Oil & gas pipeline operators transport fuel through pipelines, often over great distances.
Most of these companies are structured as Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs), which helps limit costs by passing tax obligations along to shareholders.
Since MLPs are required to distribute the vast majority of their earnings to shareholders, these stocks usually offer very high dividend yields.
Master Limited Partnerships have the same liquid trading characteristics as common stock, yet they are very different from common stocks. The most obvious difference is that MLP's are 'pass through' investment vehicles--they pass through the income to you the investor.
The Partnership pays no taxes at the company level--instead passing the income to you (and of course you likely pay taxes on the income). Thus one level of taxation is removed allowing the investor to receive a larger distribution.
Today I like to show you some of the highest yielding oil and gas pipeline stocks on the market. Pipelines generate stable revenues while having a clear benefit compared to railroad and transportation stocks in terms of CO2 emissions.
Here is a table of 15 high-yield oil and gas pipeline partnerships...
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The Latest Dividend Growth Stocks | Kinder Morgan In Focus
Stocks with receent dividend hikes originally published at long-term-investments.blogspot.com.
Two initial special dividends were announced yesterday and nine companies announced a nice dividend growth on the past trading day.
The biggest stock was Kinder Morgan Partners and the greatest dividend hike came from Western Refining with a 50 percent dividend growth. See the table below with ex-dividend and payment dates.
Dividend growth accelerates but is still weak.
Company
|
Dividend Yield in %
|
Dividend Growth
|
Payment Period
|
Ex-Dividend Date
|
Dividend Payment Date
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Boston Priv Fincl Hldgs
|
2.47
|
40.00%
|
Quarterly
|
8/6/2013
|
8/22/2013
|
EQT Midstream Partners LP
|
3.50
|
8.11%
|
Quarterly
|
8/1/2013
|
8/14/2013
|
First Community
|
2.15
|
20.00%
|
Quarterly
|
7/29/2013
|
8/15/2013
|
Kinder Morgan
|
4.05
|
5.26%
|
Quarterly
|
7/29/2013
|
8/15/2013
|
Kinder Morgan Energy
|
6.17
|
1.54%
|
Quarterly
|
7/29/2013
|
8/14/2013
|
LaSalle Hotel Prprts
|
4.23
|
40.00%
|
Quarterly
|
9/26/2013
|
10/15/2013
|
Western Gas Equity Ptrs
|
1.88
|
10.49%
|
Quarterly
|
7/29/2013
|
8/21/2013
|
Western Gas Partners LP
|
3.57
|
3.70%
|
Quarterly
|
7/29/2013
|
8/12/2013
|
Western Refining
|
2.63
|
50.00%
|
Quarterly
|
7/29/2013
|
8/15/2013
|
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17 High-Yield Oil And Gas Pipeline Stocks
Oil
& gas pipeline operators with highest dividend yields originally published
at "long-term-investments.blogspot.com". Stocks from the
basic material sector could complement your portfolio and hedge it against
strong commodity price increases. One industry from the basic material sector
with the highest yielding stocks is the oil and gas pipeline industry.
39 companies are linked to the industry of which 37 pay dividends. Combined they have a total market capitalization of USD 800 billion. Nearly 60 percent of the industry players have a yield over 5 percent and some have a really great dividend history. Thanks to the share gas boom it’s now possible that more pipeline infrastructure is needed. The average industry yield amounts to 4.72% and the P/E ratio is 33.40.
You should have seen some interesting pipeline companies on my blog in the past. Normally I am no fan of real estate companies because of the huge amounts of money they need for growing. But pipeline operators look different. They pay huge dividends and have the ability to grow dividends year over year. Their business model works but I don’t know how long. Pipeline operators are better than real estate stocks but it could be possible that the time brings some changes, especially when the energy demand and supply is changing.
Oil and gas pipeline stocks are real asset companies and they have a huge leverage on their balance sheet. The average industry long-term debt to equity ratio is over 123 percent but as long as revenue and cash flow streams are stable, this figure is still healthy.
Linked is a list of all higher capitalized oil and gas pipeline operators (over USD 2 billion market cap) with a yield over 5 percent. Seventeen stocks fulfilled these criteria of which eight have a current buy or better recommendation.
39 companies are linked to the industry of which 37 pay dividends. Combined they have a total market capitalization of USD 800 billion. Nearly 60 percent of the industry players have a yield over 5 percent and some have a really great dividend history. Thanks to the share gas boom it’s now possible that more pipeline infrastructure is needed. The average industry yield amounts to 4.72% and the P/E ratio is 33.40.
You should have seen some interesting pipeline companies on my blog in the past. Normally I am no fan of real estate companies because of the huge amounts of money they need for growing. But pipeline operators look different. They pay huge dividends and have the ability to grow dividends year over year. Their business model works but I don’t know how long. Pipeline operators are better than real estate stocks but it could be possible that the time brings some changes, especially when the energy demand and supply is changing.
Oil and gas pipeline stocks are real asset companies and they have a huge leverage on their balance sheet. The average industry long-term debt to equity ratio is over 123 percent but as long as revenue and cash flow streams are stable, this figure is still healthy.
Linked is a list of all higher capitalized oil and gas pipeline operators (over USD 2 billion market cap) with a yield over 5 percent. Seventeen stocks fulfilled these criteria of which eight have a current buy or better recommendation.
