The crude oil crash certainly hurt a lot of companies during its reign of terror - many firms cut or eliminated their dividends, some stayed alive by being bought out, and some even went under. This article will detail four specific trades which yield from 8.8% to over 20%. This stock has dividend coverage of 1.32x, with 100% fee-based long-term contracts. Revenues, EBITDA and cash flow have all grown by over 60% in the past four quarters. There are strong industry tailwinds, which will support future growth.
But, lest you think that all energy-related firms struggled during this period, take a look at this chart, which compares LNG carrier GasLog Partners LP (NYSE:GLOP) to its peers, the Alerian MLP Index, and Brent Crude Oil. GLOP actually had a 14% return, while crude fell -54%. We've covered GLOP in previous articles - it acquires, owns and operates liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers, providing LNG transportation services under long-term charters worldwide. As of 10/20/2016, it has a fleet of eight LNG carriers. The company was founded and IPO'd in 2014 and is based in Monaco. GasLog Ltd. (NYSE:GLOG) serves as its general partner.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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