Energy Transfer has increased its distribution every quarter for four consecutive years, but is it worth buying?

Energy Transfer is a large North American midstream business. The MLP has a $5 billion capital investment program in the works. There are even more projects in Energy Transfer's backlog. Energy ...

Most investors interested in Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) are attracted to its high yield, which currently sits around 7.9%. The company currently pays a $0.32 quarterly distribution and is looking to ...

From a big-picture perspective, Energy Transfer is a midstream business. That means it owns the energy infrastructure, like pipelines and storage assets, that help to move oil and natural gas around ...

Energy Transfer is a large North American midstream company. The business is largely fee-driven, which provides material support to its distribution. The MLP's history includes some concerning events ...

Energy Transfer units appear undervalued, with intrinsic value estimated at $17.12 and a current yield exceeding 8%. ET’s fee-based model, natural gas focus, and AI-driven demand boom underpin ...

Energy Transfer offers a big 9.0% yield and trades at an attractive valuation. Although it comes with risks, including K-1 complications and the possibility of an MLP to C-Corp conversion. We share a ...

Energy Transfer's growth rate has reaccelerated this year. It has plenty of fuel to continue growing briskly. The MLP still trades at a bottom-of-the-barrel valuation despite the recent resurgence. 10 ...

Energy Transfer stock (ET) has rallied by roughly 42% over the past year. Despite this impressive rally, the pipeline-focused energy infrastructure giant remains a compelling high-yield opportunity ...

Units of Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) have rallied more than 13% this year. That surge has pushed the midstream giant's price near $19 per unit. Fueling the master limited partnership's (MLP) rally has ...