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Another day, another sign the economy is heading straight for that “no-landing” scenario I've been talking about for weeks now

Midstream ETFs recorded strong flows in September, as the subsector outperformed broader energy for another consecutive month. The Alerian MLP ETF (AMLP) and the Alerian Energy Infrastructure ETF (ENFR) saw $73 million and $8 million, respectively, in net flows in September.

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Summary MLP yields of ~7% are backed by positive dividend trends and fee-based businesses that generate stable cash flows. Beyond income, MLPs provide diversification benefits, real asset exposure, and more defensive energy exposure.

There is a leading blue-chip that has been a serial underperformer over the past half decade. However, it has a very strong balance sheet, a sky-high yield that is well covered, and it continues to grow its payout year after year. I discuss this opportunity and share why the more it underperforms, the more I buy it.

The high-yield space has undergone a sharp bifurcation recently. We discuss what this bifurcation is and what is driving it. We discuss two quality and growing 10%-yields that are way too cheap right now.

Investors might not know how little exposure they have to the energy sector — and MLPs, more specifically. The energy sector is the fourth-lowest-weighted sector in the S&P 500, at 3.3% of the index by weight as of Sept.

Dividend growth stocks have surged due to falling interest rates and a 50-basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve. Despite favorable conditions, significant risks like economic downturns and geopolitical tensions warrant caution in chasing high valuations for dividend stocks. We discuss three blue-chip dividend stocks that currently appear to be overpriced.

The high-yield sector has soared recently. However, one sector has lagged behind significantly despite having very strong underlying fundamentals. This creates a rare high-yield buying opportunity.

Energy and midstream energy offer investors high yields, strong momentum, and cheap prices and valuations. Although bullish on midstream energy, I find AMLP less favorable due to its riskier, concentrated, lower-quality portfolio, higher drawdowns, and worse returns compared to peers. AMLP's higher dividend yield of 7.8% is offset by weaker dividend growth, resulting in lower long-term income and yield on costs.