Kinder Morgan, Inc. (NYSE)
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Kinder Morgan is one
of the largest energy companies in the United States and is considered to be a
safe haven asset amidst current turbulent environment. KMI stocks are traded
11% off their peak values of the last two years, while its dividend yield is at
6.5%. The world has faced a strong energy crisis and there are no doubts KMI
services will be in demand in the foreseeable future.
Kinder Morgan has
increased its distributable cash flow by 15% to $1,176 million amid high energy
prices. Better-than –expected financial conditions of its clients suggest that
upcoming contracts could be signed on better financial conditions. In other
words, KNO stocks are not overreacting on rising energy prices and may be
better secured if energy prices would go down.
The company made buy
backs on $275 million of its stocks in the market, or 0.7% of total free float
stocks. This could be considered to be an additional reward for investors aside
of regular dividends. KMI stocks are unlikely to perform a strong surge in the
near future but could be considered as safe haven assets with high dividends
for long term-investors who are willing to weather elevated market turbulence.
Kinder Morgan, Inc. (NYSE)
| Ticker | KMI |
| Contract value | 100 shares |
| Maximum leverage | 1:5 |
| Date | Short Swap (%) | Long Swap (%) | No data |
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| Minimum transaction volume | 0.01 lot |
| Maximum transaction volume | 100 lots |
| Hedging margin | 50% |
| USD Exposure | Max Leverage Applied | Floating Margin |
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