Research Methodology 2. Analyst View 3. Natural Gas Storage Outlook 4. Global Natural Gas Storage Market Outlook 5. US Natural Gas Storage Market Outlook 6. US Underground Natural Gas Storage Market Outlook 7. Salt and Non-Salt Storage Market Outlook 8. Value Chain Analysis 9. Policy and Regulatory Landscape 10. Cost Structure 11. SWOT Analysis 12. US Natural Gas Storage Market Dynamics 13. Key Trends & Developments 14. Competitive Landscape 15. Strategic Recommendations Companies Mentioned - AGL Resources - Consumers Energy - Dominion Resources Inc. - EQT Corporation - Kinder Morgan Inc. - NiSource, Inc. - Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC - ONEOK, Inc. - Pacific Gas and Electric Company - Spectra Energy Corporation - TransCanada Corporation For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/mc...ted_states
KMI: 41.97 (+0.21), SE: 36.81 (+0.61), NI: 42.52 (-0.85), TRP: 45.94 (-0.81), OKE: 47.32 (+0.04), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Niska Gas Storage Partners' (NKA) CEO Bill Shea on Q3 2015 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
SA Transcripts - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 02, 12:00PM CST
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC (NKA) Q3 2015 Results - Earnings Call Webcast
SA Transcripts - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 02, 7:55AM CST
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Niska Gas Storage suspends distribution
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 02, 7:43AM CST
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Niska Gas Storage EPS of -$6.85
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 02, 7:23AM CST
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC Announces Suspension of Common Unit Distribution and Third Quarter Results for Fiscal 2015
Thomson Reuters ONE - Mon Feb 02, 6:45AM CST
RADNOR, PENNSYLVANIA - February 2, 2015 - Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC (NYSE:NKA) ("Niska" or "the Company"
reported today its financial results for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2014. The Company also provided an update on the current business environment and announced the suspension of distributions on its common units.
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Notable earnings before Monday’s open
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Feb 01, 4:30PM CST
TEN: 58.07 (+0.19), ONB: 14.06 (-0.07), PBI: 22.96 (+0.18), LII: 104.27 (+0.88), NMM: 12.37 (+0.24), SYY: 39.54 (-0.12), XOM: 93.37 (+1.00), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), AVY: 53.79 (+0.14), FLWS: 10.33 (-0.02)
39.29% Edge For 5 Lowest-Priced, Highest-Yield Bad Boy Dividend Dogs Of January
Fredrik Arnold - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Jan 29, 4:47PM CST
FSC: 7.23 (+0.12), CTCM: 4.14 (+0.12), EC: 18.50 (+0.58), SXE: 12.66 (-0.02), CET: 21.85 (+0.18), BPT: 79.78 (+0.50), WHZ: 7.11 (+0.04), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), KCAP: 7.04 (+0.09), WIN: 8.94 (+0.06)
5 Boldest Bad Boy Dividend Dogs Rip 33% To 99% New Year Upsides
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TIS: 27.21 (-0.08), CTCM: 4.14 (+0.12), EC: 18.50 (+0.58), FCX: 20.29 (+0.82), BPT: 79.78 (+0.50), CET: 21.85 (+0.18), ELP: 11.83 (+0.51), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), WIN: 8.94 (+0.06), FSC: 7.23 (+0.12), SXE: 12.66 (-0.02), WHZ: 7.11 (+0.04), CM: 76.16 (+0.50), KCAP: 7.04 (+0.09)
Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC Announces Timing of Fiscal 2015 Third Quarter Earnings
Thomson Reuters ONE - Fri Jan 23, 3:15PM CST
RADNOR, PENNSYLVANIA, January 23, 2015 - Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC (NYSE:NKA) today announced that it will release its results for the quarter ended December 31, 2014, on Monday, February 2, 2015, prior to the market open. In addition, Niska will host a conference call detailing its quarterly results on Monday, February 2, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. EST (8:00 a.m. CST). This call will be webcast by NASDAQ OMX and can be accessed through the Investor Center section of Niska's website at www.niskapartners.com.