5 Valuable High Dividend Yield Stocks
The following article was provided by our guest author Richard from Dividend Investor. We publish the article because we think it contains much value for our readers.
High dividend yield stocks are stocks
that consistently pay a high dividend yield average of any chosen standard.
How can you choose high dividend yield stocks?
- First you should decide your goal and
according to them do research on stocks by stock screener or brokerage web
sites.
- Then research the performance of the
company like their past few years’ achievements. Analyze the trend of market or
market price.
- Next step should be to look into the
dividend yield. Dividend yield is dividing the amount of dividend paid by the
price. The best dividend yield rate is from 5% to 10%.
- After that set the goal on the number
of shares, which we you want to buy. If you have more shares, you get more
dividends. Well, the number of shares is dependent on your available funds.
However, it is good to diversify the shares you are to investing in – may be
two or three companies.
Arlington asset investment (NYSE:AI): - It is a publicly traded
investment firm which acquires and holds mortgage related assets. It’s also
acquire residential mortgage securities issued by U.S. government agencies,
U.S. government sponsored agencies and private organizations. It has a low
trailing P/E ratio of 1.37, the payout ratio is 23.2% and dividend yield is
13.63%.
AT & T Inc. (NYSE:T): - it is a holding company provider
of telecommunications services in the U.S. and all over the world. Its serves
wireless communications, local exchange services and long-distance services.
Generally, it works in four segments: Wireless, Wire line, Advertising
Solutions and Other. It has P/E been 29.20, EPS IS 1.21 and dividend yield is
5.08%.
3M Company (NYSE:MMM): - It is a diversified global company that provides products in
different sectors like electronics, health care, industrial, consumer, office,
telecommunications, safety & security and other markets via coatings,
sealants, adhesives, and other chemical additives. This is showing improvement
in four major geographical areas: U.S., Asia-Pacific, and Latin America/Canada.
In 2013 it will prove beneficial in U.S., China and Japan. This is a good
company with a better future. It has forward P/E ratio is 13.52, PEG ratio is 1.51,
P/S is 2.31, P/B is 3.83, payout ratio 35% and annual dividend yield is 3% to
4%.
HCP Inc. (NYSE:HCP): - It is a fully integrated real estate investment trust (REIT)
serving the healthcare industry. It is the first health care company which is
selected in S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats Index. Continuously for 28 years
its increase their dividends. It has P/E ratio is 25.73, P/B is 2.059 and
dividend yield range is 4 to 5%.
BCE, Inc. (NYSE:BCE): - It provides wireless, wire line, internet and television
services to residential, wholesale business in Canada. It has P/E ratio is
12.89, the payout ratio is 67% and dividend yield is 5.17%.
Besides these there are many companies
which have good dividend yield such as Altria Group Inc. (MO) dividend yield is
4.98%, Pembina Pipeline Corporation dividend yield is 5.56%, Permian Basin
Royalty Trust dividend yield is 4.20%, Baytex Energy dividend yield is 6%. Currently
the S&P dividend payout ratio is 37% with long term average of 50%.
In conclusion, investors should
carefully assess the high-yielding monthly distributions or dividends when they
choose stocks. The security has cash distributions or dividends that are
significantly affected by fluctuations in the prices of commodities, which
suggest that there is an elevated risk inherent in investing in these
securities.
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14 Of The Fastest Growing Energy Stocks With Highest Dividend Yield
Energy Growth Stocks With Best Dividend Yield Researched by Dividend Yield - Stock, Capital, Investment. Energy is of huge importance for the growth of the economy. The demand is steady growing and the political change away from nuclear power to renewable energy slows the supply growth of energy. I screened stocks from the investment theme by the best growth over the past ten years. I decided to select only stocks with a double digit sales growth and a dividend yield of more than three percent. Fourteen stocks fulfilled my criteria. The highest growth was realized by Penn Virginia Resource Partners (PVR) who had a yearly growth of 40.3 percent. One company has a yield of more than 50 percent.
20 High Yielding Oil And Gas Pipelines
Here is a current sheet of 20 oil and gas pipeline operator with highest dividend yield. In total, 34 stocks are listed of which 23 yielding above 5 percent. 32 companies have a market capitalization of more than a billion dollar. The whole industry is totally valuated at 359 billion. With an average yield of 4.6 percent the oil and gas pipeline industry is one of highest yielding industries.
In average, the current P/E ratio amounts to 29.86 while the average dividend yield amounts to 6.42 percent. Price to book ratio is 2.55 and price to sales ratio 2.35. The companies are working with an average operating margin of 19.64 percent. The average return on equity is 24.43 percent.
Here is the table with some fundamentals to compare:
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In average, the current P/E ratio amounts to 29.86 while the average dividend yield amounts to 6.42 percent. Price to book ratio is 2.55 and price to sales ratio 2.35. The companies are working with an average operating margin of 19.64 percent. The average return on equity is 24.43 percent.
Here is the table with some fundamentals to compare:
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Related stock ticker symbols:
CQP, ETP, TLP, BWP, CPNO, RGNC, NS, NGLS, EEP, TCLP, PAA, BPL, KMP, HEP, DPM, GEL, SXL, OKS, SEP, ETE
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