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ET, CVRR, and DM: Top MLP and Midstream Losses Last Week
Energy Transfer (ET) was one of the few midstream stocks that fell last week. Energy Transfer fell 3.1% last week.
Dominion Energy Has Attractive Dividend Profile
Dominion Energy (D), the third largest utility stock by market cap in the country, is currently trading at a dividend yield of 4.5%, notably higher than the broader utilities’ average.
What’s in Store for Dominion Energy Stock?
Dominion Energy (D), one of the laggards among top utilities this year, seemed strong lately and is currently trading close to an eight-month high.
ETP, EEP, DM: MLP Sector Mergers Continue in Third Quarter
There were quite a few MLP merger announcements in the third quarter.
Which MLPs Were the Strongest in the Third Quarter?
Royalty interest owner MLP Viper Energy Partners (VNOM) rose ~32% in the third quarter.
HEP, ENBL, GEL, DM: Top MLP Gainers Last Week
Holly Energy Partners (HEP), Enable Midstream Partners (ENBL), and Genesis Energy (GEL) were the top MLP gainers last week.
Lowest-Performing MLPs in Week Ended July 27
American Midstream Partners (AMID) was the lowest-performing MLP in the week ended July 27.
Best-Performing MLPs in the Week Ended July 13
CVR Partners (UAN) rallied 9.7% in the week ended July 13, making it the top MLP gainer for the week.
The Weakest MLPs in H1 2018
Dominion Midstream Energy Partners (DM), a midstream subsidiary of Dominion Energy (D), was the weakest MLP in the first half of 2018, falling 55%.
The Strongest and Weakest MLP Subsectors in H1 2018
Natural gas and NGL (natural gas liquid) transportation was the weakest MLP subsector in H1 2018, with natural gas transportation MLPs falling by an average of 17.6%.
Top MLP Losses in the Week Ending May 25
Legacy Reserves (LGCY) was the top MLP loss last week. Legacy Reserves fell 36.2% mainly due to the weakness in crude oil prices.
Top MLP Losses in the Week Ending April 20
Noble Midstream Partners (NBLX) was the top MLP loss last week. Noble Midstream Partners fell 5.6%.
TC PipeLines Has Fallen 37% Year-to-Date: What’s Ahead?
TC PipeLines doesn’t believe the FERC’s policy change will have a material impact on its natural gas pipeline rates.
MLP Rating Updates for the Week Ended March 30
Cheniere Energy Partners (CQP), the MLP midstream subsidiary of Cheniere Energy (LNG), saw an upward revision of its target price last week.
Which MLPs Lost 10% or More Last Week?
Dominion Midstream Energy Partners (DM) and Spectra Energy Partners (SEP) were among the top three MLPs losses last week.
US Became Net Natural Gas Exporter in 2017: Will It Benefit MLPs?
According to the US EIA (Energy Information Administration), the US exported more natural gas than it imported in 2017.
TC Pipelines Was the Top Energy Loser Last Week
On March 9–16, TC Pipelines, Enbridge Energy Partners, Dominion Energy Midstream Partners, and Spectra Energy Partners were the top energy losers.
Last Week’s Biggest MLP Losses
MLPs with heavy exposure to Interstate Pipelines lost the most last week. TC PipeLines (TCP) recorded the highest losses.
Blueknight Energy Partners: Top MLP Loser Last Week
Blueknight Energy Partners (BKEP) was the top MLP loser last week—it fell 6.8%. The partnership has lost 30.7% since the beginning of the year.
Why Only 9 MLPs Ended in the Green Last Week
Alon USA Partners (ALDW), a downstream MLP involved in crude oil refining and refined products marketing, was the top MLP gainer last week.
MLPs’ Rating Updates during the Week Ending November 3
Dominion Energy Midstream Partners, the midstream MLP subsidiary of Dominion Energy, was downgraded last week by Mizuho and RBC Capital Markets.
APU Is Ranked 4th among MLPs in Terms of 3-Year Total Returns
AmeriGas Partners declared a distribution of $0.95 per unit for 3Q17, which represents a 1.1% increase compared to 3Q16.
Analyzing Dominion Midstream’s Operating Revenue Growth
Dominion Midstream Partners’s (DM) revenue primarily depends on the distributions received from Cove Point, DCG (Dominion Carolina Gas Transmission) operations, and distributions from its interest in Iroquois.
