Enterprise Products Partners: 8% Yielding Dividend Aristocrat For 2023 (NYSE:EPD)

An edited version of This article was published on Dividend Kings on Tuesday, Dec. 6.

This year an estimated 4 billion people will watch at least some of the World Cup in some fashion. That’s 50% of humanity, the single most-watched event in history.

While I’m not a sports fan, I love the World Cup. That’s because it brings out the best in humanity when we replace war and hate with good-spirited competition.

The World Cup happens every four years and represents a rare opportunity that should be cherished because it’s over before you know it.

The same is true of bear markets, which on average, happen once every four years. Just like the World Cup, bear markets are exhilarating, stressful, and at times, terrifying and full of dread and despair.

But unlike the World Cup, bear markets matter because they can make or break your retirement.

Today I wanted to share a golden opportunity in one of the world’s premier ultra-yield blue-chips, Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE:EPD).

This is the No. 1 quality name in its industry, and in 2023 it will become a dividend aristocrat.

Let me show you the three reasons why now is a potentially wonderful opportunity to buy the safety and quality king of midstream before it becomes a dividend aristocrat, and everyone else does.

Reason One: The Quality King Of Midstream Is An 8% Yield Retirees Can Trust

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Why am I recommending EPD today?

EPD isn’t crashing this year. It’s up 21%, one of the best ultra-yield blue-chips on Wall Street.

But that hardly means that EPD is overvalued or incapable of going much higher.

EPD isn’t even in a bear market, but it recently came out of the worst bear market in its history, a nearly 60% crash that wasn’t justified by fundamentals.

EPD from bear market lows is capable of Buffett-like returns for up to 15 years. In fact, the last time it was as undervalued (back in 2000) and trading at 7X cash flow, it went on to deliver 24% annual returns for the next 15 years.

Now we don’t expect EPD to deliver 25X returns in the next 15 years. EPD’s growth potential has slowed compared to the past.

• 4.4% CAGR consensus growth vs. 6.7% 20-year growth rate

But the growth outlook is still relatively the same as it was in the past, and the yield is mouth-watering.

• 7.8% very safe yield
• 100% safety score = 1% severe recession cut risk, 0.5% average recession cut risk

How can we tell? For one thing, EPD has raised its distribution by 7% this year, its 24th consecutive year of payout hikes.

• it becomes a dividend champion in 2024
• it would become a dividend aristocrat, except that S&P doesn’t permit MLPs into the S&P 500

EPD’s 7.8% Yield Is The Safest In Midstream

Year	Distributable Cash Flow	Free Cash Flow	Distribution	DCF Payout Ratio	FCF Payout Ratio	Distribution/Unit
2022	$7,504.0	$5,246.57	$4,136.30	55.1%	78.8%	$1.90
2023	$7,379.0	$5,638.43	$4,310.46	58.4%	76.4%	$1.98
2024	$7,559.0	$6,052.06	$4,506.39	59.6%	74.5%	$2.07
2025	$7,655.0	$5,681.97	$4,528.16	59.2%	79.7%	$2.08
2026	$8,114.0	$6,182.68	$4,702.32	58.0%	76.1%	$2.16
2027	$8,529.0	$6,639.85	$4,832.94	56.7%	72.8%	$2.22
Annual Growth	2.59%	4.82%	3.16%	0.55%	-1.58%	3.16%

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(Source: FAST Graphs, FactSet)

EPD’s masterful management, which many analysts consider the best in the industry, has balanced its growth spending so well that free cash flow is expected to grow at 5% annually through 2027.

Enterprise management are chessmasters in an industry where everyone else is playing checkers.” – Morningstar

That means the DCF payout ratio, the equivalent of the REIT AFFO payout ratio, is expected to remain stable at around 55%.

What’s more, it’s now fully free cash flow self funding, with a 79% FCF payout ratio that’s expected to decline to 73% by 2027, despite 3.2% annual distribution growth.

Free cash flow is what’s left over after running the business and investing in all future growth.

This means EPD is now 100% in charge of its own destiny.

• It neither has to rely on new debt issuances or equity issuances to grow its business
• FCF self-funding is the gold standard of midstream safety

In 2022 analysts expect EPD will retain $1.1 billion in free cash flow after paying $4.1 billion in distributions, and that retained free cash flow is expected to rise to $1.8 billion by 2027.

