Williams Partners L.P. (NYSE:WPZ)
A Delaware limited partnership formed by The Williams Companies, Inc. to own, operate and acquire a diversified portfolio of complementary energy assets.
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nice yield of 6.6% with attractive buy-in price now
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WPZ will benefit from increased demand for LNG. They will be very active in the building of infrastructure to deliver this cheap energy. Also, as an MLP they pay distributions equal to about 6%.
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Solid pipeline MLP that pays an attractive dividend.
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Dividend. Pick on dip.
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EXCELLENT. 2.5%.
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Williams Partners is one of the most solid, blue-chip energy investments you can make. Its assets are absolutely essential to the United States. It pays a 5.5% dividend yield today. It's only been public since 2005, but it's already a world champion dividend raiser. Williams Partners has raised its dividend every year, at about 14% a year. And it has raised its dividend the last six quarters in a row.
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Williams is one of the biggest pipeline companies in North America. It's paying a 5.5% yield, more than 2% above 10-year Treasury bonds (which pay an income that can never grow). Its dividend has been rising 14% a year since it went public six years ago. It'll easily grow the dividend 6%-10% a year in the next two years. It's one of about a half-dozen big, well-financed pipeline players operating in the biggest natural gas find in U.S. history. And it's a solid, blue-chip income stock, with substantial upside and growth ahead of it. for my money...it gets no better than this....
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There is a shortage of gas pipelines in this country. The huge amount of natural gas currently coming on line from new technology will continue to increase for the next five to ten years. Pipeline companies will benefit and grow. Huge growth potential. Great dividend. If you believe in the nat gas story, check it out. The boom has already begun and more to come.
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Successful energy infrastructure company with a growing distribution.
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I think this stock will show graual improvement, but believe it will be without me as I will look for higher dividend
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pipelines look good for natural gas.
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Energy - Strong Yield is good for uncertainty.
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NG vs OIL. Do the math.
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expansion into shale gas is cheaper source of energy to produce energy; good payout ratio and high dividend utility will get investors attention.
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Good earnings.
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Very well run company with a great dividend, in an industry that can only go up
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Showed up on a screen for solid 5 year growth with low debt, cash on hand and still at attractive P/E ratios.
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Good earnings.
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cash cow pipeline transportation for natural gas.
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Downturn yes. But this being a Williams company, it won't stay down long.
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