Energy Transfer Partners

ET

Market cap $64.3B

An overlooked opportunity is quietly delivering high current income and inflation-beating growth. I share an 8%+ yielding income machine with surprisingly strong growth. While other high-yield opportunities are wobbling in the current environment, this one may be built to endure.

Energy Transfer LP is a strong dividend-paying stock with a 7% yield in the fossil fuel midstream business. Cameco is a dominant and growing player in the global uranium and nuclear fuel industries.

Enterprise Products Partners and Energy Transfer continue to provide efficient midstream services to customers with their widespread assets in the United States.

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Energy Transfer's long-term goal is for distribution growth of 3% to 5% per year. The company reset its business in 2020, which may raise concerns among conservative investors.

Units of Energy Transfer LP ET have rallied 14.1% in the past three months compared with the Zacks Oil and Gas - Production Pipeline - MLB industry's growth of 16% and the Zacks Oil-Energy sector's rally of 19.2%. The oil and gas midstream firm owns a wide network of pipelines across the United States and is pursuing opportunities to serve increasing power loads from new demand centers across its network.

Energy Transfer remains a Strong Buy, offering compelling value and growth after a transformative year marked by robust earnings and operational records. ET's diversified segments, including NGL export dominance and Permian-focused expansion, drive EBITDA growth and position the company at the forefront of the AI and data center economy. Guidance is strong, with 2026 growth capital of $5–$5.5B, mid-teens project returns, and distribution growth of 3–5%, while maintaining a leverage target of 4x–4.5x.

Energy Transfer LP (ET) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.

Midstream oil and gas companies can be an excellent source of high-yielding dividend payments. Enterprise Products Partners has a 27-year track record of increasing dividends.

Energy Transfer plans to grow its high-yielding payout by 3% to 5% each year. Realty Income has increased its monthly dividend for the last 113 consecutive quarters.