EPD’s payout ratio has never been lower, and its distribution coverage ratio has never been higher.

That’s because EPD is one of the most diversified midstreams in the world, with a hand in almost every part of the US oil and gas industry.

Natural gas liquids, or NGLs, are its largest focus because this is what the petrochemical industry needs to produce the products that go into almost everything the world produces (including renewable energy inputs).

In fact, 96% of all the products the world uses require oil, including solar, wind, and EVs. Without oil, there’s no energy transition.

• 85% of EPD’s growth spending is focused on petrochemicals and NGLS

On average, every molecule of gas or oil passes through EPD’s systems six times from the oil well to the end consumer, and EPD collects a fee every step of the way.

Yes, EPD faces some commodity price headwinds next year, which Alliance Bernstein thinks will cause operating income to fall by $180 million due to lower NGL margins.

• approximately 4% of cash flow headwind

But guess what? Excellent management can adapt to headwinds, and next year, EPD’s total operating cash flows are expected to grow by 8% and its distributable cash flow by 1%.

EPD has a $5.5 billion growth backlog, including $2 billion in growth spending for next year.

• $5.1 billion in consensus free cash flow after spending $2 billion on growth
• $1.4 billion in post-dividend retained free cash flow in 2023
• up from $1.1 billion in 2022

EPD’s $5.5 billion growth backlog is expected to increase EBITDA by $230 million in 2023, with another $291 million coming online in 2024.

• more than offsetting the NGL price headwind

While there are higher yielding choices right now, very few blue-chips have EPD’s combination of Ultra SWAN (sleep well at night) quality, exceptional payout safety, and solid 4+% long-term growth prospects.

• no energy stock has a 100% safety score and yield higher than EPD

We remain bullish midstream as we believe the sector’s solid underlying fundamentals, defensive characteristics, reasonable valuations, and improved FCF should support outperformance on a relative basis.” – Wells Fargo

Midstream is in a great position as an industry thanks to incredible capital efficiency and discipline, and no one has better capital efficiency than EPD.

Wells Fargo’s analysts agree that EPD is among the “midstream aristocrats” in terms of payout safety.

Why? For one thing, there’s that FCF self-funding backed up by strong industry fundamentals.

Next, we have a full recovery of the US energy industry, with crude production now at record levels and oil exports also at record levels, almost 3.5 million barrels per day.

Natural gas is booming, with record production and record liquified natural gas, or LNG, exports. Thanks to the Russian invasion, Europe will be completely replacing Russian gas, which is expected to drive a huge boom in US LNG.

NGLs, EPD’s main focus, also have recovered from their pandemic lows, with production almost doubling. Ethane demand has exploded and ethane exports, which EPD dominates, continue to climb.

And that’s just the short term.

With the global population expected to rise by nearly 2 billion people by 2050, demand for all energy is going to soar. What about oil demand?

Based on the policies announced by world governments, the IEA expects oil demand to grow by 8 million barrels per day by 2030. Even if governments were to live up to their climate pledges (they aren’t even trying at the moment), oil demand would still grow by 1 million barrels per day.

Even in a global recession in 2023, the energy supply crunch and incredible capital discipline from oil producers are expected to keep prices from crashing.

• midstream is usually a defensive industry in recessions
• and that’s likely to prove the case in 2023

And in the medium term, the outlook for US energy remains solid, with our arsenal of democracy oil and gas reserves helping to win the war for democracy in Ukraine.

The US has gone from importing 10 million barrels per day in 2010 to exporting 3.6 million barrels per day now. And by 2027, that might rise to 6 million bpd.

• making the US the 3rd largest oil exporter in the world, behind Saudi Arabia and Russia

EPD is the No. 1 US oil exporter, with 2 million bpd of capacity.

• 56% of all US oil exports flow through EPD’s terminals

And EPD has recently announced plans to more than double its capacity to 4.4 million bpd by 2025.

• by 2027 73% of US oil exports could be flowing through EPD’s terminals

How stable is EPD’s business?

Oil hit -$38 in April 2020. Looking at EPD’s EBITDA and free cash flow per unit, you wouldn’t know that we were facing the worst oil crash in human history.

Today’s EPD’s balance sheet has never been stronger, with a leverage ratio of 3.1X.

