Paul Chi

The venerable ratings agency uses its dominant competitive position to churn out steady, growing returns.

This is an Internet behemoth that's growing like a small cap.

This company's data centers give safe passage to the world's Internet traffic, and we think big things could be in store for investors as that traffic keeps growing.

The synthetic-fuel maker faces an uphill battle as oil prices remain low, and the expansion in its chemicals business could be coming at just the wrong time.

This well-run data provider produces some excellent numbers of its own. Does it have what it takes to join MDP's portfolio -- and yours?

Income Investor gave this business-development company a second chance, and it hasn't paid off for investors. It's time to cut loose.

Teva looks cheap today based purely on the numbers, but management has shown a lack of industry foresight, questionable strategic motives, and an inability to bring the company’s drug pipeline to market in a timely manner.

You're getting some cash back -- yay! -- but your overall position may have changed a small amount -- harumph. Read on for more details.

If you own shares, you're getting some cash back -- yay! -- but your overall position may have changed a small amount -- harumph.

Shares of the Brazilian water and sewage provider have been choppy -- something you rarely see at a utility company -- and now that they've had some buoyancy, it's time to take your profit and let go.

This market disruptor has more going for it than we gave it credit for. So today, we're taking it off hold and declaring it fit for new investments.

This is the only rail operator that connects the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf coasts -- which gives it access to important trade routes and plenty of opportunity to ship a growing number of goods over time.

The natural gas company's recent big transaction increases its commodity exposure, undoing years of hard work to reduce that variable. The risk here is no longer worth it.

The operator of fuel-storage facilities, pipelines, and terminals hasn't increased its distribution since 2012. There's no growth in sight, so Income Investor recommends selling.

Today's the day that Spectra Energy shares automatically turn into Enbridge shares as part of the previously approved merger, which creates one of the world's largest energy-infrastructure companies.

Income Investor's natural-gas infrastructure business has agreed to be bought. We've analyzed the merger and are excited about the combined company's potential.

Oneok is simplifying its structure in a win-win for all stakeholders involved.

Income Investor is putting Oneok Partners on Hold and increasing its valuation estimates for both entities.

Management hasn't transformed the increasing amount of liquid running through its pipelines into increasing cash flow.

Income Investor recommends taking advantage of the market's current optimism as investing in the natural-gas infrastructure businesses becomes riskier.