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Energy Stock on Fire: EPD’s 7% Yield and Massive Growth Plans Might Be About to Spark a Rally

Recent News & Industry Context The past week’s headlines have been upbeat for midstream energy. On Oct 7, EPD announced its Q3 distribution of $0.545/unit (payable Nov 14, record Oct 31) marketscreener.com – reinforcing a 27-year growth streak markets.financialcontent.com. Shortly after, a MarketBeat alert (Oct 25) noted that Weiss Ratings reaffirmed EPD at a “Buy” with an average $35.8 price target marketbeat.com. Insider buying news in late July (SEC filings) and reports of big institutional buys have also hinted at confidence. Broadly, pipeline and infrastructure stories dominated the energy news. Industry conferences (e.g. the Pennsylvania Shale Insight in early Oct) highlighted U.S. gas

25 October 2025

Annaly Capital (NLY) Rallies Near Highs on 13% Yield – Latest Stock News & Forecasts

What to Know Before Markets Open on October 20, 2025 Stock Price Performance & Momentum Annaly Capital’s stock price has climbed steadily through 2025, supported by easing interest rate fears and its outsized dividend yield. Shares of Annaly Capital Management are trading near their highest levels of the past year after mounting a robust recovery. The stock closed at $20.80 on October 17th – approaching its 52-week peak of ~$22.45 – as investors bid up the mortgage REIT amid improving market sentiment tickertech.com tickertech.com. Annaly’s share price has risen about 13% year-to-date, outpacing many peers and roughly matching broader market

19 October 2025

Dividend Investing · Financial News · Investment Strategies · NYSE:NLY · REITs · Stock Market

Truist’s Q3 Earnings Beat and 5% Dividend Yield Trigger Rally as Analysts Grow Bullish

Earnings Beat Sparks Relief Rally Truist’s third-quarter results breezed past expectations, providing a jolt of good news for the regional banking sector. Net income available to common shareholders came in at $1.35 billion (EPS $1.04), exceeding analysts’ $0.99 forecast investing.com and slightly above $0.99 in the prior-year quarter. Revenue of $5.24 billion (taxable-equivalent) was roughly in line with estimates investing.com, as strong fee-based income made up for softer interest income. “Truist delivered strong third-quarter results, underscored by robust fee income growth in investment banking and trading and wealth, healthy loan expansion, and continued expense and credit discipline,” said CEO Bill Rogers in

17 October 2025

Banking · Dividends · Earnings Reports · Investment Analysis · NYSE:TFC · Stock Market