Magellan Midstream Partners LP Stock News

Magellan Midstream's distribution increase in 2022 wasn't huge, but its annual streak is up to 21 years. Energy Transfer gave its investors a massive raise last year -- and there should be more to com

Magellan Midstream is seeing record transportation volumes and plans a tariff increase in July. It's more future-proof than some may believe and is returning capital to unitholders via generous distri

Both MMP and MPLX are sleep well at night high yield equities. While MMP has a higher credit rating, MPLX has a cheaper valuation.

High-yield blue chips are beloved by retirees and for good reason. They can help you pay the bills without ever having to sell a single share. Nothing lets you sleep well at night in a bear market lik

Given the current uncertainty, I believe high-quality, favorably valued, and low-risk investments warrant increased attention. Some midstream energy companies boast durable revenue, profitability, and

The stock market is inherently volatile. With the economy going through the boom and bust cycles more frequently, the extreme ups and downs of the market are inevitable. For most conservative investor

MMP has been an income investor's dream with a yield of 7.78% and 21 years of distribution growth which has led to a 1,400% increase in the quarterly distribution since inception. 85% of MMP's revenue

Energy Transfer and Magellan Midstream are two investment-grade midstream MLPs that sport high yields. While MMP has a lower leverage ratio and vastly superior track record, ET is bigger, more diversi

Inflation might be reaccelerating and could potentially get stuck at 4% to 5% for years or even the next decade. Stocks are the best long-term inflation hedge, and historically four sectors, in partic

Magellan Midstream Partners, L.P. is known for being a reliable income investment, although that alone does not make them a good choice. Somewhat disappointingly, they failed to materially benefit fro

MMP has a nice safe distribution that should continue to slowly rise. Growth in 2023 should be driven by tariff increases.

2023 is a time of maximum economic, inflation, and interest rate uncertainty. Stocks are likely to finish flat for the year, but might fall up to 20% along the way. High-yield investors are perfectly

Warren Buffett advises us to ignore the “prophets of doom”. Mr. Market has you glued to a repeated sequence of government reports that no one cared about three years ago.

Energy was the best performing segment last year, and they are expected to perform well this year also.

Conservative capital spending by upstream players and possibilities for soft fuel demand could hurt demand for partnerships??? midstream assets.