Which Is the Better Energy ETF, State Street's XLE or Global X's MLPX?

This article compares two popular energy ETFs: State Street's XLE and Global X's MLPX. XLE focuses on large-cap energy companies within the S&P 500, with a low expense ratio of 0.08% and a 2.80% dividend yield. MLPX targets energy infrastructure and MLPs, with a higher expense ratio of 0.45% but a higher 4% dividend yield. XLE's top holdings include Exxon Mobil, Chevron, and ConocoPhillips, while MLPX holds TC Energy, Enbridge, and Williams Companies. The analysis suggests XLE is better for those seeking large-cap oil and gas exposure and low costs, while MLPX suits income-oriented and conservative investors due to its higher yield and lower volatility from midstream infrastructure focus.