You don’t hear much about Williams Companies sounds inherently boring, but maybe that’s exactly why it matters. This is the kind of company that doesn’t need to sell the dream, they’re already operating the core systems that make the dream possible.

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$WMB owns 33,000 miles of natural gas pipelines. That includes Transco, the largest natural gas pipeline network in the United States. If there’s electricity being generated, data centers spinning, factories running, you can bet Williams is somewhere behind the scenes.

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Despite being a large-cap name, it’s quietly ripped nearly 36% over the past year, sitting near all-time highs at just under $60. What’s more surprising is how few people are talking about it.

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The financials back the price action:

- 3.2% dividend yield, paid quarterly

- 8% EBITDA growth

- 12% EPS growth forecast through 2025

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Analysts are starting to catch up. Wells Fargo and Mizuho have both hiked their targets to $67. Some gooners are calling for $74.

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But analyst targets are a load of shit, here is what actually matters: expansion. Williams is acquiring Cogentrix to expand their footprint in power gen, making moves offshore, and considering reviving the Constitution Pipeline, a shelved but high-potential project.

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In a world where AI and crypto are driving power demand through the roof, and energy security is back on the geopolitical chessboard, Williams sits in the sweet spot. This isn’t a hype trade. it’s a cash-yielding, growth-backed, real-world asset play.

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$WMB Watching closely.

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