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
January MLPs: 33.2% Net Edge To 5 Lowest-Price High Yielders
Fredrik Arnold - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Jan 12, 7:12AM CST
LGCY: 13.35 (+0.51), NRP: 7.86 (-0.45), EVEP: 16.83 (+0.26), LRE: 8.46 (+0.24), MCEP: 6.29 (+0.12), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), BBEP: 7.85 (+0.32), NTI: 21.72 (+0.02), VNR: 18.09 (+0.38), ARP: 10.26 (+0.37)
Leading MLPs For January: 20% Yield; 236.13% Upside; 258.3% Net Gain!
Fredrik Arnold - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Jan 12, 6:20AM CST
LGCY: 13.35 (+0.51), NRP: 7.86 (-0.45), EVEP: 16.83 (+0.26), LRE: 8.46 (+0.24), MCEP: 6.29 (+0.12), SDLP: 15.92 (+0.61), SXE: 12.66 (-0.02), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), BBEP: 7.85 (+0.32), NTI: 21.72 (+0.02), VNR: 18.09 (+0.38), ARP: 10.26 (+0.37)
5 Stocks Under $10 Setting Up to Trade Higher: Callon Petroleum and More
at The Street - Fri Jan 09, 9:32AM CST
These setups often produce monster moves higher in very short time frames.
ACRX: 7.29 (-0.06), NOG: 8.76 (+0.38), CPE: 7.37 (+0.27), PHMD: 1.68 (+0.04), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Niska Gas Is Likely Undervalued Currently
Munger Fan - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Dec 23, 5:09PM CST
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Oil and Gas MLPs Get Hammered -- and May Look Like Bargains Soon
at The Street - Mon Dec 15, 1:03PM CST
MLPs such as Linn Energy and Niska Gas Storage Partners have been taking it on the chin, with some analysts saying they might even be bargains soon but not now.
LGCY: 13.35 (+0.51), CQP: 31.16 (-0.51), OKE: 47.32 (+0.04), MCEP: 6.29 (+0.12), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), NSLP: 9.01 (+0.90), ENLK: 28.62 (+0.25), MEMP: 17.35 (+0.51), LNCO: 12.30 (+0.28), CAPL: 36.49 (-0.32), EQM: 88.04 (+0.96), LINE: 12.94 (+0.40), EPD: 34.44 (+0.19)
Top December Income MLPs: 5 Lowest-Priced High Yielders Show 21% Edge
Fredrik Arnold - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Dec 05, 3:06PM CST
MEMP: 17.35 (+0.51), LGCY: 13.35 (+0.51), LNCO: 12.30 (+0.28), LRE: 8.46 (+0.24), MCEP: 6.29 (+0.12), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), BBEP: 7.85 (+0.32), NTI: 21.72 (+0.02), LINE: 12.94 (+0.40), ARP: 10.26 (+0.37)
Midday Gainers / Losers
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Feb 06, 11:45AM CST
GSB: 3.15 (+0.11), ARCW: 6.62 (+0.23), CBM: 32.96 (+0.09), TROV: 4.99 (-0.17), HGSH: 3.05 (-0.13), RENT: 58.90 (+0.39), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), EGAN: 3.78 (+0.08), BIOC: 1.41 (+0.22), CPPL: 28.18 (+0.39), DAC: 5.86 (-0.01), MXWL: 6.47 (+0.07), XLS: 24.15 (+0.04), PLUS: 80.17 (-0.21), EARS: 5.88 (-0.01), P: 15.44 (+0.45), ATV: 1.17 (-0.08), YELP: 47.53 (-0.10), TWTR: 48.50 (+0.55), CTRL: 13.39 (+0.10)
Niska Gas Storage cut to Sell with $0 price target at Citigroup
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Feb 05, 1:48PM CST
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
United States Natural Gas Storage Market Forecast and Opportunities, 2020
M2 - Thu Feb 05, 2:50AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/mcgk7x/united_states) has announced the addition of the "United States Natural Gas Storage Market Forecast and Opportunities, 2020" report to their offering. The market for underground natural gas storage in the US is projected to grow at a CAGR of around 0.87% during 2015-2020. The driving force for this highly competitive market will be the shale revolution. In 2014, shale produced 37% of the total natural gas consumed by end users in the US. In addition, the electricity-generation sector and the industrial sector are estimated to grow at high rates, which will fuel the rate of natural gas consumption, restoring growth in the country's natural gas storage market. Though residential sectors are estimated to decrease their natural gas usage, the recent drop in temperature suggests a contradictory trend. The increased production of natural gas coupled with the shale revolution, has resulted in decreasing the