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Kinder Morgan Energy Partners is one of those high-yielding dividend plays Cramer's loved so much recently.
Over the past decade, KMP [KMP
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Next year, Kinder Morgan expects to offer an 8.6% yield to shareholders, not a paltry sum by any measure. And according to CEO Richard Kinder, even this tough market won't threaten the payout. Kinder told Cramer on Thursday that his firm is able to achieve growth even while rewarding shareholders. And the declining price of oil? Not a problem for this company.
Watch the video for more from Kinder and to see why Cramer said this company is "a great refuge in a troubled market."
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