Energy Transfer’s juicy 6.5% yield tempts investors, but its layered business model—juggling midstream ops plus Sunoco and USA Compression Partners—adds complexity. Past pain points linger: a brutal 50% distribution cut in 2020 still haunts those who relied on steady income, while peers Enterprise and Enbridge maintained or boosted payouts. Now, Energy Transfer is cleaning up debt and aiming for conservative 3-5% annual growth, trying to mirror its more stable rivals. But for many, the risk outweighs the reward—so they’ll stick with the safer, if less generous, options.
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