AMLP is offering an 8.75% yield by investing in energy infrastructure like pipelines and storage. The main appeal is getting midstream exposure without dealing with K-1 tax forms, though the 0.85% expense ratio is the cost for that convenience. Financials for top holdings like MPLX look decent with strong cash flow coverage. The fund cut distributions in 2020 but has raised them steadily for the last five years. It's underperforming the S&P 500 so far in 2025 but has a 5-year total return over 180%. AMZA was mentioned as a leveraged alternative with higher yield if you can handle more volatility.