Oil prices have cooled off considerably over the past year, despite continued supply issues following the fallout of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. That volatility showcases one of the pitfalls of investing in energy stocks.
However, not all energy stocks have exposure to pricing volatility. Many generate stable cash flows, giving them the funds to pay attractive dividends and invest in growing their operations. These three stand out for their stable cash flows and growing dividends. With their stock prices falling along with the broader market over the past year, investors should consider buying as many shares as they can get their hands on this month.
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