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February 2022
With the coming energy transition where carbon emissions will be required to be significantly reduced, we believe natural gas plays a role as an essential bridge to a more sustainable and reliable energy future that will also help meet the needs of the growing global energy demand.
August 2021
The Portfolio Managers of the Hennessy BP Midstream Fund share their insights on the effect of intense summer temperatures, potentially rising rates, and global energy demand on midstream companies. They also discuss current valuations, payouts, and buybacks in the sector.
June 2021
In his mid-year outlook, Hennessy Funds’ CIO Ryan Kelley reflects on the past year and shares his thoughts for the future.
December 2020
The market showed strength and resilience in 2020, hitting all-time record highs in December. With promising vaccines, historically low interest rates, and strong fundamentals, there is optimism for equities in 2021.
Midstream energy companies have long been attractive to yield-seeking investors. With historically low valuations and the potential for stock buybacks and rising payouts, now may be an extremely opportune time to consider adding exposure to the sector.
July 2020
Portfolio Manager Ben Cook, CFA, shares his insights on the current state of the energy market, discusses valuations and yields for midstream companies, and details the factors that set these companies apart.
June 2020
On a recent conference call, Portfolio Managers Ryan Kelley of the Hennessy Gas Utility Fund and Ben Cook of the Hennessy BP Energy Fund and Hennessy BP Midstream Fund shared their insights on the impact of the current economy on supply and demand dynamics and commodity prices for the oil and natural gas industries.
December 2019
Chief Investment Officer Neil Hennessy reviews current market fundamentals and shares his outlook for the coming year. He provides observations and insights on why he believes this extended bull market still has plenty of room to run.
July 2019
Our team of tenured Portfolio Managers shares their mid-year insights on what's ahead for investors. They provide opinions on the direction of interest rates, trade disputes, and renewed volatility in both equity and fixed income markets, and share their insights about where they believe investment opportunities exist today.
Over the last five years, a difficult operating environment has hampered midstream energy companies and contributed to declines in distributions and stock prices. However, we believe that today midstream companies are at an important inflection point, poised to resume distribution growth that should attract favorable investor attention.
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