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Dividend Investor Insights: Three High-Dividend Energy Stocks to Buy
Three High-Dividend Energy Stocks to Buy11/21/2025This NYSE Ready Company is fast-tracking a Cleaner, Faster Fix for U.S. Mineral ResilienceHow? By connecting verified mineral sources with processing and distribution infrastructure – strategically partnering with both U.S. and global entities to secure access for the long term. Why this approach is so timely: Aligns with sweeping 2025 federal policies to restore U.S. supplyFaster-to-market and environmentally more viable than new miningAddresses the real bottleneck: processing and readinessAnd for investors, the entry point is still early – just $0.20/share, with potential for up to 20% bonus equity. M2i Global isn’t waiting for the future. They’re coordinating the infrastructure needed to secure and scale access to critical minerals. Secure your shares before their valuation changes again. Disclosures: This Reg A offering is made available through DealMaker Securities LLC. This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment.Click Here…Three high-dividend energy stocks to buy offer viable profit-producing opportunities for income investors in the months ahead. I personally own shares in one of them and also like the other two investments. Key reasons include their consistent dividend payments, as well as a chance to capital appreciation as an alternative to technology, cryptocurrencies and precious metals that have had their time in the spotlight until pulling back recently. When some sectors or industries lose favor with investors, others can gain popularity. That situation may be about to unfold with high-income energy investments. Three High-Dividend Energy Stocks to Buy: EPD One of the fans of energy stocks and funds at the current time is Mark Skousen, PhD, who recommended a high-income, dividend-paying investment years ago that I bought and still own. I scaled back some of my stock holdings in recent weeks, but opted to keep Skousen’s long-term recommendation, Enterprise Products Partners (EPD, $31.90, 7% yield). EPD paid out another 54.5 cents per share distribution on Oct. 31. The total return for EPD so far this year is 8%. With other sectors suddenly struggling, energy stocks and funds are gaining appeal. ![]() Chart courtesy of www.stockcharts.com. Skousen heads the Forecasts & Strategies investment newsletter and co-leads the Fast Money Alert trading service with Jim Woods, a seasoned stock picker. Both Skousen and Woods also recommend options in Fast Money Alert. EPD is a long-time holding in Forecasts & Strategies. The investment currently offers a dividend yield of 6.84%. ![]() Mark Skousen co-leads Fast Money Alert.Trump’s $200 Billion Revolution Changes Everything100X faster. 90% less energy. Current AI systems obsolete. And three companies control the technology. The “iPhone predictor” reveals their names. Discover the Trillion Dollar Triangle here.Click Here…Three High-Dividend Energy Stocks to Buy: XOM Woods also writes the Investing Edge newsletter, in which he currently recommends one of the worldwide oil industry giants, Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM). Exxon Mobil operates in more than 56 countries globally, with 61,000 scientists, engineers, researchers, technicians, professionals and other employees. The company’s size and capabilities have been noticed by Woods, who chose the stock for the Income Multiplier portfolio in Investing Edge. The stock pays a “great dividend” and boasts a double-digit-percentage gain so far this year, he added. Exxon Mobile offers a 3.42% dividend yield and is up 12.50% so far in 2025. Woods is an unabashed fan of XOM. ![]() Jim Woods offers Investing Edge. ![]() Chart courtesy of www.stockcharts.com. Three High-Dividend Energy Stocks to Buy: AMLP Alerian MLP ETF (NYSE Arca: AMLP) is the preferred high-dividend-paying energy fund from Michelle Connell, who heads Portia Capital Management in Dallas. She told me that AMLP is an exchange-traded fund (ETF) where 90% of its holdings are companies focused on the transportation and storage of energy commodities. “The transportation of energy is critical because it moves oil and natural gas from where it’s produced to where it is needed: homes, businesses and utility companies,” Connell said. Top holdings in AMLP include Western Midstream Partners, L.P. (NYSE: WES), Sunoco (NYSE: SUN) and Energy Transfer Partners (NYSE: ET). AMLP offers a current dividend yield of 8.37%. ![]() Chart courtesy of www.stockcharts.com. Year to date, AMLP is up almost 16%. Unlike energy pure plays, companies that focus on the distribution of energy are not affected by the underlying commodity price, Connell counseled. ![]() Michelle Connell heads Portia Capital Management.Safe Haven Surge or Bursting Bubble: Let A.I. Be Your GuideEveryone expects a bubble, but the smart trader asks: “Where does capital run when everything else looks risky?” VantagePoint’s A.I. mapped the answer: it’s not just gold, but multiple safe-haven corridors including 5 assets others overlook. These aren’t guesses — they’re defined by data, patterns and structural shifts. See what the A.I. is flashing.Click Here…Geopolitical Risk Stays Significant President Trump reportedly proposed a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia, but it is supposed to call for the country whose sovereign territory has been invaded to relinquish some of its territory to the aggressor. Such proposals in the past have been most unpopular with the Ukrainian people, who have sacrificed to fight for their freedom and against the tyranny previously felt with Russia opposing its nearby nations. Claims to the contrary by Russia’s leaders belie the reality of increased prosperity for the countries that have the greatest freedom. Skousen, who also is the Doti-Spogli Chair of Free Enterprise at Chapman University in Orange County, California, is a free-market economist who travels the world to praise freedom as a key to opening opportunities for prosperity across the globe. A war zone continues to exist in Ukraine after Russia invaded the nation nearly four years ago. Trump has advocated that other countries not fuel Russia’s war machine and boycott its oil. The idea has had some support but it is not universal. Despite calls to stop the war, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin and his empire-building cadre of leaders remain undeterred. The war is threating to worsen further if Putin and his comrades in the country’s leadership continue to keep ignoring damage to their nation’s economy and force its citizens to fight and die, despite negligible gains. Russia’s miliary strikes keep killing children, women and elderly civilians in Ukraine with little apparent regard for human life. The tactic of charging forward to gain portions of Ukraine’s territory after Russia’s initial invasion nearly four years ago has been criticized by military strategists around the world. But so far, Russia’s leaders have opted for a protracted war, not prosperity aided by new trade agreements.Sincerely, ![]() Paul Dykewicz, Editor DividendInvestor.com About Paul Dykewicz:Paul Dykewicz is an accomplished, award-winning journalist who has written for Dow Jones, the Wall Street Journal, Investor’s Business Daily, USA Today, Seeking Alpha, GuruFocus and other publications and websites. 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Three High-Dividend Energy Stocks to Buy11/21/2025





