Some income investors might overlook this midstream energy stock. But they shouldn't.

Energy Transfer certainly has the fuel to enrich investors in the future.

There are two specific examples that should lead income investors to avoid Energy Transfer. The first happened in 2020, when the energy sector was in a deep downturn. That downturn was understandable, ...

Income investors should love this energy stock.

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 ...

Energy Transfer offers a high-single-digit yield, supported by robust and growing free cash flow from strategic North American assets. ET has transitioned from survival mode to a capital-returning ...

Energy Transfer's balance sheet is sound, debt leverage is well managed, and the cash distribution is well covered, supporting a stable investment-grade rating. Growth projects in data centers and NGL ...

Energy Transfer has one of the largest midstream systems in the U.S. The company is well positioned to see solid growth projects stemming from AI. The stock is attractively valued and offers a strong ...