Enterprise Products Partn... (EPD)

Enterprise Products (EPD) has received quite a bit of attention from Zacks.com users lately. Therefore, it is wise to be aware of the facts that can impact the stock's prospects.

I already own several energy stocks, including Chevron (CVX -0.91%), Enterprise Products Partners (EPD 0.21%), and EQT Corp. (EQT 0.08%). However, I've had my eye on this trio all year.

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Pipeline operators with strong cash flow, steady growth projects, and well-covered payouts can be the backbone of an income portfolio. Let's look at three master limited partnerships (MLPs) that offer...

EPD addresses a crude leak at its Houston terminal, briefly disrupting Seaway pipeline flows and nudging Gulf Coast crude prices higher.

Enterprise Products Partners said on Friday the Seaway crude oil pipeline system resumed full operations after a crude oil leak from the company's oil terminal in southeast Houston earlier this week.

Yield, growth, and valuation are the core drivers of long-term returns. Safety and quality protect against catastrophic losses and dividend cuts. Dividend growth stocks have outperformed over 50 years...

EPD's vast pipeline network and 82% fee-based margin fuel a steady cash flow, powering 27 years of distribution growth.

Retirees tend to love stocks that combine big dividends, inflation-beating dividend growth, strong balance sheets, and durable and defensive business models. Even better, when retirees can buy these s...

Enterprise Products Partners (EPD 1.28%) has been one of the most reliable income investments in the energy sector. The master limited partnership (MLP) has increased its distribution for 27 consecuti...