What are the downsides of OKE as a medium term investment?

u/Iwarrior01 · Reddit — r/ValueInvesting · February 13, 2026 at 07:13 · ⬆ 2 pts  | View on Reddit ↗
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Author is bullish on OKE and Chevron but primarily seeks downside risks, with a positive thesis on OKE's moat and dividend.

OKE — LONG The author views OKE as a good medium-term investment due to its position as the largest midstream player in US natural gas liquids, a highly regulated and capital-intensive field that provides a moat. The stock offers a 5% dividend yield that cushions long-term investment, and despite being 30% above recent lows, the valuation is justifiable. The author is seeking downside risks but has a positive investment thesis.

I have been studying OKE and I feel it is a good stock to invest in. It is the largest midstream player in US for natural gas liquids and since this field is highly regulated and capital intensive it has a moat.

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OKE midstream moat with 5% dividend
The author views OKE as a good medium-term investment due to its position as the largest midstream player in US natural gas liquids, a highly regulated and capital-intensive field that provides a moat. The stock offers a 5% dividend yield that cushions long-term investment, and despite being 30% above recent lows, the valuation is justifiable. The author is seeking downside risks but has a positive investment thesis.
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