• Rating agencies consider 5.0X debt/adjusted EBITDA safe for this industry
• BBB+ stable credit rating, tied for the strongest in the industry
• 5% 30-year bankruptcy risk according to S&P and Moody’s

54% of its bonds mature in 30 years or more, and its average maturity is 20 years, with an average borrowing cost of 4.4%.

• 15% free cash flow margins in 2022 and 19% returns on invested capital

The bond market is so confident in EPD’s energy transition plan that it will lend to it until 2078.

• Implying that EPD will still be a sound business even 55 years from now

What’s EPD’s energy transition plan?

It’s planning to focus on carbon sequestration (partnering with Buffett’s favorite oil company OXY).

It’s planning on becoming a dominant player in hydrogen, a $3.5 trillion global industry in 2030, according to Cummins (CMI).

EPD has an entire team of experts hard at work planning how it will help the world adapt to a green energy future over the next 60 years.

Ultimately the proof is in the pudding, and EPD’s market and sector-crushing long-term returns are the best evidence of all that EPD is an ultra-yield Ultra SWAN you can trust. Not just in the mild 2023 recession but in all economic conditions to come in the next 60 years.

More Reasons To Buy Enterprise Products Partners Today

Metric	Enterprise Products Partners
Quality	98% 13/13 Ultra SWAN (Sleep Well at Night) Midstream MLP
Risk Rating	Low Risk
DK Master List Quality Ranking (Out Of 500 Companies)	34
DK Master List Quality Percentile	93%
Dividend Growth Streak (Years)	24
Dividend Yield	7.8%
Dividend Safety Score	100%
Average Recession Dividend Cut Risk	0.5%
Severe Recession Dividend Cut Risk	1.00%
S&P Credit Rating	BBB+ Stable Outlook
30-Year Bankruptcy Risk	5.00%
LT S&P Risk-Management Global Percentile	70% Good, Low-Risk
Fair Value	$30.92
Current Price	$24.47
Discount To Fair Value	21%
DK Rating	Potential Strong Buy
Price/Cash Flow	6.7
Growth Priced In	-3.6%
Historical Cash Flow	10 to 12
LT Growth Consensus/Management Guidance	4.4%
5-year consensus total return potential	14% to 19% CAGR
Base Case 5-year consensus return potential	16% CAGR (3X S&P 500)
Consensus 12-month total return forecast	38%
Fundamentally Justified 12-Month Return Potential	26%
LT Consensus Total Return Potential	12.2%
Inflation-Adjusted Consensus LT Return Potential	9.9%
Consensus 10-Year Inflation-Adjusted Total Return Potential (Ignoring Valuation)	2.56
LT Risk-Adjusted Expected Return	8.11%
LT Risk-And Inflation-Adjusted Return Potential	5.78%
Conservative Years To Double	12.45

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(Source: Dividend Kings Zen Research Terminal)

EPD is trading at 6.7X cash flow, an anti-bubble valuation pricing in -3.6% growth.

• as long as EPD grows faster than zero, the payout will always remain safe
• and long-term investors can’t lose money
• as long as they avoid becoming forced sellers for emotional or financial reasons

Enterprise Products 2024 Consensus Total Return Potential

If EPD grows as expected through 2024 and returns to historical mid-range market-determined fair value of 11X cash flow, it could nearly double, delivering 34% annual returns.

• Buffett-like return potential from an anti-bubble blue-chip bargain hiding in plain sight
• 3X the S&P return consensus

Enterprise Products 2028 Consensus Total Return Potential

If EPD grows as expected over the next five years, it could deliver 150% total returns or 16% annually.

EPD Automated Investment Decision Score

EPD is a potentially excellent ultra-yield Ultra SWAN opportunity for anyone comfortable with its risk profile. Look at how it compares to the S&P 500.

• 21% discount to fair value vs. 3% premium S&P = 24% better valuation
• 7.8% safe yield vs. 1.7% (4.5X higher and much safer)
• approximately 12.2% long-term annual return potential vs. 10.2% CAGR S&P
• about 2X higher risk-adjusted expected returns
• 4X higher income potential over five years

Reason Two: Solid Growth Prospects For The Next 55 Years (At Least)

EPD is priced for -3.6% growth, trading at 6.7X cash flow. Here is what analysts actually expect in the medium term.

