Energy Transfer’s units have dropped below $17, resulting in a yield of over 8%. The company’s slowing growth rate is a key factor in its underperformance, with adjusted EBITDA expected to be below guidance. However, Energy Transfer plans to invest heavily in growth projects, including gas processing plants and data center supply agreements. With a low valuation and high distribution yield, Energy Transfer looks like a promising buy below $17. While not featured in the 10 best stocks to buy now, Energy Transfer’s growth potential makes it an intriguing investment opportunity.

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