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  Patrick@FightingIrish33Bullish2h

  $EPD Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) Extends Distribution Growth Streak With $5.3 Billion Project Pipeline Enterprise Products Partners, trading around $36.57, is drawing renewed attention from income-focused investors. Its long distribution history aligns with a current 5-year return of 113.0%. Over the past 3 years, the stock is up 69.8%, with a 1-year return of 25.9% and a year-to-date gain of 13.7%. This combination of income and recent price performance keeps NYSE:EPD in focus for investors who prioritize reliability in the energy infrastructure space. The partnership is also investing in additional projects, with $5.3B in capital projects supported by a high credit rating that provides funding flexibility. For long-term holders looking at defensive energy exposure, the mix of ongoing investments and a 27-year record of increasing distributions may be worth monitoring as new projects come online and the capital program advances.

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  Patrick@FightingIrish33Bullish1d

  $EPD There's a good case to be made that Enterprise Products Partners is the best pipeline stock on the market. It boasts the highest credit rating in the midstream space, reflecting the LP's strong balance sheet. Enterprise has also delivered an average return on invested capital of 12% over the last 10 years. You might even be surprised by Enterprise Products Partners' growth prospects. Multiple factors are driving increased demand for natural gas and NGLs, including overall economic growth and the rapid expansion of data center infrastructure. Enterprise is preparing to capitalize on these opportunities, with $5.3 billion of major capital projects under construction.

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  Patrick@FightingIrish33Bullish2d

  $EPD EPD pays a ~6% yield supported by 28 straight years of distribution growth and a 1.8 times Q1 2026 coverage ratio. With 95% fixed-rate debt averaging a 17-year maturity and a 0.469 beta, the partnership is structurally built to outlast commodity cycles. EPD is built for decade-long ownership because it sits on irreplaceable midstream infrastructure that collects fee-based tolls regardless of where crude or natural gas trades on any given morning. For an investor in their 50s or 60s who has been chewed up chasing momentum, the EPD profile fits a register-for-distribution-reinvestment, leave-it-alone holding.

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  Patrick@FightingIrish33Bullish6d

  $EPD According to a market research study published by Custom Market Insights, the demand analysis of Global Liquefied Petroleum Gas Market size & share revenue was valued at approximately USD 124.5 Billion in 2025 and is expected to reach USD 129 Billion in 2026 and is expected to reach around USD 182.9 Billion by 2035

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  Patrick@FightingIrish33BullishJun 23

  $EPD Energy’s Hottest Trade EPD is one of the most extensive publicly traded energy partnerships, paying a reliable 5.88% dividend. The company's debt-to-EBITDA ratio ranges from 3.1x to 3.4x, which is moderate for a midstream energy company, and its interest coverage ratio is 5x. It generates strong free cash flow, with an operating cash flow of approximately $8.8 billion, resulting in approximately $4.2 billion in free cash flow annually after deducting capital expenditures. Another significant benefit for shareholders is that most of the corporate debt is fixed-rate, thereby limiting the risk of rising interest rates. One reason many analysts like the stock might be its distribution coverage ratio. The company's coverage ratio is well above 1x, making it relatively less risky among the MLPs. UBS has a Buy rating with a $45 price objective.

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  Billioner@BillionerOfKingJun 23

  $EPD Current Stock Price: $36.40 Contracts to trade: $36.5 EPD Jun 26 2026 Call Entry: $0.36 Exit: $0.50 ROI: 40% Hold ~22 days Shared as daily free alerts and for educational purposes only. https://dailypickai.com/freealerts

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  ItsCarRamRod@ItsCarRamRodJun 18

  $EPD still moving back down to long term support at $30

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  Patrick@FightingIrish33BullishJun 18

  $EPD the combination of fresh capital projects, a higher quarterly dividend and a below-sector-average P/E ratio helps frame the current investment debate. EPD) reports 10% adjusted EBITDA growth alongside lower marketing revenues. The company advances key capital projects, including a new natural gas processing plant and Neches River Terminal Phase 2. Enterprise Products Partners raises its quarterly dividend while keeping a focus on balance sheet management. The stock trades at a P/E ratio below the sector average, drawing attention to its valuation profile. Enterprise Products Partners trades at US$36.52, about 11.5% below the US$41.25 analyst consensus target. ✅ Simply Wall St Valuation: The stock is flagged as undervalued, trading roughly 60.4% below one estimate of fair value.

