Energy Transfer Equity, L.P. Aktie News

In a broader market dominated by insider selling, the latest insider's purchases of ET shares stand out. ET insiders disclosed sizable purchases in August 2025, which reflects a favorable return/risk curve at the current share prices. Growth catalysts in the Permian Basin and the Transwestern expansion project add further upside.

Reliable high-yielders are your best friends today, and they will likely remain that way for the coming years.

The energy market is having a down year. Crude oil prices have cooled off on concerns about slowing demand and increased supplies from OPEC.

Although all three of the U.S. stock market's major indexes (S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones) are up this year, it hasn't been peachy keen for many stocks. One notable company that has had a lackluster year so far is Energy Transfer (ET -0.26%).

Energy Transfer is, arguably, in the best position among its peers to capitalize on the AI-driven natural gas case. The fundamentals, such as cash payout, consensus EPS growth estimate, and earnings durability, are definitely strong and above sector average. Yet, ET is still one of the cheapest MLPs out there.

Energy Transfer remains my top holding due to its combination of low valuation, high yield, and strong cash flow growth. Despite recent underperformance, ET has outpaced the S&P 500 since my 2019 'strong buy' rating and still trades at a discount to peers. Management is aggressively investing in growth, especially in the midstream segment, supporting robust long-term upside potential.

Despite recent underperformance, Energy Transfer LP is poised for a major breakout. Its core business remains exceptionally strong, and the current stock price is deeply undervalued. Q2's revenue miss misled markets. Strong underlying EBITDA and a robust 1.7x distribution coverage ratio confirm the company's excellent financial health and dividend safety. The AI boom provides a massive, long-te...

The energy sector is a great spot to find high-quality, high-yielding dividend stocks. It has the highest dividend yield in the S&P 500 index at 3.4%, nearly three times higher than the index (1.2%).