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Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is having a rather disappointing 2025. Units of the master limited partnership (MLP) are down over 15% year-to-date. That's due in part to a significant slowdown in its

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) has been trying to convert its Lake Charles terminal to a liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility for the past decade. After numerous delays, the company appeared to

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is one of the largest and most diversified energy midstream companies. It owns interests in over 140,000 miles of pipelines across the country that transport crude oil,

For investors looking for high-yield stocks, one of the best sectors to invest in right now is the midstream master limited partnership (MLP) space. The companies in the sector are in strong

Units of Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) have fallen below $17 over the past month. As a result, the master limited partnership (MLP) now yields more than 8%.

Here's a look at whether it's time to buy

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is one of the largest energy midstream companies in the country. The master limited partnership (MLP) operates over 140,000 miles of pipelines that transport fossil fuels

If you're looking for high-yield stocks that can provide you with passive income and have solid price appreciation potential, the midstream master limited partnership (MLP) space is the place to

Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) has been an elite income investment over the years. The master limited partnership (MLP) has raised its distribution payment for 27 years in a row. It

A high dividend yield is often a warning sign that a company's dividend isn't sustainable for much longer. Given that logic, Energy Transfer's (NYSE: ET) 8%-yielding dividend might seem a bit

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is in the midst of a transitional year. The midstream giant hasn't completed an acquisition in the past 12 months and has only finished a few smaller expansion projects.

Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) is about to enter an exciting new chapter. The master limited partnership (MLP) is currently putting the finishing touches on a multi-year capital investment

Most investors examining Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) today are likely excited by the approximately 8% distribution yield of the master limited partnership (MLP). That's a lot of income if you are

With a nearly 8% forward yield, Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is a perennial favorite among income-oriented investors, but the master limited partnership (MLP) also has a strong pipeline of growth

I own over 100 stocks. However, I do have my favorites.

One of those is Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET). Here's why it's my No. 1 favorite stock to buy right now.

Energy Transfer is an income-producing

While Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) pays a high-yielding distribution (currently 7.8%), growth is a huge part of its DNA. The master limited partnership (MLP) had grown its earnings at a 10% compound

Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) has spent the past several years building out additional energy midstream infrastructure. The master limited partnership (MLP) is working to complete the

Some companies have high dividend yields due to concerns about their financial situations. Others have high yields because they trade at dirt cheap valuations. Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is in the

Units of Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) have declined by more than 10% this year. That has the master limited partnership (MLP) trading at an even cheaper level.

However, a low valuation alone does not

The Global X MLP ETF (NYSEMKT: MLPA) boasts a trailing dividend yield of 7.8% and provides passive income-seeking investors with a compelling way to secure quarterly income. Still, yields are far

Units of Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) currently sit about 18% below their high from earlier this year. That decline is largely due to short-term headwinds facing the master limited partnership (MLP).

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) has a huge 7.5% yield. To put that into perspective, the S&P 500 index (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) is yielding a scant 1.2% and the average energy company just 3.2%. It might seem

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) units have declined by more than 12% this year, significantly underperforming the S&P 500's 10% gain in 2025. This slump has boosted its dividend yield to 7.7%.

While the

If you're looking for a high-yield investment to add to your portfolio, you will definitely find Energy Transfer's (NYSE: ET) lofty 7.5% distribution yield to your liking. But can it set you up for

Plains All American Pipeline (NASDAQ: PAA) has undergone a significant transformation in recent years. It has sold off non-core assets -- especially those tied to commodity price fluctuations -- to