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To: oldirtybastard who wrote (12745)8/22/2000 11:29:01 AM
From: Ken98  Read Replies (1) of 436258
 
HGT is one of the 3 I like based on reserves, expenses, etc. Take a look at all of these:

finance.yahoo.com

HGT and SJT are almost exclusively gas royalties. SJT has a lot of coal seam gas so you pick up some tax credits that further enhance the yield. LRT is more oil than gas.

These yields are "backward" looking and probably increase based on the OG increases the last 60 days. But ALWAYS remember, as royalty interests the operator can take out capital costs for new wells, re-works, etc. so even a high OG cost does not assure a constant, high yield. Also, always be sure to check the reserves because some of these trusts are basically just self-amortizing investments and others still have active exploration. SJT and HGT both have a good bit of exploration still going on.

These are a nice place to park your money if you think OG prices will remain high for a while.
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