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KgK one
2025 Nov 26, 7:26am
Mplx 8% dividend energy stock
This Energy Stock Pays an 8% Dividend (And It's Safe) | The Motley Fool https://share.google/x92iM191ARTuxIuwF
Worth investing? Given that snp is very high n market may go down
This Energy Stock Pays an 8% Dividend (And It's Safe) | The Motley Fool https://share.google/x92iM191ARTuxIuwF
Worth investing? Given that snp is very high n market may go down
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2025 Nov 26, 7:49am
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2025 Nov 26, 7:49am
JPMorgan sees S&P 500 reaching 7,500 in 2026 — or surging past 8,000 if the Fed keeps cutting rates
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jpmorgan-sees-sp-500-reaching-7500-in-2026--or-surging-past-8000-if-the-fed-keeps-cutting-rates-142602366.html
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jpmorgan-sees-sp-500-reaching-7500-in-2026--or-surging-past-8000-if-the-fed-keeps-cutting-rates-142602366.html
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Patrick
2025 Nov 30, 8:30pm
Patrick
2025 Nov 30, 8:30pm
https://rudy.substack.com/p/the-increasing-economic-fragility
Why is the rest of the world rushing into the US stock market?
Why is the rest of the world rushing into the US stock market?
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stfu
2025 Nov 30, 9:24pm
KgK one says
Similar to AMLP. Note of caution to anyone that starts investigating this. These are ETF's that own Energy MLP (Master LImited Partnerships). You may look at the MLP's these two ETF's own and think "why buy the ETF - the dividends of the underlying MLP's are much higher". You would be right in that but a word to the wise :
These MLP's get special tax treatment in order to pay these dividends. That means if you hold the individual MLP's you will get a K1 from each one that you will have to include on your taxes. If you buy these inside your tax deferred account (IRA, ROTH) you still have to pay these taxes - and it's an accounting hardship (people do it, but it's not straightforward).
Again, this isn't for the ETF's - AMLP and XMLP - they take care of the tax paperwork but they are charging you to do it - the dividends of what they hold are higher than what they pay you. I've owned AMLP in the past and it did a reverse split 1:5 so I dumped it as soon as I broke even on the principal - but I did receive the dividends the entire time.
Mplx 8% dividend energy stock
Similar to AMLP. Note of caution to anyone that starts investigating this. These are ETF's that own Energy MLP (Master LImited Partnerships). You may look at the MLP's these two ETF's own and think "why buy the ETF - the dividends of the underlying MLP's are much higher". You would be right in that but a word to the wise :
These MLP's get special tax treatment in order to pay these dividends. That means if you hold the individual MLP's you will get a K1 from each one that you will have to include on your taxes. If you buy these inside your tax deferred account (IRA, ROTH) you still have to pay these taxes - and it's an accounting hardship (people do it, but it's not straightforward).
Again, this isn't for the ETF's - AMLP and XMLP - they take care of the tax paperwork but they are charging you to do it - the dividends of what they hold are higher than what they pay you. I've owned AMLP in the past and it did a reverse split 1:5 so I dumped it as soon as I broke even on the principal - but I did receive the dividends the entire time.
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One year return = 24.38%
If you invested $1 million in the average S&P 500 stock index fund, you'd be smoking fat cigars and doing $243,800 worth of hookers and coke.