MLP Rating Updates during the Week Ended September 29
Dominion Energy Midstream Partners’ (DM) average target price of $33.70 implies a 5.5% upside potential from its current price levels.
Top MLP Losers during the Week Ended September 29
CONE Midstream Partners (CNNX) fell 8.7% during the week and has fallen 32.7% since the beginning of 2017.
Which MLPs Rose More than 4% in the Week Ending September 15?
Dominion Midstream Partners (DM) was the top MLP gainer in the week ending September 22, 2017. Dominion Midstream rose 12.1% during the week.
Top MLP Gainers in Week Ended September 8
EV Energy Partners (EVEP) was the top MLP gainer last week, which ended on September 8, 2017. It rose 13.9%.
MLP Rating Updates for the Week Ended September 1
Last week, BMO Capital Markets raised both PAA and PAGP to outperform, which is equivalent to a “buy.”
These Midstream Stocks Have the Highest Short Interest
On March 13, EnLink Midstream had a short-interest-to-equity float ratio of 10.1%—the highest among the midstream stocks in the Alerian MLP ETF (AMLP).
Bearish Midstream Stocks: Do You Own Them?
In the past three months, EnLink Midstream has risen 8.9%, while its short-interest-to-equity-float ratio has risen 30.9%.
Midstream Stocks with High Short Interest: Do You Own Any?
On January 3, 2017, EnLink Midstream (ENLC) had a short interest-to-equity float ratio of 8.9%, the highest among all midstream companies that are part of AMLP.
Key Upcoming LNG Export Terminals in the US
Many LNG (liquefied natural gas) terminals in the US are engaged in the development or expansion of new LNG export facilities.
Why the Questar Pipeline Is Important for Dominion Midstream
On October 31, 2016, Dominion Midstream Partners (DM) announced the acquisition of the Questar Pipeline from Dominion Resources (D).
Will Dominion Midstream’s Capital Projects Drive Its Growth?
Dominion Midstream Partners’s (DM) operations are capital-intensive, requiring investments to expand, upgrade, or maintain existing operations of its midstream assets.
Must-Know: Key Upcoming LNG Export Terminals in the US
The LNG sector faces steep competition not only from other domestic terminals but also other countries in the international LNG market.
What Will Drive Dominion Midstream Partners’s Growth?
Dominion Midstream Partners (DM) provides natural gas terminaling, processing, storage, and transportation. In this series, we’ll take an in-depth look at DM’s stock performance, key financials, and operational metrics.
Midstream Stocks with High and Low Implied Volatilities
As of August 1, 2016, Enable Midstream Partners (ENBL) had the highest implied volatility at 61.8% among all of the midstream companies.
NGL Energy’s Short Interest is on Par With the Industry Average
NGL Energy’s (NGL) short interest as a percentage of float has moved dramatically since the beginning of 2016.
An Overview of Dominion Midstream Partners
Dominion Midstream Partners owns and operates Dominion Resources’ natural gas import, transportation, and storage pipelines and related infrastructure.
Cone Midstream Partners Rose after Its 3Q15 Earnings Announcement
Cone Midstream Partners (CNNX) was the top gainer among midstream MLPs at the end of trading on Tuesday, November 3. It rose 26.9%.
JP Energy Partners: Top Midstream MLP Loser on November 2
JP Energy Partners (JPEP) was the top loser among midstream MLPs at the end of trading on Monday, November 2. It fell 5.9%.
Transmontaigne Partners: Top Midstream MLP Gainer on October 26
Transmontaigne Partners (TLP) was the top gainer among midstream MLPs at the end of trading on Monday, October 26. It rose 3.1%.
Dominion Midstream: Top Midstream MLP Loser on October 21
Dominion Midstream Partners (DM) was the top loser among midstream MLPs at the end of trading on Wednesday, October 21. It fell 5.51%.
Enable Midstream: Top Midstream Gainer on Friday, August 7
Enable Midstream Partners (ENBL) was the top gainer among midstream MLPs at the end of trading on Friday, August 7. It rose 6.10%.
Financials Why emerging markets seem relatively well-priced
EM currently trades at a big discount to DM. Emerging market (EM) equities are trading at 1.5x book value, while developed markets (DM) are trading at 2x.