Metric	2021 Growth Consensus	2022 Growth Consensus	2023 Growth Consensus	2024 Growth Consensus	2025 Growth Consensus	2026 Growth Consensus	2027 Growth Consensus
Sales	56%	38%	1%	1%	NA	NA	NA
Distribution	2%	6% (Official)	4%	5%	1%	4%	7%
Operating Cash Flow	41%	-13%	8%	1%	NA	NA	NA
Distributable Cash Flow	3%	15%	1%	3%	1%	6%	6%
EBITDA	19%	10%	1%	2%	NA	NA	NA
EBIT (operating income)	31%	8%	2%	2%	NA	NA	NA

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(Source: FAST Graphs, FactSet)

This isn’t what a value trap looks like, which becomes apparent in the long-term outlook.

EPD Long-Term Growth Outlook

The median long-term growth consensus from EPD is 4.4%. Just 2% lower than its 20-year growth rate.

How accurate are analyst forecasts for EPD?

Smoothing for outliers, analyst margins-of-error are 15% to the downside and 10% to the upside.

• 4% to 6% CAGR margin-of-error adjusted growth consensus range

EPD’s consensus growth range is at the low end of its historical growth range, outside of the worst oil crash in human history.

And given its growth plans in hydrogen and carbon sequestration (CO2 pipelines), I consider those estimates reasonable.

Consensus Long-Term Total Return Potential (Ignoring Valuation)

Investment Strategy	Yield	LT Consensus Growth	LT Consensus Total Return Potential	Long-Term Risk-Adjusted Expected Return	Long-Term Inflation And Risk-Adjusted Expected Returns	Years To Double Your Inflation & Risk-Adjusted Wealth	10-Year Inflation And Risk-Adjusted Expected Return
Enterprise Products Partners	7.8%	4.4%	12.2%	8.5%	6.2%	11.6	1.83
Safe Midstream	5.9%	6.4%	12.3%	8.6%	6.3%	11.5	1.84
REITs	3.9%	6.1%	10.0%	7.0%	4.7%	15.4	1.58
Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF	3.5%	8.5%	12.0%	8.4%	6.0%	11.9	1.80
Dividend Aristocrats	2.6%	8.5%	11.1%	7.8%	5.4%	13.2	1.70
S&P 500	1.7%	8.5%	10.2%	7.1%	4.8%	15.0	1.60

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(Sources: DK Research Terminal, FactSet, Morningstar, FactSet)

There are higher-yielding stocks than EPD. There are faster-growing blue-chips than EPD. But there’s no 100% safety score, 8% yielding Ultra-SWANs with superior return potential than the aristocrats, S&P, and even SCHD.

Inflation-Adjusted Consensus Total Return Potential: $1,000 Initial Investment

Time Frame (Years)	8.0% CAGR Inflation-Adjusted S&P 500 Consensus	8.8% Inflation-Adjusted Aristocrat Consensus	9.9% CAGR Inflation-Adjusted EPD Consensus	Difference Between Inflation-Adjusted EPD Consensus And S&P Consensus
5	$1,468.65	$1,526.66	$1,603.20	$134.55
10	$2,156.93	$2,330.70	$2,570.26	$413.33
15	$3,167.77	$3,558.19	$4,120.65	$952.88
20	$4,652.33	$5,432.16	$6,606.23	$1,953.90
25	$6,832.64	$8,293.08	$10,591.13	$3,758.49
30 (retirement time frame)	$10,034.74	$12,660.73	$16,979.73	$6,944.99
35	$14,737.50	$19,328.67	$27,221.95	$12,484.45
40	$21,644.21	$29,508.37	$43,642.31	$21,998.10
45	$31,787.72	$45,049.33	$69,967.47	$38,179.75
50	$46,684.97	$68,775.14	$112,172.04	$65,487.07
55 (bond market time frame)	$68,563.78	$104,996.45	$179,834.53	$111,270.75
60	$100,696.06	$160,294.18	$288,311.22	$187,615.16
100	$2,179,486.17	$4,730,019.35	$12,582,566.73	$10,403,080.56

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(Source: DK Research Terminal, FactSet)

EPD offers 17X inflation-adjusted return potential over the next 30 years and 180X over the bond market’s time frame of 55 years.

