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Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is coming off a big year. It closed two notable acquisitions last year, buying Lotus Midstream for about $1.5 billion and acquiring fellow master limited partnership (MLP)

Who wouldn't want to own an investment with a more than 13% yield that was also in a position to increase its disbursements by 6% a year? I'd think every income investor would consider backing up

Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) is an income-producing machine. The master limited partnership (MLP) has a current yield above 7%, which is multiples higher than the S&P 500's dividend

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) offers investors an enticing income stream. The master limited partnership's (MLP) distribution yield is around 8%. That's several times above the S&P 500's 1.3% dividend

Pipeline and midstream energy stocks have had a strong start to 2024. This can been seen in the performance of major sector exchange-traded funds (ETFs) such as the Alerian Energy Infrastructure ETF

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is one of the more popular energy stocks. A big reason is the big-time distribution of the master limited partnership (MLP), currently yielding over 8%. Further, the midst

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) continues to lead the midstream sector's consolidation. The master limited partnership (MLP) made two deals last year and recently followed them up with its first

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is a prodigious income producer. The master limited partnership (MLP) currently makes quarterly distribution payments to its investors of $0.3175 per unit ($1.27

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) has had its ups and downs over the years. Like many companies, it found itself in a tight spot when the pandemic hit in 2020. That event forced the master limited

Acquisitions are supplying Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) with lots of fuel this year. The master limited partnership (MLP) closed two sizable deals last year, while its affiliate, Sunoco (NYSE: SUN),

Income-oriented investors tend to like midstream master limited partnerships (MLPs) for their high yields and increasing distributions. However, it isn't often that an MLP raises its distribution by

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) raised its full-year guidance last week when it reported its first-quarter results, continuing the company's recent strong operational performance. The stock has returned

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) has a long history as a consolidator in the midstream sector. That strategy is paying big dividends this year. The pipeline company recently reported strong first-quarter

Bill Gross has made a lot of money in his career. Dubbed the "bond king," Gross helped build Pimco into a leading investment management firm focused on fixed income. He's amassed an estimated $1.7

Bill Gross has made a lot of money investing in fixed income. He co-founded the investment management firm Pimco, where he became one of the top bond fund managers. Forbes states that Gross, known

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) has become a premium passive income producer in recent years. The master limited partnership (MLP) pays a significantly above-average cash distribution that currently

The news over the past year or so has sparked more than its share of discussion about the uncertainties in the economy, especially as it relates to geopolitical tensions across the globe. These

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) has gone on a strong run since the start of 2023. The master limited partnership (MLP) has rallied more than 25%. That's a big move for a relatively slower-growing

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) offers a monster dividend yield. The master limited partnership's (MLP) payout is over 8% these days. That puts it several times higher than the average dividend stock

Enterprise Product Partners (NYSE: EPD) has long been a favorite of income-oriented investors for its steady and consistently growing distribution. The company has been one of the best-run midstream

Bond King Bill Gross may be best known for his investing acumen when it comes to fixed-income securities, but the billionaire recently posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, that he loves master

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) has one very major positive to boast: Its distribution yield is a huge 8.1%. But don't get so enamored of the high yield that you overlook the rest of the story. In fact

Since the start of 2022, Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET)has increased its distribution every quarter. However, everything has not always been smooth for the company. In fact, back in 2020, the midstream

MPLX (NYSE: MPLX) offers investors an eye-popping payout. The master limited partnership (MLP) currently yields 8.4%, several times above the S&P 500's 1.3% dividend yield. The company's ability to