natural gas storage deficit, in turn decreasing natural gas prices. For the past 20 years, depleted reservoirs have been the choice of the natural gas storage industry, however, owing to high flexibility and cycle time provided by salt caverns, the market will witness their dominance over the forecast period. The United States natural gas storage industry is a highly fragmented and mature industry. The developments in the structural pattern of the market can be attributed to the FERC Order 636. Order 636 ended the ownership of the pipeline companies and created a new segment for independent storage companies. However, competition has forced pipeline companies to come up with subsidiaries and acquire the independent storage segment, which has affected the market of independent storage companies. Additionally, the competition between interstate pipelines and LDCs has further diminished their chances of existence. The market as of now comprises of primary and secondary markets for trading of natural gas in the storage, and the roles of various industry players are constantly changing. Owing to enormous competition only the companies owning maximum storage and transportation facilities, and largest number of end users will survive. The rise of portfolio management companies hasalso contributed to the competition, since they are capable of offering a better portfolio of natural gas storage and transportation to end users. Key Trends & Developments - Movement of Market Towards Consolidation - Increase in Salt Cavern Storage Facilities - Local Distribution Companies to Become Dominant Players - Emergence of Natural Gas Portfolio Management Companies (Marketers) - Narrowing of Natural Gas Storage Deficit Key Topics Covered: 1. Research Methodology 2. Analyst View 3. Natural Gas Storage Outlook 4. Global Natural Gas Storage Market Outlook 5. US Natural Gas Storage Market Outlook 6. US Underground Natural Gas Storage Market Outlook 7. Salt and Non-Salt Storage Market Outlook 8. Value Chain Analysis 9. Policy and Regulatory Landscape 10. Cost Structure 11. SWOT Analysis 12. US Natural Gas Storage Market Dynamics 13. Key Trends & Developments 14. Competitive Landscape 15. Strategic Recommendations Companies Mentioned - AGL Resources - Consumers Energy - Dominion Resources Inc. - EQT Corporation - Kinder Morgan Inc. - NiSource, Inc. - Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC - ONEOK, Inc. - Pacific Gas and Electric Company - Spectra Energy Corporation - TransCanada Corporation For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/mc...ted_states
KMI: 41.97 (+0.21), SE: 36.81 (+0.61), NI: 42.52 (-0.85), TRP: 45.94 (-0.81), OKE: 47.32 (+0.04), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Niska Gas Storage Partners' (NKA) CEO Bill Shea on Q3 2015 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
SA Transcripts - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 02, 12:00PM CST
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC (NKA) Q3 2015 Results - Earnings Call Webcast
SA Transcripts - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 02, 7:55AM CST
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Niska Gas Storage suspends distribution
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 02, 7:43AM CST
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Niska Gas Storage EPS of -$6.85
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 02, 7:23AM CST
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC Announces Suspension of Common Unit Distribution and Third Quarter Results for Fiscal 2015
Thomson Reuters ONE - Mon Feb 02, 6:45AM CST
RADNOR, PENNSYLVANIA - February 2, 2015 - Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC (NYSE:NKA) ("Niska" or "the Company"
reported today its financial results for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2014. The Company also provided an update on the current business environment and announced the suspension of distributions on its common units. NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Notable earnings before Monday’s open
