Tune Into the Virtual MLP Conference Tomorrow

For those of you who hadn't noticed, we've posted an updated version of our MLP (Master Limited Partnership) Investment Guide this week (registration required). It's gotten thousands of hits since Monday, indicating there is still huge investor interest in MLPs.

What's the big deal? With savings rates near 0% and Treasury rates close to 2%, investors are finding it more challenging to find a place to park their cash and earn some interest. MLPs are one area investors are researching.

MLPs are public partnerships that trade as stocks but give back the majority of their cashflow to investors as dividends. They are popular with investors looking for strong cashflows and generous yields, because most of them yield more than 6%.

Following up on the success of this report, Investor Uprising is giving a presentation tomorrow on RetailInvestorConferences.com, which is hosting an event with an MLP focus. You can view the agenda here, and you can register here.

Generally speaking, MLPs are a little less volatile than stocks but more volatile than bonds. They generally did not lose as much money as equities overall during the bear market of the 2008 financial crisis, and they have performed well in the ensuing bull market. Read our full report if you want to know more. Below is a list of some leading MLPs along with their yields.

Yields of a Selection of MLPs

Tomorrow, you can join the conference and hear a variety of experts and industry executives tell you what's happening in the MLP space. Organizations and MLPs participating in the event include the National Association of Publicly Traded Partnerships (NAPTP), QR Energy (NYSE: QRE), American Midstream (NYSE: AMID), Holly Energy Partners (NYSE: HEP), StoneMor Partners (NYSE: STON), and Swank Capital.

Again, you can view the agenda here, and you can register here.