Time Frame (Years)	Ratio Inflation-Adjusted EPD Consensus/Aristocrat Consensus	Ratio Inflation-Adjusted EPD Consensus vs. S&P consensus
5	1.05	1.09
10	1.10	1.19
15	1.16	1.30
20	1.22	1.42
25	1.28	1.55
30	1.34	1.69
35	1.41	1.85
40	1.48	2.02
45	1.55	2.20
50	1.63	2.40
55	1.71	2.62
60	1.80	2.86
100	2.66	5.77

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(Source: DK Research Terminal, FactSet)

Significantly more wealth than the S&P or aristocrats and almost 5X the much safer yield on day one.

Reason Three: A Wonderful Company At A Wonderful Price

For 20 years, outside of bear markets and bubbles, millions of income investors have consistently paid between 10 and 12X cash flow for EPD.

• 91% statistical probability that this approximates intrinsic value

To be extra conservative, we’re also using historical yield fair values.

Metric	Historical Fair Value Multiples (all years)	2021	2022	2023	2024	12-Month Forward Fair Value
5-Year Average Yield	7.19%	$25.31	$26.43	$26.43	$28.79
13-Year Median Yield	5.97%	$30.49	$31.83	$31.83	$34.67
24-Year Average Yield	6.69%	$27.20	$28.40	$28.40	$30.94
Operating Cash Flow	11.07	$42.95	$37.42	$40.29	$40.96
Average		$30.22	$30.49	$30.94	$33.25	$30.92
Current Price	$24.47
Discount To Fair Value		19.04%	19.74%	20.91%	26.40%	20.86%
Upside To Fair Value (NOT Including Dividends)		23.51%	24.59%	26.43%	35.87%	26.36%
2022 OCF	20223 OCF	2022 Weighted OCF	2023 Weighted OCF	12-Month Forward OCF	12-Month Average Fair Value Forward P/OCF	Current Forward P/OCF
$3.38	$3.64	$0.13	$3.50	$3.63	8.52	6.74

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Even being extra conservative, I estimate EPD is worth at least 8.5X cash flow, and today it trades at 6.7X.

Rating	Margin Of Safety For Low Risk 13/13 Ultra SWAN Quality Companies	2022 Fair Value Price	2023 Fair Value Price	12-Month Forward Fair Value
Potentially Reasonable Buy	0%	$30.49	$30.94	$30.92
Potentially Good Buy	5%	$28.96	$29.39	$29.37
Potentially Strong Buy	15%	$25.91	$26.30	$26.28
Potentially Very Strong Buy	25%	$21.72	$23.20	$23.19
Potentially Ultra-Value Buy	35%	$19.82	$20.11	$20.10
Currently	$24.47	19.74%	20.91%	20.86%
Upside To Fair Value (Including Dividends)		32.36%	34.20%	34.13%

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EPD is a potentially strong buy for anyone comfortable with its risk profile.

• During the Pandemic, it bottomed at a very safe 17% yield and 65% discount to fair value, 4.9X cash flow

Risk Profile: Why Enterprise Products Isn’t Right For Everyone

There are no risk-free companies, and no company is right for everyone. You have to be comfortable with the fundamental risk profile.

EPD’s Risk Profile Includes

• heavy bet on NGLs (nearly 85% of the growth budget)
• regulatory/political risk ( interstate projects)
• litigation risk (interstate projects and industrial accidents)
• industrial accident risk (can cost over $1 billion each to clean up)
• green energy transition execution risk
• M&A execution risk
• talent retention risk
• supply chain disruption risk (causing havoc globally right now)
• cyber security risk: hackers and ransomware (pipelines are now targets)
• virtually no say in how the LP is run

How do we quantify, monitor, and track such a complex risk profile? By doing what big institutions do.

Long-Term Risk Management Analysis: How Large Institutions Measure Total Risk Management

DK uses S&P Global’s global long-term risk-management ratings for our risk rating.

• S&P has spent over 20 years perfecting their risk model
• which is based on over 30 major risk categories, over 130 subcategories, and 1,000 individual metrics
• 50% of metrics are industry specific
• this risk rating has been included in every credit rating for decades

The DK risk rating is based on the global percentile of how a company’s risk management compares to 8,000 S&P-rated companies covering 90% of the world’s market cap.

