Market Cap 70.06B
Revenue (ttm) 85.54B
Net Income (ttm) 4.18B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 17.02
Forward PE 14.29
Profit Margin 4.89%
Debt to Equity Ratio 1.39
Volume 5,910,400
Avg Vol 8,938,378
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 3.44B
Stochastic %K 71%
Beta 0.55
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $23.89

Company Profile

Energy Transfer LP, together with its subsidiaries, provides energy-related services in the United States. It operates through Intrastate Transportation and Storage; Interstate Transportation and Storage; Midstream; Natural Gas Liquid (NGL) and Refined Products Transportation and Services; Crude Oil Transportation and Services; Investment in Sunoco LP; Investment in USA Compression Partners, LP (USAC); and All Other segments. The company owns and operates natural gas transportation pipelines and...

Industry: Oil & Gas Midstream
Sector: Energy
Phone: 214 981 0700
Address:
8111 Westchester Drive, Suite 600, Dallas, United States
DK_Pics
DK_Pics Jul. 26 at 11:27 AM
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DK_Pics
DK_Pics Jul. 26 at 11:15 AM
$ET woah were trending #1
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opace
opace Jul. 26 at 11:05 AM
$ET I think the San Antonio corridor (CloudBurst + CyrusOne + Microsoft) and the Dallas–Fort Worth corridor (Google Midlothian/Red Oak) currently represent ET's strongest strategic opportunities because they combine heavy AI investment with ET's established Texas pipeline network. That said, none of the Google, Microsoft, or CyrusOne sites have publicly identified ET as their gas supplier, so those remain geographic opportunities rather than confirmed ET projects.
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opace
opace Jul. 26 at 11:02 AM
$ET Tier 1 (Highest probability of ET participation) These are the areas where ET appears to have the strongest strategic position. Guadalupe County (CloudBurst) Ellis County (Google) San Antonio corridor (Bexar–Medina–Guadalupe) These areas combine: existing ET infrastructure, rapidly growing AI load, large industrial gas demand. 🟡 Tier 2 Gray County Roberts County Armstrong County These Panhandle projects are attractive because of abundant natural gas production, but ET faces more competition from other pipeline systems.
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opace
opace Jul. 26 at 10:57 AM
$ET Of the Google campuses you listed, Energy Transfer appears to be best positioned around some locations and less so around others. None of the projects has publicly identified ET as the gas supplier, but here's how I would assess them. Google location ET likely nearby? Assessment Midlothian (Ellis County) Yes Strong possibility. ET has extensive North Texas intrastate gas infrastructure serving the Dallas–Fort Worth region and numerous industrial customers. Red Oak (Ellis County) Yes Also a strong possibility for the same reason. Red Oak is just north of Midlothian in ET's broader North Texas footprint. Armstrong County (Texas Panhandle) Yes ET owns major gathering, processing, and transmission assets in the Texas Panhandle, making this a region where ET has a meaningful presence. Haskell County Yes ET operates natural gas infrastructure in West Texas that extends toward this area.
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StareIntoTheAir
StareIntoTheAir Jul. 26 at 5:51 AM
$ET DOWN amid an artificially manufactured oil crisis. WTF is THAT?
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StockBraker
StockBraker Jul. 25 at 11:39 AM
$ET You never answered me, but I went ahead 3 years ago and bought 500 shares anyway and now up to 560 with the divvies. 😉
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opace
opace Jul. 25 at 10:55 AM
$ET Where the recent buying appears to have come from The 387 million-share increase does not appear to be one hedge fund making a massive purchase. Instead, it reflects broad-based accumulation across several categories of investors: Large passive ETF providers increasing holdings as assets flowed into energy funds. Traditional mutual funds adding ET as energy became a larger portfolio weighting. Income-focused managers attracted by ET's high distribution yield. Infrastructure and MLP specialists such as Tortoise and Alps maintaining or increasing allocations. Banks and wealth managers reporting higher client holdings.
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opace
opace Jul. 25 at 10:33 AM
$ET I looked at about 3 weeks ago and owenership was around 32%. Today it shows 41%. Big increase. Institutional Shares (Long) 1,422,705,437 - 41.34% change of 387.19MM shares 37.39%
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Quade98
Quade98 Jul. 24 at 3:48 PM
$ET looking for a false breakdown in the next 2-3 trading days to add into $20.50 7/31 that have 20k open interest. $20.20 level is first support, $20 would be best level to add tho, and any short lived breakdown of $20 level would be prime add for a late Aug calls
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DK_Pics
DK_Pics Jul. 26 at 11:27 AM
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DK_Pics
DK_Pics Jul. 26 at 11:15 AM
$ET woah were trending #1
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opace
opace Jul. 26 at 11:05 AM
$ET I think the San Antonio corridor (CloudBurst + CyrusOne + Microsoft) and the Dallas–Fort Worth corridor (Google Midlothian/Red Oak) currently represent ET's strongest strategic opportunities because they combine heavy AI investment with ET's established Texas pipeline network. That said, none of the Google, Microsoft, or CyrusOne sites have publicly identified ET as their gas supplier, so those remain geographic opportunities rather than confirmed ET projects.
0 · Reply
opace
opace Jul. 26 at 11:02 AM
$ET Tier 1 (Highest probability of ET participation) These are the areas where ET appears to have the strongest strategic position. Guadalupe County (CloudBurst) Ellis County (Google) San Antonio corridor (Bexar–Medina–Guadalupe) These areas combine: existing ET infrastructure, rapidly growing AI load, large industrial gas demand. 🟡 Tier 2 Gray County Roberts County Armstrong County These Panhandle projects are attractive because of abundant natural gas production, but ET faces more competition from other pipeline systems.
