Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET), one of the largest midstream companies in the U.S. with over 125,000 miles of pipeline across 44 states, went public at a split-adjusted price of $5.50 per unit on Feb. 3, ...

Energy Transfer is an MLP, a structure with benefits and drawbacks. The MLP pays a lucrative and steadily rising distribution. The energy company is an appealing option for investors seeking a ...

Energy Transfer operates in the midstream sector, using a largely fee-based model. The master limited partnership has a lofty 7.4% distribution yield. There are lower-yielding midstream companies that ...

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 ...

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 ...

President Donald Trump's unpredictable tariffs drove many investors from stocks toward more conservative investments over the past few months. However, many panicked investors tossed out the babies ...

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 ...

Energy Transfer offers strong distribution coverage and a competitive valuation, making it ideal for dividend investors. The MLP is growing through acquisitions and organic projects, with a ...