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Feb 01, 4:30PM CST
TEN: 58.07 (+0.19), ONB: 14.06 (-0.07), PBI: 22.96 (+0.18), LII: 104.27 (+0.88), NMM: 12.37 (+0.24), SYY: 39.54 (-0.12), XOM: 93.37 (+1.00), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), AVY: 53.79 (+0.14), FLWS: 10.33 (-0.02)
39.29% Edge For 5 Lowest-Priced, Highest-Yield Bad Boy Dividend Dogs Of January
Fredrik Arnold - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Jan 29, 4:47PM CST
FSC: 7.23 (+0.12), CTCM: 4.14 (+0.12), EC: 18.50 (+0.58), SXE: 12.66 (-0.02), CET: 21.85 (+0.18), BPT: 79.78 (+0.50), WHZ: 7.11 (+0.04), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), KCAP: 7.04 (+0.09), WIN: 8.94 (+0.06)
5 Boldest Bad Boy Dividend Dogs Rip 33% To 99% New Year Upsides
Fredrik Arnold - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Jan 28, 2:00PM CST
TIS: 27.21 (-0.08), CTCM: 4.14 (+0.12), EC: 18.50 (+0.58), FCX: 20.29 (+0.82), BPT: 79.78 (+0.50), CET: 21.85 (+0.18), ELP: 11.83 (+0.51), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), WIN: 8.94 (+0.06), FSC: 7.23 (+0.12), SXE: 12.66 (-0.02), WHZ: 7.11 (+0.04), CM: 76.16 (+0.50), KCAP: 7.04 (+0.09)
Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC Announces Timing of Fiscal 2015 Third Quarter Earnings
Thomson Reuters ONE - Fri Jan 23, 3:15PM CST
RADNOR, PENNSYLVANIA, January 23, 2015 - Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC (NYSE:NKA) today announced that it will release its results for the quarter ended December 31, 2014, on Monday, February 2, 2015, prior to the market open. In addition, Niska will host a conference call detailing its quarterly results on Monday, February 2, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. EST (8:00 a.m. CST). This call will be webcast by NASDAQ OMX and can be accessed through the Investor Center section of Niska's website at www.niskapartners.com.
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
January MLPs: 33.2% Net Edge To 5 Lowest-Price High Yielders
Fredrik Arnold - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Jan 12, 7:12AM CST
LGCY: 13.35 (+0.51), NRP: 7.86 (-0.45), EVEP: 16.83 (+0.26), LRE: 8.46 (+0.24), MCEP: 6.29 (+0.12), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), BBEP: 7.85 (+0.32), NTI: 21.72 (+0.02), VNR: 18.09 (+0.38), ARP: 10.26 (+0.37)
Leading MLPs For January: 20% Yield; 236.13% Upside; 258.3% Net Gain!
Fredrik Arnold - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Jan 12, 6:20AM CST
LGCY: 13.35 (+0.51), NRP: 7.86 (-0.45), EVEP: 16.83 (+0.26), LRE: 8.46 (+0.24), MCEP: 6.29 (+0.12), SDLP: 15.92 (+0.61), SXE: 12.66 (-0.02), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), BBEP: 7.85 (+0.32), NTI: 21.72 (+0.02), VNR: 18.09 (+0.38), ARP: 10.26 (+0.37)
5 Stocks Under $10 Setting Up to Trade Higher: Callon Petroleum and More
at The Street - Fri Jan 09, 9:32AM CST
These setups often produce monster moves higher in very short time frames.
ACRX: 7.29 (-0.06), NOG: 8.76 (+0.38), CPE: 7.37 (+0.27), PHMD: 1.68 (+0.04), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Niska Gas Is Likely Undervalued Currently
Munger Fan - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Dec 23, 5:09PM CST
NKA: 1.68 (+0.13)
Oil and Gas MLPs Get Hammered -- and May Look Like Bargains Soon
at The Street - Mon Dec 15, 1:03PM CST
MLPs such as Linn Energy and Niska Gas Storage Partners have been taking it on the chin, with some analysts saying they might even be bargains soon but not now.
LGCY: 13.35 (+0.51), CQP: 31.16 (-0.51), OKE: 47.32 (+0.04), MCEP: 6.29 (+0.12), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), NSLP: 9.01 (+0.90), ENLK: 28.62 (+0.25), MEMP: 17.35 (+0.51), LNCO: 12.30 (+0.28), CAPL: 36.49 (-0.32), EQM: 88.04 (+0.96), LINE: 12.94 (+0.40), EPD: 34.44 (+0.19)
Top December Income MLPs: 5 Lowest-Priced High Yielders Show 21% Edge
Fredrik Arnold - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Dec 05, 3:06PM CST
MEMP: 17.35 (+0.51), LGCY: 13.35 (+0.51), LNCO: 12.30 (+0.28), LRE: 8.46 (+0.24), MCEP: 6.29 (+0.12), NKA: 1.68 (+0.13), BBEP: 7.85 (+0.32), NTI: 21.72 (+0.02), LINE: 12.94 (+0.40), ARP: 10.26 (+0.37)
