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TPYP
Tortoise North American Pipeline ETF
stock NYSE ETF

At Close
Sep 14, 2026 3:59:30 PM EDT
42.53USD-0.479%(-0.20)23,882
42.48Bid   42.54Ask   0.06Spread
Pre-market
0.00USD-100.000%(-42.73)0
After-hours
Sep 11, 2026 4:10:30 PM EDT
42.73USD-0.036%(-0.02)0
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TPYP Specific Mentions
As of Sep 14, 2026 11:50:23 PM EDT (<1 min. ago)
Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.
369 days ago • u/The-Goat-Trader • r/stocks • energy_names_worth_looking_at_but_oil_stuck_in • C
Midstream has been my go-to hedge/balance in energy. It’s a lot steadier than the broad energy ETFs and big oil companies, at least over the past 5 years. I like the Alerian MLP index products — AMLP for straight exposure, or even MLPR (1.5x leveraged) if you want some extra juice. TPYP (North American pipeline ETF) has also held up really well post-2022 and seems less tied to day-to-day oil price swings.
If you’d rather pick single stocks, just look at the top holdings of AMLP or TPYP — that’s basically the who’s who of midstream. Solid cash flows, nice distributions, and you don’t have to stress as much about crude bouncing between $60–80.
sentiment 0.80
369 days ago • u/The-Goat-Trader • r/stocks • energy_names_worth_looking_at_but_oil_stuck_in • C
Midstream has been my go-to hedge/balance in energy. It’s a lot steadier than the broad energy ETFs and big oil companies, at least over the past 5 years. I like the Alerian MLP index products — AMLP for straight exposure, or even MLPR (1.5x leveraged) if you want some extra juice. TPYP (North American pipeline ETF) has also held up really well post-2022 and seems less tied to day-to-day oil price swings.
If you’d rather pick single stocks, just look at the top holdings of AMLP or TPYP — that’s basically the who’s who of midstream. Solid cash flows, nice distributions, and you don’t have to stress as much about crude bouncing between $60–80.
sentiment 0.80


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