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The average of price targets set by Wall Street analysts indicates a potential upside of 28.1% in Energy Transfer LP (ET). While the effectiveness of this highly sought-after metric is questionable, the positive trend in earnings estimate revisions might translate into an upside in the stock.

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Energy Transfer (ET -0.03%) will likely be of most interest to income-focused investors given its attractive 7.3% distribution yield. The distribution has been increased every quarter for nearly four years.

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Energy Transfer's balance sheet is sound, debt leverage is well-managed, and the cash distribution is well-covered, supporting a stable investment-grade rating. Growth projects in data centers and NGL exports are likely to provide multi-year DCF upside. The Hugh Brinson Pipeline project affords the company another major Permian Basin gateway. My current fair value estimate implies ~25% upside from current prices; In addition, units offer a 7.2% cash distribution yield.

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The stock market can be a great mechanism for compounding wealth over time. It can also be a useful tool for generating passive income for retirement or to help accomplish financial goals.

When the stock market is volatile, investors often turn to dependable dividend payers, and the energy sector is a good place to find them. However, many energy stocks are also cyclical, so declining commodity prices can crush their profits and disrupt their dividends.

Energy Transfer (ET 0.83%) pays a prodigious cash distribution to its investors. The master limited partnership's (MLP) payout is currently around 7.3%.