Monsanto Co. (NYSE: MON), McMoRan Expl (NYSE: MMR), MarkWest Energy Partners (NYSE: MWE), Wynn Resorts, Limited (NASDAQ: WYNN) and Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) have price targets changed by analysts.
McMoRan (MMR) had its price target raised by Dahlman Rose from $18.00 to $22.00. They have a “buy” rating on the company.
Monsanto Co. (MON) had its price target raised by Goldman Sachs to $96.00. They have a “buy” rating on the company.
MarkWest Energy Partners (MWE) had its price target lowered by Morgan Keegan to $56.00.
Wynn Resorts, Limited (WYNN) had its price target raised by Goldman Sachs to $167.00. They have a “neutral” rating on the company.
Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO) had its price target lowered by Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) to $17.00. They have an “equal weight” rating on the company.
Showing posts with label MarkWest Energy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MarkWest Energy. Show all posts
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Thursday, December 9, 2010
MarkWest (NYSE:MWE) Potential Distribution Growth from 5-7 Percent
Even though MarkWest Energy (NYSE:MWE) hasn't grown distribution since 2008, Barclays (NYSE:BCS) sees them growing at a 5-7 percent rate over the next three years, generating a return of 12 to 14 percent.
Barclays said, "MWE reported strong Q3 results above our estimates and raised guidance for 2010. MWE also established 2011 DCF guidance that implies 1.4x coverage based on current distribution. While MWE has not raised distribution since 3Q 2008, we believe MWE has the potential to grow distribution by 5-7% per year in the next three years, resulting in 12-14% total return prospects. We believe this level of growth can be attained organically given its organic expansion plan in the Marcellus and current cost of capital of around - 7.5% which is amongst the lowest in the group given no IDR burden. Assuming 6x return on projects can lead to - 9% accretion."
Barclays maintains an "Overweight" on MarkWest Energy, which closed Wednesday at $40.99, down $0.48, or 1.16 percent. They raised their price target on them from $36 to $43.
Barclays said, "MWE reported strong Q3 results above our estimates and raised guidance for 2010. MWE also established 2011 DCF guidance that implies 1.4x coverage based on current distribution. While MWE has not raised distribution since 3Q 2008, we believe MWE has the potential to grow distribution by 5-7% per year in the next three years, resulting in 12-14% total return prospects. We believe this level of growth can be attained organically given its organic expansion plan in the Marcellus and current cost of capital of around - 7.5% which is amongst the lowest in the group given no IDR burden. Assuming 6x return on projects can lead to - 9% accretion."
Barclays maintains an "Overweight" on MarkWest Energy, which closed Wednesday at $40.99, down $0.48, or 1.16 percent. They raised their price target on them from $36 to $43.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC) Looks at Chesapeake (Nasdaq:CHKM), DCP (NYSE:DPM), Regency (Nasdaq:RGNC), Western (NYSE:WES), Crosstex (Nasdaq:XTEX), Atlas (N
Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC) took an overall look at the MLPs industry, including Gathering & Processing MLPs' Chesapeake Midstream (Nasdaq:CHKM), DCP Midstream (NYSE:DPM), Regency Energy Partners, L.P. (Nasdaq:RGNC), Western Gas Partners (NYSE:WES), and Crosstex Energy (Nasdaq:XTEX), and lowering our estimates for Atlas Pipeline (NYSE:APL), Copano Energy (Nasdaq:CPNO), MarkWest Energy (NYSE:MWE), and Targa Resources (NYSE:NGLS).
Here's how sized up the group of companies in general: "We are updating our models to reflect actual commodity prices in Q3’10, our revised commodity price deck, and the impact of recent acquisitions/financings. For 2010, we are lowering our DCF per unit estimates by an average of 1%. For 2011, we are raising our DCF per unit estimates for Chesapeake Midstream, DCP Midstream, RGNC, Western Gas Partners, and Crosstex Energy, and lowering our estimates for Atlas Pipeline, Copano Energy, MarkWest Energy, and NGLS."
Their favorite pick in the subsector, is Regency Energy Partners, L.P.
Targa closed Thursday at $28.66, down $0.81, or 2.76 percent. Chesapeake Midstream was slightly lower at $27.08, losing $0.03, or 0.11 percent. DCP Midstream fell to $35.34, dropping $0.44, or 1.23 percent. Regency closed at $24.75, losing $0.17, or 0.68 percent. Western Gas Partners lost $0.33, closing at $28.79, down 1.13 percent. Crosstex Energy closed at just above level, gaining a penny, or 0.07 percent. Atlas Pipeline Partners ended the session at $19.49, falling $0.34, or 1.71 percent. Copano Energy also closed a little above level, gaining $0.04, or 0.14 percent. MarkWest Energy decreased to $38.05 on the day, falling $0.35, or 0.91 percent. Targa ended the trading day at $28.66, losing $0.81, or 2.76 percent.
Here's how sized up the group of companies in general: "We are updating our models to reflect actual commodity prices in Q3’10, our revised commodity price deck, and the impact of recent acquisitions/financings. For 2010, we are lowering our DCF per unit estimates by an average of 1%. For 2011, we are raising our DCF per unit estimates for Chesapeake Midstream, DCP Midstream, RGNC, Western Gas Partners, and Crosstex Energy, and lowering our estimates for Atlas Pipeline, Copano Energy, MarkWest Energy, and NGLS."
Their favorite pick in the subsector, is Regency Energy Partners, L.P.
Targa closed Thursday at $28.66, down $0.81, or 2.76 percent. Chesapeake Midstream was slightly lower at $27.08, losing $0.03, or 0.11 percent. DCP Midstream fell to $35.34, dropping $0.44, or 1.23 percent. Regency closed at $24.75, losing $0.17, or 0.68 percent. Western Gas Partners lost $0.33, closing at $28.79, down 1.13 percent. Crosstex Energy closed at just above level, gaining a penny, or 0.07 percent. Atlas Pipeline Partners ended the session at $19.49, falling $0.34, or 1.71 percent. Copano Energy also closed a little above level, gaining $0.04, or 0.14 percent. MarkWest Energy decreased to $38.05 on the day, falling $0.35, or 0.91 percent. Targa ended the trading day at $28.66, losing $0.81, or 2.76 percent.
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