Introducing The New MLP Stocks Bundle From I Know First

An MLP, or master limited partnership, is one type of limited partnership that is publicly traded on a national securities exchange. MLPs are typically run by a general partner while a limited partner provides capital for the business. Generally, investors receive a stable yield on investments in MLPs with the opportunity to participate in business upside.

MLPs are most commonly recognized for the tax benefits that they offer as they are classified as partnerships rather than corporations and, thus, generally avoid corporate income tax at the state and federal levels. However, in order to qualify for these tax benefits, an MLP must generate 90% of its income from “qualified sources” such as natural resources, real estate, and commodities.

The most popular industry for MLPs is in the energy sector. Of the three types of energy MLPs, midstream and downstream MLPs have the highest number and upstream MLPs follow. These types of energy MLPs are differentiated by the stage at which the company is involved in during the process of getting gas and oil to consumers. Upstream MLPs are companies that do exploration, recovery, and production of crude oil and natural gas. Next, midstream MLPs work to gather, store, and transport the oils and gasses. These companies use pipelines, for example, to move product often across state borders. Lastly, downstream MLPs are involved in the distribution of the oil and gas to the consumer. This includes all residential, industrial, and agricultural consumers.

Our new MLP Stocks package is designed for investors and analysts who need trend predictions for stocks of Upstream, Mistream, and Downstream MLPs in the energy sector. The self-learning algorithm filters out stocks that fit the criteria and then does further analysis to assign each asset a trading signal indicating whether the stock is likely to see an increase or a decrease in price. Forecasts from this package include 20 stocks with bullish and bearish signals and indicates the 10 best stocks for both the long and short positions.