Center Coast MLP & Infrastructure Fund Stock News

After a cut-free 3Q19, four AMZ constituents cut their distributions sequentially for 4Q19. The majority of AMZ and AMZI constituents have increased their distr

Friday's morning session saw 156 companies set new 52-week lows. Facts of Interest: Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM) was the biggest company on a market cap basis to set a...

Center Coast Brookfield MLP & Energy Infrastructure Fund has maintained a steady distribution while its fellow funds have cut. The Brookfield name has hence con

January 13-February 14, readers of Fredrik Arnold articles mentioned 40 equities in their comments. Some lamented bad news, so bad news investments (rogues) mix

In January, the master limited partnership sector saw two more companies eliminate incentive distribution rights and the beginning of Q4 earnings season. In our

Some of the largest US and Canadian midstream companies are guiding to robust annual dividend growth in 2020. The midstream space can be divided almost equally

19 out of 23 CEF sectors positive on price and 18 out of 23 sectors positive on NAV this week. Commodities lead while CA munis lag. MLPs are the highest-yieldin

NEW YORK, Jan. 21, 2020 -- Brookfield Public Securities Group LLC (“PSG”) will host a webcast for the Center Coast Brookfield MLP & Energy Infrastructure Fund (NYSE: CEN).

Back in 2018, we reported that paper losses had driven our 2018 total return down to -10%, but we were happily pocketing and reinvesting our 13% distribution yi

Tallgrass Energy LP entered into a definitive merger agreement with Blackstone Infrastructure Partners (Blackstone) and its affiliates. The Organization of the

Many closed-end funds have managed distribution policies. Who wouldn’t want to own a fund that pays monthly dividends with a great yield?

MLPs have bounced 10%+ off the early December 2019 multi-year low and are enjoying a seasonal respite from fund outflows. Without the stress of daily extreme vo

Equity CEFs rally to their narrowest discounts since mid-2018. Overall valuations inch up by 1 bps, despite fixed income CEFs taking a breather. Why we continue