HTM remains a high-quality midstream stock with a strong long-term position; the recent drop and 9.55% yield make it attractive to hold and accumulate.

So, we once again this year have another big change in the corporate structure of HTM. Personally, I'm not scared off by this 14.6% drop in a day. I do think that their stock price could stay pretty low in this range for the coming months.

And over the next year or so, we'll likely have a lot of churning of the shareholder base. But I do think in the long run, this is in a pretty good position to be a high-quality midstream oil and gas stock that you can own.

Finally, a lot of the weirdness of the whole sponsor relationship will be put in the rearview mirror. It's also rather unique in that the distributions for HTM, you don't get a K-1 for your taxes. It shows up on your 1099 div.

So, in my personal dividend portfolio, I'm not planning to do anything different. I'm going to keep holding my HTM. I'm going to be reinvesting my dividends. I already have a pretty large position.

I feel pretty good about it from this current valuation after the 14% drop. I'm going to be getting about $2,000 of dividends in November that I'll be reinvesting. I hope the share price is still low then.

And now at a 9.55% dividend yield, I'm getting more interested into adding after this drop. I wasn't necessarily thinking about it a couple weeks ago, but today after this news, I'd be more likely to add and start building my position, dollar cost averaging more over time.

I'm not looking to get out of it, but that's just my opinion.