NuStar Energy is a US based oil and natural gas midstream service provider. And despite the notion that its business is immune to energy price fluctuations (because of its long-term take or pay contracts) the recent crash in oil prices will inevitably have a significantly negative impact on NuStar because many of its customers are increasingly at risk of bankruptcy. In this report, we analyze the company’s business mix, income potential, its ability to meet financial obligations, and finally conclude with our opinion on whether the company’s common and preferred units offer an attractive balance between risks and rewards.
Top 7 Preferred Stocks: 7% Yields, and Up (Members-Only)
In this members-only report, we provide all the details for our top 7 big-dividend preferred stocks. And as mentioned previously, if you like to earn high income on your investments, and you are frustrated with artificially low interest rates (thanks to the Fed’s meddling), you might consider preferred stocks. They offer compelling high yields, and less volatility risk than many other high yield opportunities. This week’s Blue Harbinger Weekly shares our top high yield preferred stocks (we currently own 6 of the top 7). Without further ado, here is the full (members-only) report.
This 9.1% Yield Preferred Stock Is Attractive and Worth Considering
This attractive company is nearing the end of a very large strategic capital expenditure program, and on a trajectory for very strong EBITDA growth. And its preferred stock offers strong stable income thanks to the company’s structure. This article provides an overview of the company and then considers the potential returns, growth prospects, developments and risks. Overall, if you are an income-focused investor, this one is absolutely worth considering for a spot in your prudently diversified long-term portfolio.
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MLP Sell-Off: Attractive High-Yield Fixed-to-Floating Preferred
If you are looking for a high-yield preferred that just sold-off inappropriately (i.e. a baby that’s been thrown out with the bathwater), and one that also offers lower volatility and protection again the risks of rising interest rates, you might want to consider these fixed-to-floating preferreds, currently yielding nearly 10% and having just sold-off following the FERC’s MLP ruling on Thursday.