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Williams Companies

WMB

Capitalización de mercado USD 87.2 mil M

71.28 USD

+2.06

2.98%

Al cierre Actualizado 16 oct, 4:00 p.m. EDT

Antes de la apertura del mercado

Después del cierre del mercado

70.38

-0.90

1.26%

1 día

2.98%

5 días

-1%

1 mes

0.54%

3 meses

-4.62%

6 meses

0.59%

En lo que va del año

17.14%

1 año

13.99%

5 años

143.36%

10 años

145.2%

Acerca de: Williams operates the Transco pipeline, which connects the Gulf Coast to the Northeast United States. It has additional natural gas transmission pipelines connecting the Rockies to the Pacific Northwest and midcontinent. At the field level, it operates substantial gathering and processing assets in Appalachia and other basins. The company has also struck several power supply agreements.

Empleados: 5,987

Energía Midstream de petróleo y gas

Noticias

Positivo

Neutral

Negativo

Sentimiento 3 meses

Positivo 52%

Neutral 30.7%

Negativo 17.3%

24/7 Wall Street

Enterprise Products vs. Williams: Which Pipeline Dividend Wins for Retirees?

Two pipeline giants both raised their payouts this quarter, but one cut its dividend during the last industry bust while the other kept raising through it.

Enterprise Products vs. Williams: Which Pipeline Dividend Wins for Retirees?

Top Wall Street analysts prefer these 3 dividend stocks for stable income

Given a volatile backdrop, investors seeking stable income can consider enhancing their portfolios by adding dividend-paying stocks.

Top Wall Street analysts prefer these 3 dividend stocks for stable income

Zacks Investment Research

Natural Gas Ends Week Lower as Traders Eye Winter Demand

WMB, RRC and EXE offer three distinct ways to stay exposed as gas markets weigh mild weather, supply and winter demand.

Natural Gas Ends Week Lower as Traders Eye Winter Demand

Meltdown Income: 2 Covered Call ETFs Yielding Up To 13%

Investor sentiment and credit markets suggest defensive positioning is at levels not seen in years. Popular safe-haven assets come with a hidden cost that could hurt investors if the bearish signals prove wrong. 2 covered call ETFs that I discuss in this article offer a compelling middle ground between high income and downside resilience.

Meltdown Income: 2 Covered Call ETFs Yielding Up To 13%

Zacks Investment Research

Can Midstream Energy Firms Weather a Volatile Energy Market?

Midstream firms like WMB, KMI and MPLX may weather energy market volatility with stable fee-based revenues and long-term contracts that limit commodity-price exposure.

Can Midstream Energy Firms Weather a Volatile Energy Market?

24/7 Wall Street

Treasury Yields Are Crushing Dividend Stocks. These 5 Could Be October Opportunities

Rising Treasury yields just knocked five pipeline and utility stocks to levels that have income investors asking whether the selloff created a buying window or a warning sign worth heeding.

Treasury Yields Are Crushing Dividend Stocks. These 5 Could Be October Opportunities

The Motley Fool

3 Pipeline Stocks Getting Bigger Without Taking on More Risk

Kinder Morgan is the largest natural gas pipeline company in the U.S. Williams has arguably the most valuable pipeline system in the country with Transco. Energy Transfer's position in the Permian set it up to be a big natural gas pipeline winner.

3 Pipeline Stocks Getting Bigger Without Taking on More Risk

Zacks Investment Research

Beyond Oil Price Swings: 3 Midstream Stocks Built for Resilience

Kinder Morgan, MPLX and Williams offer resilient midstream models, backed by fee-based revenues and long-term contracts amid volatile crude prices.

Beyond Oil Price Swings: 3 Midstream Stocks Built for Resilience

24/7 Wall Street

Two Pipeline Giants, Two Dividend Strategies: Which Cash Flow Model Wins for Income Investors

Kinder Morgan and Williams both crushed revenue estimates and both collect fat pipeline fees from LNG and data centers, yet one of them is quietly funding its dividend with borrowed money. Knowing which one changes everything about owning it.

Two Pipeline Giants, Two Dividend Strategies: Which Cash Flow Model Wins for Income Investors

The Motley Fool

I Keep Adding to This Pipeline Stock. Here's Why the Yield Isn't the Only Reason.

Williams Companies has increased its dividend by 162% over the past decade. The company's dividend yield is at 3%.

I Keep Adding to This Pipeline Stock. Here's Why the Yield Isn't the Only Reason.

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