Henrik Sorensen/DigitalVision via Getty Images In our last coverage of NextEra Energy Partners, LP (NYSE:NEP), we talked mainly about everyone’s favorite breakfast item. Toast. Our take is that inflation will prove stickier than expected and even the normalization of the 3-month-10 Year Treasury relationship suggests a 5.5% 10 year note. If that outlook comes to…
Feverpitched I originally bought NextEra Energy Partners (NYSE:NEP) a bit too soon (last year on the dip before the big drop in late September). However, while several prominent authors on Seeking Alpha were calling it a Sell and/or urging investors to scramble for the exits, I doubled down in the low $20s and explained my…
Baby Cannot Believe The 12% Yield Is Not Safe Shangarey/iStock via Getty Images On our last coverage of NextEra Energy Partners, LP. (NYSE:NEP) we made the case that investors will go through five stages of grief as they try and stay attached to this broken distribution growth story. While we had high confidence on how…
Hiraman/E+ via Getty Images Co-authored by Treading Softly. I know a number of people who try to live their lives with the concept of having “no regrets.” Ironically, it’s usually people who have that push in their life who carry some of the biggest regrets in their past that they fail to address effectively. There’s…
pcess609 Units of NextEra Energy Partners (NYSE:NEP) were obliterated since mid-September after the partnership said that it was gutting its growth outlook in order to respond to high interest rates. The company’s units lost more than half of their value after the partnership guided for weaker distribution per-unit growth recently… which came as a massive…
iantfoto Unitholders in NextEra Energy Partners, LP (NYSE:NEP) have suffered the worst hammering since the COVID pandemic, leading to NEP’s March 2020 lows at the $29 level. Incredibly, the significant guidance downgrade highlighted by NEP CEO John Ketchum led to a re-test of that level this week, as investors witnessed NEP revisiting the levels last…
pidjoe NextEra Energy Partners (NYSE:NEP), once a high-flying dividend stock, has seen its stock price languish amidst higher interest rates. With the stock yielding nearly 7%, dividend investors may be wondering if it is time to “back the truck up” so to speak. Investors may be having trouble adjusting to the reality of the higher…