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Energy Transfer has a fat 8.1% yield that's ostensibly backed by a stable midstream business. You should probably avoid it.
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These companies offer higher-yielding payouts that should continue rising.
Energy Transfer's 8%-plus dividend yield may be enticing, but long-term investors should understand some history before buying.
Natural gas prices are very low creating a buy opportunity in these energy stocks that are dependent on natural gas.
Williams offers investors a rock-solid income stream.
Tellurian's CEO resigned, and a prominent pipeline company passed on purchasing its distressed assets.
Williams believes Tellurian is a risky bet.
Occidental Petroleum is reportedly considering a sale of Western Midstream Partners, which could help the company reduce its $18.5 million debt pile.
Data centers used to power AI applications require a lot of electricity.
The ongoing court battle between Energy Transfer and Williams over natural gas projects in Louisiana leads to trading accusations and delays.
Natural gas processing and transportation company Williams (WMB) sees its stock drop after beating Q4 earnings but missing FY 2024 guidance expectations.
Williams press release: Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of $0.48 beats by $0.03.
Williams (WMB) declares $0.475/share quarterly dividend, 6.1% increase from prior dividend of $0.448. Forward yield 5.45% Payable March 25; for shareholders of
With an ultra-high 8.7% yield, is Energy Transfer the right midstream option for your portfolio?