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To: Paul Senior who wrote (39437)	9/27/2010 7:56:07 PM
From: E_K_S	Respond to of 78568

Hi Paul - Re: Golar LNG Limited (NasdaqGS: GLNG) I own StealthGas, Inc. (GASS) which I followed you on in 2/2010 at around the current level. Perhaps I should also add a bit of GLNG to my basket. GLNG pays a pretty good dividend at 4.8% but I noticed it was suspended in 2009 and cut by 50% in 2008. I would not count on the dividend as steady income w/ their previous history. GASS suspended its dividend in 2009. Perhaps it is the nature of the business & times. GLNG carries a lot of debt and their dividend payout ratio is still pretty high. I will put this one on my watch list as Fredrinksen is a smart operator/owner. This is a sector I eventually want to own along with all my other NG plays. I generally like to buy below the 200Day MA which is 8% lower for GLNG from the current price. I have been building up my cash position waiting for the inevitable market pull back. One percent yield from my local Credit Union is not very attractive but as long as the FED continues with their QE, it's probably as good as it gets. EKS FWIW - I have my eye on CAG and COV but both continue to move up from their previous lows. Both mentioned here by you and Grommit recently. finance.yahoo.com

To: Paul Senior who wrote (39437)	9/27/2010 9:16:49 PM
From: 8bits	Respond to of 78568

EKS, I don't see anything that I like that fits your requirements (respectable yield, and stock not near its high). Anybody here have any ideas for such? Would PSEC fit the bill..? I am pretty sure it has been discussed here. Oh... definitely discussed before: siliconinvestor.com