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Just noticed Energy Transfer (ET) has been quietly outperforming the broader market lately. The stock was up 2.68% yesterday while the S&P 500 barely moved. Over the past month, ET climbed 4.58% even though the energy sector as a whole gained over 14% - so it's not just riding the energy wave.
What caught my eye is the valuation. ET's trading at a Forward P/E of 11.75 versus the industry average of 12.37, so it's actually cheaper than peers right now. The PEG ratio sits at 0.94 compared to the industry's 1.73, which suggests the market might be underpricing growth expectations for this energy transfer infrastructure play.
Earnings estimates have been creeping up too - consensus EPS estimates shifted 1.21% higher over the past month. That kind of positive revision usually signals analysts are getting more bullish on fundamentals. The company carries a Hold rating from Zacks, but with valuation this attractive and momentum building, worth keeping on the watchlist if you're looking at the energy sector.