Aaron Levitt

InvestorPlace Contributor

Aaron Levitt is an independent investment analyst and author living in State College, Pennsylvania. His work appears in several high profile publications in both print and on the web.

As an advocate for long-term globally oriented investing, Aaron believes that exchange traded funds have leveled playing field for Main Street. Following global macro-economic trends, investors now have several avenues to create great long term portfolios.

Aaron is a graduate of The Pennsylvania State University where he studied Economics and International Business. Aside for helping regular investors develop winning portfolios, his current projects include writing his first book on alternative energy investing.

Follow his picks and pans on Twitter at @AaronLevitt.

Recent Articles

Is Dividend Stalwart Kinder Morgan (KMI) Turning Into a Loser?

By Aaron Levitt, InvestorPlace Contributor Nov 6, 2015

Kinder Morgan (KMI) stock is down considerably, and in its desperation KMI has been forced to finance its much needed big projects at higher expenses. Is Kinder Morgan still a dividend kingpin?

6 High-Yield MLPs Paying Out 6% to 16%

By Aaron Levitt, InvestorPlace Contributor Nov 3, 2015

The recent rout in MLPs hasn't been good for current investors, but it does offer new money some opportunity for outrageously high yields.

SLB vs. HAL — Which Energy Stock Should Get Your Investment Dollar?

By Aaron Levitt, InvestorPlace Contributor Oct 30, 2015

Halliburton & Schlumberger are two energy stocks titans. But which one is a better buy? After earnings, the choice is clear.

6 Kingly Dividend Stocks for a Royal Portfolio Treatment

By Aaron Levitt, InvestorPlace Contributor Oct 28, 2015

These six dividend stocks have been upping the ante on their payouts every year for at least the past five decades. These dividend kings deserve respect.

Chevron Stock: CVX Earnings Likely to Disappoint

By Aaron Levitt, InvestorPlace Contributor Oct 28, 2015

For Chevron stock, this earnings report is going to be a real stinker thanks to low energy prices.