Energy Transfer and Enterprise Products Partners have similar distribution growth rates, but one has a higher yield.

Energy Transfer has turned over a new leaf, with slow, steady distribution growth as its new goal.

Energy Transfer generates strong cash flows to back its lofty 7.5% yield, but is that enough to make it a buy?

Energy Transfer pays its investors very well.

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Looking at Energy Transfer as it stands right now, it appears very attractive. Notably, if you add the 7% yield to the 3% ...

There are a lot of things about Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) stock that an income-focused investor will find attractive. The big one is the roughly 6.8% yield that is backed by a growing distribution.

Energy Transfer LP (NYSE: ET) delivered an as-expected earnings report on May 6. The midstream energy company delivered earnings per share of 36 cents on revenue of $21.02 billion. The bottom line ...

Energy Transfer LP Common Units is rated a Hold due to reasonable value, 7.4% yield and moderate growth potential. Learn more ...

With Donald Trump stepping into the presidency, an opportunity is on the horizon for the energy sector. Many expect more favorable policies to drive exploration and drilling within the United States, ...

Energy Transfer is positioned to be a low-key AI winner. The company has seen its growth project pipeline filling up with projects related to AI data center demand. The stock is very cheap from a ...

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 ...