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  Patrick@FightingIrish33BullishJun 18

  $EPD EPD's contract structure shields cash flows from inflation. EPD pipeline network spans more than 50,000 miles, transporting oil, natural gas and other commodities. The partnership also has more than 300 million barrels of liquid storage capacity, thereby generating stable cash flows. The business model of Enterprise Products is inflation-protected because almost 90% of its long-term contracts include a provision for increasing fees when the business environment becomes inflationary. This is how the midstream energy player is able to safeguard its cash flow generation in all business scenarios. EPD is also expected to generate incremental cash flows from its billions of dollars’ worth of key capital projects, which are either in service or set to come online. With the partnership’s business model being mostly inflation-protected and likely to generate incremental cash flows from project backlogs, the stock could be attractive for income seekers.

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  DonaRafangelo@TeenageMutantNinjaTraderJun 17

  $EPD can’t believe this was 40. Can we get back there?

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  Patrick@FightingIrish33BullishJun 17

  $EPD In our current period of energy price volatility, Enterprise and other pipeline companies look particularly attractive, as their business model doesn't depend on how much such commodities cost. They charge by volume and, since it's always wise for oil companies and the like to secure long-term partners in the transport field, usually operate under long-term contracts. This is a steady, largely predictable business with clients that have committed for years and have the capital to pay for the services. Enterprise is well positioned to capitalize on the dramatically higher energy input needs of data center buildouts for artificial intelligence (AI) technology. That's because the company can readily supply natural gas through that extensive pipeline network, a readily available and extremely reliable solution for the operators of such facilities. It isn't easy to find a business with this kind of growth potential that also pays a high-yield dividend with plenty of room to grow.

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  Ian Sendrak@Merica90BullishJun 17

  $EPD slowly accumulating again after I sold my entire position a month ago.

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  Patrick@FightingIrish33BullishJun 15

  $EPD investors can also feel confident about dividends. Over the last year, the company paid out 57% of its adjusted cash flow from operations as dividends and share repurchases. The company has raised dividends annually for a number of years. Most recently, the board increased the quarterly payout earlier this year, from $0.545 per share to $0.55 per share. At the $2.20 annual rate, the stock has an appealing 5.9% dividend yield, more than quintuple the S&P 500's yield. Energy Product Partners' stock price has gained 15.7% this year.

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  Patrick@FightingIrish33BullishJun 15

  $EPD Enterprise Products Partners has an additional demand catalyst: AI data center growth is driving increased natural gas consumption through its pipeline network. EPD) is one of the highest-quality income vehicles in the energy sector. EPD has meaningful dividend yields, durable cash flows, and, perhaps most interestingly right now, technical setups that suggest the quiet outperformance they have delivered this year may have further to run. its consensus price target of $39.67 implies about 6% of upside potential.

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  Patrick@FightingIrish33BullishJun 13

  $EPD Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE:EPD) is the pedigree pick. The quarterly distribution moved to 55 cents per unit in Q1 2026, the 27th consecutive year of distribution growth, putting the annualized payout at $2.20 and the yield near 6% at the current $37.87 price. Units are up nearly 17% over the past year. The setup into the back half of 2026 favors operators that get paid on flow. EIA expects Brent to fade to $89 per barrel in Q4 2026 and $79 in 2027 as Middle East supply normalizes, which would pressure pure commodity names while leaving fee-based midstream cash flows largely intact.

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