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

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

Energy Transfer and Enterprise Products Partners both have strong financial profiles. Enterprise Products Partners is entering a new phase as it wraps up the last of its major expansion projects.

Energy Transfer has a huge 7.8% yield, but is it the best midstream income option for your portfolio?

Energy Transfer's "toll road" pipelines generate stable profits. Its distributable cash flow can easily cover its distributions. Its low valuation and high yield should limit its downside potential.

Despite solid fundamentals, many MLPs continue to trade below historical valuation ranges. Capital allocation decisions help explain why.

Energy Transfer is a North American midstream giant. It's largely a toll-taker business that supports a lofty distribution yield of around 8%.. Before you rely on Energy Transfer's yield to pay your ...

Energy Transfer's juicy yield, growth prospects, and attractive valuation are big pluses in its favor. There are a few knocks against this midstream operator, including a distribution cut in 2020.

Energy Transfer has a solid, predictable business model that helps support its high yield. The company is reentering growth mode with numerous projects in its pipeline. The stock is cheap, both versus ...

What Changed in the Latest Energy Transfer Price Target Update The latest update on Energy Transfer units shows a slightly lower fair value estimate, with the model shifting from US$21.62 to US$21.43, ...

Energy Transfer pays a more than 8% yielding distribution backed by a rock-solid financial profile. Western Midstream has an even higher-yielding payout. Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is one of the ...