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To: Paul Senior who wrote (49494)	9/20/2012 2:09:51 PM
From: E_K_S	1 Recommendation Respond to of 78750

Do not miss out on the 5% discount on dividends reinvested from one or more of these MLP's. (Note: A great "value" and Free money if you prefer shares rather than cash) FWIW - Some of these MLP's offer automatic dividend reinvestment w/ a 5% discount. You need to notify your broker you want in on their specific company program. To be sure that a 5% discount DRIP program is available, you can check on the Web site under investor relations. Schwab is clueless on these programs and/or discounts and have no master list they can distribute to customers. They will check if you ask them but may not offer the discount (especially Canadian companies) where other brokerage firms do. Both EPD and ETP offer the 5% discount dividend reinvestment. So those of you who bought ETP today and want the 5% discount on dividends reinvested, need to notify your brokerage company accordingly. You will notice on the dividend period new shares added to your account. Also, to be alerted when the K1 reports are ready. You can register online through k1support.com to receive an email when the K1 documents are ready to be downloaded. EKS

To: Paul Senior who wrote (49494)	9/21/2012 12:27:40 AM
From: Sergio H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78750

This is a tough market and if you're buying individual stocks, you need to use all of the tools available. On the other hand if you buy more stocks than the avg. mutual fund or ETF as Paul Senior does, you are just playing the market trend. I challenge Paul to come up with 10 stocks to challenge Buffett and join us in our group challenge. Subject 56822 Paul is welcome to use this thread for suggestions/ideas. Of course he can continue to post on holding almost every stock in the market or perhaps find a reason to post on value stocks.