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Energy Transfer stock continues to enjoy the benefit of its widespread pipeline assets across the United States and storage facilities.

Energy Transfer LP showed strong growth potential with record EBITDA and DCF in FY2024, driven by high volumes and strategic investments in the Permian Basin and NGL exports. Despite missing Q4 expectations, ET's extensive natural gas pipeline network and rising natural gas power demand position it well for future growth and stable DCF. ET's valuation is attractive, trading at a discount with a high dividend yield, declining debt-to-equity ratio, and significant upside potential based on EV/EBITDA.

The recent events in the market have made risk mitigation a relevant topic once again. This is especially important for investors, who want to maximize yield, while keeping the risks balanced (and income cut distant). In this article I have shared two picks, which offer close to 9% yields and the necessary fundamentals to deliver non-cyclical (de-risked) distributions.

Two high-yield stocks just slashed their dividends—but that might be the best thing that ever happened to them. Insiders are loading up, and the market is mispricing these recovery plays with massive upside potential. Lock in yields up to 11% on these overlooked income machines before Mr. Market wakes up!

The stock market has taken a little bit of a dip recently. The silver lining of sell-offs is that dividend yields rise when stock prices fall.

Under President Donald Trump, there has been a big shift in energy policy in the U.S. Instead of incentivizing green energy technologies such as solar and wind, the current administration is focused on increasing American energy production and infrastructure.

Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Energy Transfer LP (ET). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.

My anticipation of policy tailwinds and increasing power demand from data hubs has led me to form an overall positive view toward energy stocks. Leading energy players such as Energy Transfer and Chevron are especially well-positioned. I prefer CVX over ET due to its stronger correlation with oil prices, better capital allocation flexibility, and consistent dividend growth.

This popular high-yield stock is overpriced and could be setting investors up for disappointment. A high-quality opportunity with a 7%+ yield is trading at a discount while Wall Street overlooks it. The market is making a mistake—this high-yield stock just pulled back, creating a perfect buying opportunity.

The stock market has been ugly (particularly growth stocks), and it could get much worse. Thankfully, however, there is another way. Income investing focuses on big, steady dividend and interest payments, thereby allowing investors to worry far less about price volatility (as long as those big income payments keep coming in). This report shares 5 big safe yield strategies (including a variety of top income ideas), and then concludes with an important takeaway about succeeding in this market.