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Exercising patience might be the most difficult part of investing. However, I find it much easier to patiently own some stocks more than others.
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Dividend Champions are long-term winners. These companies have grown their dividends for at least 25 straight years.
Enterprise Products Partners L.P. insiders purchased nearly $1 million of EPD shares in July 2025. Furthermore, no insider selling has been reported for two years, signal strong confidence in EPD's reward/risk profile. The entry P/E of the latest insider purchases (around 11x) indeed provides a highly skewed reward/risk ratio.
David Alton Clark, The Winter Warrior Investor, thinks the market is a little bit toppy with stretched valuations. Focusing on high-conviction positions, trimming the number of holdings, and reallocating gains from growth into income-producing assets for capital preservation.
Enterprise Products expands in the Midland Basin with a key asset buy from Occidental, boosting growth and long-term cash flow potential.
I use YCharts' Value Score and Ben Graham Formula to identify large-cap value stocks offering strong intrinsic value and stable dividends. Analyst forecasts suggest top-ten GASV 'Dogs' could deliver 17.9% to 36.88% net gains by August 2026, with average gains near 23.6%. Eight of fourteen 'safer' lowest-priced GASV stocks are currently fair-priced and buyable, combining positive free cash flow and attractive yields.
Enterprise Products (EPD) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?
Energy investors have faced multitudinous headwinds in 2025, and EPD also isn't immune. Yet, EPD's fee-based business and disciplined capital allocation support robust, sustainable distributions through 2030, even amid market volatility. Growth CapEx is expected to moderate after 2025, boosting confidence in EPD's distribution growth recovery from 2026 onward.
The best ultra-yield midstream stocks just don't pay big distributions and have high dividend yields -- they also have predictable cash flows, solid balance sheets, and strong growth project pipelines that will help support higher payouts down the road.