Energy Transfer is one of the largest midstream operators in North America. The business is largely fee-based, which provides reliable cash flows to cover the large 7.5% yield on offer. A key insider ...

Why Energy Transfer is on investors’ radar today Energy Transfer (ET) has drawn fresh interest after recent unit price moves, with the stock showing a mix of small negative daily and weekly returns ...

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

Energy Transfer is positioned for long-term growth, leveraging aggressive pipeline expansion and surging data center energy demand. Energy Transfer's FY 2026 outlook targets $17.3–17.7B in adjusted ...

One reason ET shares are down this year is management's comments on the outlook. Last August, the company said that it expected adjusted EBITDA to fall at the lower bound of its previous guidance of ...

How many ultra-high-yield dividend stocks are there? The answer depends on how you define "ultra-high." My working definition is that an ultra-high yield is four or more times the current dividend ...

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Energy Transfer is suspending the development of its proposed Lake Charles LNG project. Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) has been trying to convert its Lake Charles terminal to a liquefied natural gas (LNG) ...

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) has a very attractive 7.9% distribution yield. For comparison, the S&P 500 index (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) is only offering a yield of 1.1%, and the average energy stock's yield is ...