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Cramer recommended Spectra Energy as his latest play on this "year of natural gas," as he calls it.
Spectra [SE
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It’s not the price of natural gas that matters here. Spectra makes its money on the volume of natural-gas throughput. And since 2008 is such a big year, that translates into nice profits for the company, especially with more and more production coming online.
Spectra has a stock buyback worth 3.3% of market cap and a good 3.5% dividend yield. Cramer said he expects that payout to increase yearly going forward. The company should see single-digit growth consistently, too, he said.
The stock’s trading at a discount relative to its peers. If Spectra got a similar price-to-earnings multiple, the share price would go to $32.84, a nice 17% gain.
If the stock doesn’t go up right away, though, at least that dividend is paying you to wait.
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