These top MLPs remain solid picks in a low-yield environment, especially when you consider the underperformance of energy during the first half of 2017 and the solid prospects for the rest of…
Energy is the only sector that was down in the first half of 2017, so the value is enticing. The question is where to put investment chips now?
Even as the oil market remains under pressure the top master limited partnerships still could give investors attractive returns.
These four energy MLPs pay way above average distributions, their shares are priced right and they offer investors some outstanding total return potential.
24/7 Wall St. decided to look for energy master limited partnerships that bucked the trend of distribution cuts over the past three years or so. These seven continued to raise their quarterly…
Thes six top picks from the analysts at Stifel all make good sense for accounts with a degree of tolerance, especially with the prospects for steady to higher oil for 2017
These top companies are offering investors an outstanding entry point after being clobbered much of the fall. The OPEC production cut combined with other positive metrics should put a tailwind behind the…
Analysts at Jefferies on Monday initiated coverage on four independent oil refiners and their affiliated logistics master limited partnerships.
A new Deutsche Bank research report is cautiously optimistic on the second half of 2016, and four energy MLPs were cited as the firm's top picks.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday morning include Amazon, Ford, Gilead, Level 3, Sarepta, Western Digital and Whiting Petroleum.
Merrill Lynch said that the continued rebound in oil prices and the strength in fixed income markets both contributed to the recent MLP outperformance against the market.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday, February 19, include Applied Materials, Duke Energy, Entergy, Salesforce,com and SunEdison.
With strong sponsorships, and well thought out capital expenditure plans, these MLPs can fight their way through to better days and come out perhaps even stronger.
The overwhelming cascade of insider buyers should come as no surprise, given the huge drops in the market over the past week and a half.
A new report from Deutsche Bank says that a perfect storm of bad news has driven the MLPs down to levels that are now the most compelling since the huge sell-offs of…
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