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Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is a midstream master limited partnership (MLP) with a lofty 7.5% distribution yield. There are a couple of big-picture reasons to dislike the business, but there are also ...

Energy Transfer has an 7.6% distribution yield. The distribution has been growing steadily for several years. Go back to 2020, however, and income investors might decide to switch to this high-yield ...

Energy Transfer's juicy yield, growth prospects, and attractive valuation are big pluses in its favor. There are a few knocks against this midstream operator, including a distribution cut in 2020. 10 ...

Today’s energy sector is constantly changing, and investors are increasingly seeking assets that offer a blend of stability, income, and growth potential. Energy Transfer LP (NYSE: ET), a major player ...

I recognize that there are good reasons for investors to buy Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) today. I can even appreciate that the master limited partnership (MLP) has taken important steps to strengthen ...

Energy Transfer offers higher growth potential and total return, making it attractive for value investors seeking upside and distribution growth. Enterprise Products Partners stands out for its ...

Energy Transfer's dual strategy of organic growth and M&A, combined with bold leadership, positions the company well. Major pipeline projects, storage expansions, and data center energy contracts will ...

Natural gas demand could surge over the coming years. Energy Transfer is in an ideal position to cash in on growing demand. The company has already signed one new gas supply deal and has many more in ...