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Enterprise Products Partners: A 7% Yield Is Available Again
Enterprise Products Partners offers a 7% yield, attractive valuation, and consistent distributable cash flow growth, making it a strong buy for dividend investors. The firm's diversified energy assets and long-term contracts provide predictable cash flows and solid distribution coverage. Recent Piñon Midstream acquisition enhances distributable cash flow, supporting future distribution growth and capital returns.
Enterprise Products Stock Rises 25% YTD: Should You Buy Now or Avoid it?
EPD is set to generate additional fee-based earnings with $6.9 billion worth of major capital projects either currently in service or under construction.
C3.ai: The Enterprise AI Giant Of Tomorrow--Unbelievably Cheap Today
C3.ai's strategic partnership with Microsoft significantly boosts its market reach, providing access to Microsoft's vast sales channels and high-profile clientele. The company's accelerating revenue growth and improving operating cost structure indicate a clear path to profitability, supported by a strong balance sheet. C3.ai's robust patent protection, including the recent agentic AI patent, strengthens its competitive edge in the rapidly evolving enterprise AI market.
Enterprise Products Partners: My Favorite Unofficial Dividend Aristocrat, Yielding Over 6.5%
EPD, though not an official Dividend Aristocrat, has increased distributions for 26 years, yielding over 6.5%, and is poised for significant capital appreciation. The incoming pro-business administration and lower interest rates create a bullish environment for EPD, enhancing its financial stability and growth prospects. EPD's extensive energy infrastructure and fee-based contracts shield it from commodity price volatility, making it a resilient income-producing investment.
Google Unveils Enterprise AI Platform With Search and Agents
Google unveiled a platform that provides artificial intelligence agents and AI-powered search to enterprises. The new Google Agentspace brings together the company's Gemini AI model and search capabilities and the enterprise's data, wherever it's stored, Google said in a Friday (Dec. 13) press release.
If You Like Enterprise Products Partners, You Should Check Out This More Than 10%-Yielding Peer
Enterprise Products Partners (EPD -0.62%) is a popular income investment, and rightly so. The master limited partnership (MLP) has increased its distribution for 26 straight years.
Enterprise Products Partners: Bridging The Energy Transition Gap
EPD leverages its extensive natural gas and NGL infrastructure to support the global shift to cleaner energy. EPD's integration and growth projects position it to thrive amid energy transition challenges. Closing paragraphs emphasize long-term growth potential and solid management execution.
Will Axon Enterprise Stock Skyrocket on December 13?
Taser-maker Axon Enterprise (NASDAQ:AXON) could see its stock soar tomorrow, padding gains of almost 150% that it has already made in 2024.
Supply-Chain Software Firm Manhattan Associates Chases Breakout Amid Enterprise Tech Rally
Shares of the supply chain software company are gaining toward a handle buy point. The post Supply-Chain Software Firm Manhattan Associates Chases Breakout Amid Enterprise Tech Rally appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
Better Dividend Stock: Enterprise Products Partners vs. Energy Transfer
When you look at a high-yield investment opportunity you need to look at the business behind the yield. After all, a yield is only as reliable as the business that supports it.
INDB to Buy Enterprise Bancorp, Expand Footprint in Lucrative Markets
Independent Bank is set to buy Enterprise Bancorp, expanding its presence in lucrative Northern MA & Southern NH markets.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise: Positioned Well For Multi-Year Outperformance
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has strong growth prospects, enabled by customers' adoption of its GreenLake and AI solutions. Revenue quality is also increasing with greater annualized revenue streams. HPE is trading at an attractive 30.6% discount to its peers. A higher annuity portion of revenues is a catalyst for multiple re-rating. A strong, multi-year breakout is imminent on the relative technicals after more than 2 years of consolidation after a sharp V-shaped recovery from support levels.
