Remember that famous Warren Buffett quote, "Be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy"? That maxim might apply to this week's focus stock, which, just like the high dividend stock in last week's article, is another Energy-related stock that got beaten up badly by the market in 2014, due to crude oil's crash. But when you look further into this company's operations, you'll discover that it has minimal exposure to crude oil prices, and, in fact, there are ongoing industry forces that are increasing demands for its services. The market now seems to agree, as its stock has outperformed in 2015.
USA Compression Partners, LP, (NYSE:USAC), is one of the largest independent providers of natural gas compression services in the US. It operates under long-term contracts with customers, and focuses primarily on large‑horsepower infrastructure applications. USAC
provides compression services primarily in shale plays, including the Fayetteville, Marcellus, Woodford, Barnett, Eagle Ford and Haynesville shales. USAC was founded in 1998, and went public in January 2013.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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