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Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) is on the cusp of a major growth wave. The master limited partnership (MLP) anticipates that approximately $6 billion of major capital projects will enter

Natural Resource Partners (NYSE:NRP), a diversified owner of mineral rights and interests primarily in coal and soda ash, released its Q2 2025 results on Aug. 6, 2025. In this earnings update, the

Westlake Chemical Partners (NYSE:WLKP), a master limited partnership specializing in ethylene production, reported its second quarter results on August 5, 2025, covering the period ended June 30

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) had a relatively quiet first half of the year. The master limited partnership (MLP) didn't make an acquisition or approve a major growth project. That's likely why its

MPLX (NYSE: MPLX) offers investors the best of both worlds. The master limited partnership (MLP) pays a high-yielding dividend (over 7%) and has a healthy growth profile. The company's growth

Enterprise Products Partners' (NYSE: EPD) consistency was on display once again in Q2, with the company reporting solid results this week despite facing some headwinds. However, with a bunch of

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is an income powerhouse. The master limited partnership (MLP) offers a yield of over 7%, significantly higher than the S&P 500's 1.2%. The midstream company supports that

The S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) continues to roar higher as we approach the end of July. Not only is the index at an all-time high, but it's also up more than 27% from its April low.

The "V-Shaped"

Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) is known for its nearly 7%-yielding distribution, but it's on the verge of a growth acceleration. About $6 billion in organic growth capital projects will

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is one of my largest income investments. I'm pleased to have a higher allocation to the master limited partnership (MLP) because of all it offers investors like me. Here

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) offers investors a high-yielding distribution (currently around 7.5%) backed by a rock-solid financial profile. The master limited partnership (MLP) is also growing at a

When I invest for long-term income, one of my favorite spots to look is in the midstream master limited partnership (MLP) space. While there may be a bit of extra paperwork come tax time, the high

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) and Western Midstream Partners (NYSE: WES) are among the largest master limited partnerships (MLPs). These midstream companies generate stable cash flow, much of which

Investing has not been relaxing so far in 2025. The U.S. stock market has been highly volatile, with many stocks experiencing sharp declines earlier in the year before recovering in recent months.

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) has many attractive things to offer investors. The list includes a large 7.2% distribution yield, a diversified and fee-supported midstream business, an investment grade

Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) continues to be an income-generating machine for its investors. The master limited partnership (MLP) recently declared its latest distribution payment. It's

If you're on the hunt for an investment that can provide a steady stream of passive income, look no further than dividend stocks. One that stands out is Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET), which boasts an

Units of Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) have cooled off this year. They're down nearly 10% on the year and were recently below $18. That's a big shift from last year, when the master limited partnership

Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) has been a steady grower over the years. The master limited partnership (MLP) has built an integrated footprint of critical energy midstream infrastructure

Dividend sustainability has been an issue for master limited partnership (MLP) Plains All American Pipeline (NASDAQ: PAA) and its general partner (GP) Plains GP Holdings (NASDAQ: PAGP) over the

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) has changed a lot over the past five years. In 2020, the master limited partnership's (MLP) financial profile had weakened to the point that it needed to slash its

The S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) has staged an epic recovery and is now positive year to date as investors look past ongoing macro challenges and focus on long-term growth.

The rebound has increased

Investors must pay attention to the numbers that any company they own reports each quarter. They tell the story of how well the company is doing financially. Unexpected changes can significantly