EPD scores 70th Percentile On Global Long-Term Risk Management

S&P’s risk management scores factor in things like:

• supply chain management
• crisis management
• cyber-security
• privacy protection
• efficiency
• R&D efficiency
• innovation management
• labor relations
• talent retention
• worker training/skills improvement
• occupational health & safety
• customer relationship management
• business ethics
• climate strategy adaptation
• sustainable agricultural practices
• corporate governance
• brand management

EPD’s Long-Term Risk Management Is The 207th Best In The Master List 59th Percentile In The Master List)

Classification	S&P LT Risk-Management Global Percentile	Risk-Management Interpretation	Risk-Management Rating
BTI, ILMN, SIEGY, SPGI, WM, CI, CSCO, WMB, SAP, CL	100	Exceptional (Top 80 companies in the world)	Very Low Risk
Strong ESG Stocks	86	Very Good	Very Low Risk
Foreign Dividend Stocks	77	Good, Bordering On Very Good	Low Risk
Ultra SWANs	74	Good	Low Risk
Enterprise Products Partners	70	Good	Low Risk
Dividend Aristocrats	67	Above-Average (Bordering On Good)	Low Risk
Low Volatility Stocks	65	Above-Average	Low Risk
Master List average	61	Above-Average	Low Risk
Dividend Kings	60	Above-Average	Low Risk
Hyper-Growth stocks	59	Average, Bordering On Above-Average	Medium Risk
Dividend Champions	55	Average	Medium Risk
Monthly Dividend Stocks	41	Average	Medium Risk

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(Source: DK Research Terminal)

EPD’s risk-management consensus is in the top 41% of the world’s best blue-chips, and is similar to:

• Hormel Foods (HRL): Ultra SWAN dividend king
• Procter & Gamble (PG): Ultra SWAN dividend king
• Realty Income (O): Ultra SWAN dividend aristocrat
• Nike (NKE): Ultra SWAN
• Amazon (AMZN): Ultra SWAN

The bottom line is that all companies have risks, and EPD is good at managing theirs, according to S&P.

How We Monitor EPD’s Risk Profile

• 24 analysts
• three credit rating agencies
• 27 experts who collectively know this business better than anyone other than management
• the bond market for real-time fundamental risk-assessment

When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir?” – John Maynard Keynes

There are no sacred cows at iREIT or Dividend Kings. Wherever the fundamentals lead, we always follow. That’s the essence of disciplined financial science, the math behind retiring rich and staying rich in retirement.

Bottom Line: Buy This 8% Yielding 2023 Dividend Aristocrat Before Everyone Else Does

Let me be clear: I’m NOT calling the bottom in EPD (I’m not a market-timer).

Ultra SWAN quality does NOT mean “can’t fall hard and fast in a bear market.”

Fundamentals are all that determine safety and quality, and my recommendations.

• over 30+ years, 97% of stock returns are a function of pure fundamentals, not luck
• in the short term; luck is 25X as powerful as fundamentals
• in the long term, fundamentals are 33X as powerful as luck

While I can’t predict the market in the short term, here’s what I can tell you about EPD.

• The highest quality midstream on Wall Street and one of the best blue-chips on earth
• quality in the top 7% of the world’s best blue-chips
• very safe 7.8% yield (almost 5X the S&P yield growing 3.2% per year)
• 12.2% annual long-term total consensus better than the S&P, aristocrats, and SCHD
• 21% historically undervalued, a potentially strong buy
• 6.7X cash flow vs 10X to 12X historical
• anti-bubble blue-chip priced for -3.6% growth but growing at 4.4%.
• 152% consensus return potential over the next five years, 16% CAGR, 3X better than the S&P 500
• 2X the risk-adjusted expected returns of the S&P 500 over the next five years
• 4X the income potential of the S&P over the next five years

If you want the pinnacle of safe 8% yield, consider EPD.

If you want to sleep well at night in even the most extreme economic and market crashes, EPD has more than proven itself over 24 years.

If you want to make your own luck on Wall Street, then EPD is a great choice today.

Most importantly, if you want to feel like a stock market genius in 5+ years and set yourself up to potentially retire in safety and splendor, EPD is one of the smartest and safest choices you can make today.