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Why National Fuel Gas Is Still On My 'Buy' List


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  National Fuel Gas is a dividend king with 54 years of increases, offering a 3.21% yield and a BBB credit rating. Read why I remain bullish on NFG stock.

The article on Seeking Alpha discusses why National Fuel Gas (NFG) remains an attractive investment option despite its recent stock price decline. The author highlights that NFG, a diversified energy company, has shown resilience with its integrated business model which includes natural gas exploration, production, pipeline, storage, and utility operations. Key points include NFG's strong financial position, with a robust balance sheet and consistent dividend growth, having increased dividends for 54 consecutive years. The company's earnings are expected to benefit from higher natural gas prices and increased production volumes. Despite a slight miss in Q2 earnings, the long-term outlook remains positive due to its strategic investments in midstream assets and potential growth in the Appalachian region. The author suggests that the current dip in stock price presents a buying opportunity for investors looking for stable income and potential capital appreciation, emphasizing NFG's undervalued status and its commitment to shareholder returns through dividends and share repurchases.

Read the Full Seeking Alpha Article at [ https://seekingalpha.com/article/4739993-national-fuel-gas-stock-still-on-my-buy-list ]

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