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IPPs and Merchant Energy Co.s

An SI Board Since September 2002

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833	My preference would be for longer dated subsidiary (as opposed to parent) bonds.	KyrosL	-	12/28/2002
832	Kyros, I noticed there are a lot of MIR bonds. Which one(s) look the most attra	majaman1978	-	12/28/2002
831	I contributed to approx 4% of the buy side volume friday. hope you all liked the	baggo	-	12/28/2002
830	here's another one. If mounting cries of despair are signs of a bottom, the	tom pope	-	12/28/2002
829	For Forbes's sake, I hope that Lynn was just filling in for someone with a b	Threshold	-	12/27/2002
828	What a vote of confidence. Forbs says to think Reliant at noon. Markets in gen	Brian	-	12/27/2002
827	Here's a vote of confidence, Kyros: forbes.com Especially this part: <	tom pope	-	12/27/2002
826	Bonds are bought in $1000 face value increments. For example 100 MIR 2031 bonds	KyrosL	-	12/27/2002
825	Thanks for the links Kyros. Since I never bought any corp bonds do you have to	majaman1978	-	12/27/2002
824	I get bond quotes from three sources, in addition to my broker (Fidelity). I us	KyrosL	-	12/27/2002
823	My previous post addressed the bonds -- I have MIR and ILA bonds. As for stocks	KyrosL	-	12/27/2002
822	Thx for the analysis. I agree the bonds might be a more viable way to play some	majaman1978	-	12/27/2002
821	I have studied RRI, MIR and ILA in detail. Didn't look much at AES because	KyrosL	-	12/27/2002
820	Kyros, you seem on top of these IPP's could you rank them from least to most	majaman1978	-	12/27/2002
819	Thanks, they seem interesting. Preferred stock rather than bond though, so in a	KyrosL	-	12/27/2002
818	check out: quantumonline.com click on search, then input the symbol for info on	Larry S.	-	12/27/2002
817	No, where can I find info on it?	KyrosL	-	12/27/2002
816	Kyros have you looked into PJJ, it's a bond structured for El Paso. I think	majaman1978	-	12/27/2002
815	ILD is not a preferred, it's a bond. If a payment is missed, it means the c	KyrosL	-	12/27/2002
814	15%, 18% whats the diff. its survivability and continued payment of the interes	Larry S.	-	12/27/2002
813	I was wrong about ILD's yield though. At $13 the yield is 15.3%.	KyrosL	-	12/27/2002
812	re ILD - i am monitoring it and considering taking a long range position in it.	Larry S.	-	12/27/2002
811	Utilities Pursue Financing From Nontraditional Lenders	Larry S.	-	12/27/2002
810	ILA has a pretty healthy regulated utility core. IMO its assets exceed its liab	KyrosL	-	12/26/2002
809	Energy Firms Seek to Share Pain With Utility Subsidiaries	Larry S.	-	12/26/2002

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