It was a nice surprise when my boss gave us our bonus checks for the end of the year. I thought I'd put this money to work for me. So today I added to my position in
Kinder Morgan Inc. (KMI). I purchased 31 shares at a price of $35.37
which gives me 62 shares total. I only wished I got this money a week ago when the stock was trading around $33.00 but my entry today was about the same as my first purchase price.
KMI Stock Chart
KMI Basic Statistics
- Ticker Symbol: KMI
- PE Ratio: 34.5
- Yield: 4.6%
- Dividend Growth 5yr: 10%
- Payout Ratio: 89%
- Market cap: $37.51 B
- Website: http://www.kindermorgan.com
KMI Dividend Growth
KMI expects to declare dividends of $1.72 per share for 2014. This represents an approximate 10% increase over KMIs 2013 budget target of $1.57 per share and an approximate 8% increase over the $1.60 per share of dividends it expects to declare for 2013.
KMI expects to declare dividends of $1.72 per share for 2014. This represents an approximate 10% increase over KMIs 2013 budget target of $1.57 per share and an approximate 8% increase over the $1.60 per share of dividends it expects to declare for 2013.
I was in the same boat as you. I wished I had funds last week to buy more shares. Enjoy the growing dividend from this one. :)
ReplyDeleteYa sadly I always seem to miss out when stocks are "on sale". In the long term though it's just a minute detail. Thanks FF
DeleteI think everyone in the community is buying this one KMI! It has a great track record, outstanding pipeline network, and a CEO who keeps the majority of his money in the company's stock. KMI is on my radar too, now I just need a selloff :o) Merry Christmas and thanks for your comment on my blog.
ReplyDelete-Bryan
Hey Bryan,
DeleteA great pipeline and it looks like they are also getting in to shipping as well. I saw that the CEO bought something like 800k shares. Wow that's over $300k in dividend every quarter. :-o
I like the buy. I added to my position in early December not long after they announced the "disappointing" guidance. Lots to like here with a near 5% yield that's growing "only" 8% and that's with EPB providing no growth this year. Given that Richard Kinder just bought even more shares and holds a good chunk of his own money there, they're going to be a good steward of owner's capital. Plus the new projects in the works should help over the next few years to continue to fuel higher growth.
ReplyDeleteNot a buy for me:
ReplyDeleteP/E of over 30 and a payout ratio of nearly 90% - this is not a good basis for further dividend growth or better future pricing.
Nevertheless I wish you good luck with your recent buy.
Best regards
rickrack