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There is an Etrade Bank (Morgan Stanley?) offering a 4.75% CD, not bad. I like having a US Treasury Direct account, there are 5% things, various Notes (like a 1-7 year CD), kinda fun to play with. Zero risk 5% is fairly easy these days. Equity, stocks, the recently discounted HESM looks interesting, buys at $32 or so yield close to 10%, reported on a 1099. Stuff like ARLP (the MLP world) can pay 10%, Fed tax deferred. Just stuff that can be considered, lots of "stuff" out there!
🎶 The Hess truck is not back and worse than ever 🎶 HESM got buried today https://preview.redd.it/bbd15npkw1uh1.jpeg?width=1109&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=239611e983e9d0fa5697a7ce20acde1607882c60
Listen. All of you are doing this wrong! The Answer is HESM! Why the fuck would I want to own a share of a company that doesn’t even pay dividends even tho it’s top of the charts??? As far as I’m concerned all those shares are is fucking useless. High divy and chill 😎
I would wait out the rest of the oil trade or leave to a different company like HESM. Full disclosure: I own HESM
already ahead of you: ET, HESM, SUN, CJ.TO, SRR.V
I don't play Monday Mornings, but if I did, probably: Calls: HESM TWST Puts: DIS I won't call Monday after till after market open.
Appears it would make HESM a more stable investment - currently with a dividend of about 8.5%.
April 9th and the contract was 18.49 now it’s showing .50. I’ve ponded closing early but will likely let it ride. It was in the money there for a while lol. I opened a HESM 32 a few weeks back as well. Thats a decent level. Opened several USAC (oil and gas compressor stations) 22.50’s yesterday. I was pleasantly surprised the bid was only .05 and was filled at .2 on a couple of the contracts (still trying to figure that one out). The only thing I can think is low liquidity and monthly expiration. From there the premium went down on the other two contracts but good money for a few days.
I’ve never heard of $HESM and I just looked them up. Looks like they’ve been red for the last 5 years. Why did you buy LEAPS on this company??
HESM's good, long history. But look also at SUN, CQP, USAC, OKE, ATO — lots of outliers in there.
ASML, GOOG(L), for shits and giggles MPLX and HESM
Like most things in life, it depends :D Everybody's favorite ETF is SCHD. their yield is tame at 3.94%, but their total return is a whole lot better. You get a steady income and do not forego growth. On energy I have HESM, sporting a 7.31% yield. Midstream energy companies can suffer during recessions but the long term demand for all sorts of energy is strong. One I have a ton of faith on is VICI, 5.39% yield,. It is a Real Estate Investment Trust that specializes in casinos. As a matter of fact they are probably the only REIT that collected 100% rents during Covid. Who would have thought casinos had so much money... They are expanding their market (number of properties under management) so there is room for capital growth. O is another solid REIT that has been paying and raising dividends for 27 years straight (5.73%). That includes both the dot-com and the housing crisis. The BDC sector is heading towards turbulence with both high interest and maybe a recession, but their high yields are worth the risk. I own MAIN, CSWC, and HTGC. I got out of CUBE (storage units REIT) but their 4.76% yield is solid. GUT is a closed end fund meant to generate income. They have pretty much 0 growth since inception 25 years ago, but they have been paying north of 10% yield for those 25 years. Their NAV premium has always been ugly but they have always delivered. Honestly I expect a 20% yield cut anytime and that would still have them yielding 9.4%, which would not be the worst thing in the world. I have others but that should give you some stuff to research.
TSM,TSLA,NVDA,GOOG ,along with many other Energy stocks like HESM,MPLX and CQP. Now that Canada,Mexico,Vietnam and Israel all bent the knee and dropped there tariffs im sure negotiate or do the same. most likely stocks will soar over the next year,especially energy stocks once our production and exporting of energy Ramps up. This has all been factored in and supplying all these countries with natural gas, oil and the energy they need for the production and storage of goods is the most important thing. everything revolves around it. When this correction is over which it almost is,the market will do a reversal,the USA will be the largest exporter of energy again and stocks will boom.
ERIE, PEP, MDLZ, AES, HRML, JNJ, NFG, HESM. I moved all of my S&P 500 INTO CASH APP 6080. I'm up 1.5% on dividend aristocrats this year.
Energy, energy infrastructure, US Energy independence... I have a mix of those and they're all doing quite well. Look at SRV, NXG, USAI, ENB, ENFR, HESS and HESM, AMLP, MLPA, MLPX... there's a lot to choose from.
$ET $HESM $KMI. Midstream undervalued right now. It’s set to 📈📈📈
You also leave money on the table if you sell once or twice a year. While current short term rates are high (~5%) that's not usually the case - generally one gets 1.5% to 2%. So that money sits idly for up to 12 months not even keeping up with inflation. There's no free lunch when it comes to risk/reward. As to my total return vs the S&P 500, well, it is what it is. My largest holdings are Hercules (HTGC), Main St. (MAIN), Arbor Realty (ABR) and Hess Midstream (HESM). All of those except for MAIN have comfortably outperformed the S&P 500 over the past six or so years, which is when I completed transitioning to an income oriented portfolio. Here's a link to show the details: https://totalrealreturns.com/s/IVV,ABR,HESM,HTGC,MAIN?start=2018-06-01 Overall returns: - IVV: 71% (IVV is the S&P 500 index ETF I hold) - ABR: 110% - HESM: 110% - HTGC: 143% - MAIN: 61% MAIN, by the way, has outperformed the S&P 500 427% to 273% since I started buying it at the start of 2011.
HESM and SHEL I still dca xom - though 2023 gains have been wiped out
Retired Army here. Invest every single penny that you can. Volunteer for deployments, you can save up some serious money during those. Invest in AM, EPD, HESM, CEQP, MO, anything solid and high dividend. And reinvest! Good luck....
Regarding the oil sector - 0 DTEs, XLE HESM and XOM
KXLE/MRO/HES/HESM/KMI are all holding my hopes and dreams.
Never saw this before. HPE, HAS, and HESM. All socks I've held for well over a year, all with DRIP.
I work In the Offshore Oil Industry in the Gulf Of Mexico Oil is a bit over valued at the moment. Although we will pick up momentum as restrictions are lifted . look for PSX , PSXP, HESM,MMLP. I am a retard
Can confirm, my XLE calls actually went ITM... still holding HESM 2/19 22.50c - picked them up dirt cheap, would really be cool if they panned out this week.
Buying to open HESM 2/19 22.50 calls with half the profits from selling my SNDL calls. Parking the rest split between equities in USOI and AWP till I figure out what to do. Still holding some (16) SNDL calls just to see what will happen. I have some that expire on 2/19 and seriously thinking about taking the shares for the first time ever as the premium basically matches the difference between strike and price at this point and I think the volatility is going to continue beyond expiration... (I think there's a facny greek that describes that bullshit, but I'm 3 sheet to the wind at this point and can't be bothered to sort it out).