Retirement Dreams Can Come Down The Pembina Pipeline

Posted On September 28, 2020 11:24 am
By: Dividend Sensei

As I explained in an article a few weeks ago, “whenever I include the word “retire” – or retiree, retirement, or some other derivation – in an article, I’m reminded it must pass my mother’s sleep well at night, or SWAN, test first.”

I went on to explain how that “my mom is now officially retired… she’s on the prowl for safe dividend growth stocks.” Thus, “every time I put ‘retire’ in the title, it’s a signal for her to spot.”

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So today I’m signaling to mom that she has the opportunity to own a terrific SWAN stock that can be purchased at a very attractive price.

While the U.S. markets figure out whether they’re bearish or bullish, now’s a great time to evaluate Pembina Pipeline (PBA) – one of the highest-quality midstream operators around.

Like most midstreams, Pembina has been smashed by the pandemic and the worst oil crash in human history. In recent weeks, it has fallen about 25% further due to what AllianceBernstein believes to be a potent combination of:

Tax-loss selling
Rising political uncertainty in the U.S.
A generally bearish market sentiment.

However, such periods of extreme volatility – including 5% declines in a single day – can create exceptional opportunities with long-term returns to make grown men weep with joy. Right now, Pembina is one very reasonable and prudent high-yield investment for income seekers to make in these scary markets.

Here’s what we mean…

A Very Safe 9% Monthly Yield That’s Perfect for Retirees

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Dividend Sensei

I'm an Army veteran and former energy dividend writer for The Motley Fool. I'm a proud co-founder of Wide Moat Research, Dividend Kings, and the Intelligent Dividend Investor. My work can be found on Seeking Alpha, Dividend Kings, iREIT, and the Intelligent Dividend Investor. My goal is to help all people learn how to harness the awesome power of dividend growth investing to achieve their financial dreams and enrich their lives. With 24 years of investing experience, I've learned what works and more importantly, what doesn't, when it comes to building long-term wealth and income streams and achieving long-term financial goals.