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opace
opace Jul. 26 at 10:57 AM
$ET Of the Google campuses you listed, Energy Transfer appears to be best positioned around some locations and less so around others. None of the projects has publicly identified ET as the gas supplier, but here's how I would assess them. Google location ET likely nearby? Assessment Midlothian (Ellis County) Yes Strong possibility. ET has extensive North Texas intrastate gas infrastructure serving the Dallas–Fort Worth region and numerous industrial customers. Red Oak (Ellis County) Yes Also a strong possibility for the same reason. Red Oak is just north of Midlothian in ET's broader North Texas footprint. Armstrong County (Texas Panhandle) Yes ET owns major gathering, processing, and transmission assets in the Texas Panhandle, making this a region where ET has a meaningful presence. Haskell County Yes ET operates natural gas infrastructure in West Texas that extends toward this area.
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StareIntoTheAir
StareIntoTheAir Jul. 26 at 5:51 AM
$ET DOWN amid an artificially manufactured oil crisis. WTF is THAT?
0 · Reply
StockBraker
StockBraker Jul. 25 at 11:39 AM
$ET You never answered me, but I went ahead 3 years ago and bought 500 shares anyway and now up to 560 with the divvies. 😉
1 · Reply
opace
opace Jul. 25 at 10:55 AM
$ET Where the recent buying appears to have come from The 387 million-share increase does not appear to be one hedge fund making a massive purchase. Instead, it reflects broad-based accumulation across several categories of investors: Large passive ETF providers increasing holdings as assets flowed into energy funds. Traditional mutual funds adding ET as energy became a larger portfolio weighting. Income-focused managers attracted by ET's high distribution yield. Infrastructure and MLP specialists such as Tortoise and Alps maintaining or increasing allocations. Banks and wealth managers reporting higher client holdings.
0 · Reply
opace
opace Jul. 25 at 10:33 AM
$ET I looked at about 3 weeks ago and owenership was around 32%. Today it shows 41%. Big increase. Institutional Shares (Long) 1,422,705,437 - 41.34% change of 387.19MM shares 37.39%
0 · Reply
Quade98
Quade98 Jul. 24 at 3:48 PM
$ET looking for a false breakdown in the next 2-3 trading days to add into $20.50 7/31 that have 20k open interest. $20.20 level is first support, $20 would be best level to add tho, and any short lived breakdown of $20 level would be prime add for a late Aug calls
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SuperGreenToday
SuperGreenToday Jul. 24 at 2:40 AM
$ET Share Price: $20.42 Contract Selected: Aug 14, 2026 $20 Calls Buy Zone: $0.42 – $0.53 Target Zone: $0.74 – $0.91 Potential Upside: 65% ROI Time to Expiration: 21 Days | Updates via https://fxcapta.com/stockinfo/
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rutherf8
rutherf8 Jul. 24 at 1:51 AM
$ET Should get distribution announcement in the next few days.
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cmhuff
cmhuff Jul. 24 at 1:34 AM
$ET Have a covered call at 20.5 tomorrow. May be out of the chunk of the position. But it's been a strong investment.
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opace
opace Jul. 23 at 10:52 PM
$ET Where ET is best positioned The strongest overlap between AI development and Energy Transfer's pipeline network is in: Texas (largest opportunity) Meta Oracle OpenAI/Stargate Microsoft Google AWS Numerous colocation providers Louisiana Meta Hyperion Industrial AI projects Oklahoma Meta Tulsa Additional hyperscale developments Indiana Meta AWS Microsoft Ohio Meta Google West Texas / Permian Multiple AI projects that may use dedicated gas-fired generation rather than relying solely on the electric grid.
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opace
opace Jul. 23 at 10:49 PM
$ET yes If you're looking at this from an Energy Transfer (ET) investment perspective, the opportunity extends well beyond Meta. ET has publicly said it is receiving requests from 40+ prospective data centers in 10 states and is well positioned because its pipeline network already serves about 185 gas-fired power plants in 15 states. Here's how the major AI developers line up with ET's footprint: Company Major AI campuses in ET territory ET opportunity Meta Richland Parish (LA), El Paso (TX), Fort Worth (TX), Temple (TX), Tulsa (OK) Very High Oracle Texas campuses, including Stargate-related developments Very High (ET has disclosed Oracle gas supply agreements.) OpenAI / Stargate Texas, New Mexico High Microsoft Texas, Wisconsin, Indiana expansions High Amazon (AWS) Texas, Indiana High xAI Memphis (TN), possible Texas expansion Medium–High Google Texas plus Midwest growth Medium–High
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opace
opace Jul. 23 at 10:16 PM
$ET Recently Announced Pipeline Laterals Nov-2025 Entergy LA/Tiger Lateral 250,000+ MMBtu/d So, if I'm correct, this is for Meta Data center in Louisiana . Anybody else agree?
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opace
opace Jul. 23 at 10:06 PM
$ET Energy Transfer is not selling gas directly to Meta. Instead: Energy Transfer transports natural gas through its pipeline network to Entergy's new natural gas-fired power plants. Entergy burns that gas to generate electricity. Meta buys the electricity from Entergy to power its data center. So the chain looks like this: Gas producer → Energy Transfer pipelines → Entergy power plants → Electricity → Meta data center
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opace
opace Jul. 23 at 8:17 PM
$ET 52 week high close
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Kratos6
Kratos6 Jul. 23 at 6:07 PM
$ET $160/barrel....where will ET be ?
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MGA29
MGA29 Jul. 23 at 3:25 PM
$ET FFS it’s like pulling teeth
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vze3pspi
vze3pspi Jul. 23 at 3:16 PM
$ET - that may be it for now unless we crack that ceiling
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