Energy Transfer Equity, L.P. (NYSE:ETE)
A publicly traded Limited Partnership, whose activities are conducted through three subsidiary operating partnerships, Energy Transfer Company, Heritage Operating, L.P. and Titan Energy Partners, L.P.
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M* Dividend Harvest pick
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General growth of natural gas use, toll road mote against over production/low price
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Dividend Monk owns.....set limit 2/21/12 for $42 when trading at 43.86
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Perfectly positioned. Along with DCP Midstream offers growth, yield and terrific div.
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This is a good MLP and they have a tail wind.
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L.P.;UTIL.-NaturGas-DIV0.54Q.
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new 52 week high
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natural gas is the future
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paid out a dividend of $0.54
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This company has great assets, pays a wonderful dividend that is pretty secure. They will do well when oil and gas are down and even better when they are up. Their propane business should flourish this winter. Not a sudden spike but a steady gainer...
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Excellent Limited Partnership to hold in a tax free account. Cash flow expected to increase very nicely over time with increased payouts and return. Not only is their natural gas transportation network expanding they are the third largest retailer of propane. A relatively safe 8 plus percent return that will continue increasing over time.
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As the economy rebounds and the housing market stabilizes, ETE should benefit from an increase in energy flow through, specifically as natural gas becomes a larger piece of the "green energy" picture.
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Very good chance that natural gas is going to be the "bridge" fuel during our transition to alternative energy, so this stock (along with other natural gas stocks) looks to have a very strong future.
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Safe, high-yield dividend. Good holding when market is expected to be relatively flat.
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excellent MLP
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THIS CO. HAS A LARGE DIVIDENT PLUS A LOW PE.
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Morningstar
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General Partner of ETP, an MLP. Distributions to the GP are growing at a faster rate than distributions to the MLP. Everything else being equal, distributions to GP units should exceed distributions to the MLP unit within the next 2-3 years
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This company moves natural gas and its revenue is not tied to commodity prices, but on how much gas is used. High returns with the use of natural gas increasing.
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