Kinder Morgan Inc - Class P

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Wall Street analysts still think some oil companies offer incredible long-term upside. Here are four oil and gas stocks with recent analyst upgrades or very positive calls.
Kinder Morgan saw its share price sink more than 8% Monday morning due to the 5% drop in crude oil and to the closing of a $350 million acquisition.
The insider buyers remain on the prowl and once again, as has been the case all of January, the selling was nonexistent. This remains fairly bullish for equity owners.
Kinder Morgan received a very rare dual analyst upgrade on Thursday that essentially is calling a bottom.
Thursday's top analyst calls include Boeing, eBay, Facebook, Incyte, Kinder Morgan, PayPal, Qualcomm and U.S. Steel.
Kinder Morgan's conservative outlook had boosted shares by nearly 20% as Thursday's lunch hour approached.
Kinder Morgan reported disappointing fourth-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Wednesday.
Kinder Morgan is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter financial results after the markets close on Wednesday.
Thursday's top analyst calls include Alcoa, GoPro, MetLife, Netflix, SUPERVALU, Walt Disney, Williams Companies and Yelp.
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At a time when most MLPs are holding distributions to investors flat (at best) or reducing the payouts to conserve cash, two have announced that they will raise distributions in 2016.
The S&P 500 stock index was essentially flat for 2015. However, the 10 worst performing stocks dropped over 50%, and some by 75% or more.
24/7 Wall St. has tracked four companies in which shareholders were destroyed last week. Some of these companies have seen their markets caps drop sharply.