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To: JimisJim who wrote (5490)	8/18/2010 9:33:51 PM
From: chowder	Read Replies (2) of 34328

I don't own EEQ because I've never seen anything positive said about them anywhere I go for MLP information. I do own KMR though. I'll admit they aren't leading the sector in share price appreciation, but I do feel comfortable holding tham and KMP. EPB has been my best performing MLP. In fact, it's my best performing holding ... period! Well, other than MHR, but MHR isn't a dividend play. I'm thinking of buying back MMP. Any thoughts there? I still own BP in my son's account. I bought it when the share price dropped significantly. He's got 40 years, so I figured he could wait it out. I replaced my BP and also sold my position in TOT. My holdings now are RDS.B and CVX. I had TOT in an IRA and that wasn't very smart due to the foreign tax. France withholds 25% for taxes and since it was in an IRA, I didn't get to recoup any of it. I think I could recoup up to 15% in a taxable account, but I'm not sure. I found out RDS.B doesn't withhold any foreign taxes, so it fits for a high yield in a tax-deferred account.

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