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KMI vs PSX

A side-by-side look at KMI and PSX, updated throughout the trading session.

Performance, normalized

Z-scored closes: both paths on one scale, price levels aside.

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KMI vs PSX: how they differ

Kinder Morgan, Inc. (KMI) and Phillips 66 (PSX) are both in the Energy sector: KMI is classified in Oil & Gas Midstream, PSX in Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing. Both trade on NYSE.

KMI trades about 11.7 million shares a day on average, against 2.8 million for PSX. PSX has the higher beta (0.70 against 0.58 for KMI), meaning it has historically moved more with the broad market. Over the trailing twelve months, KMI paid $1.18 per share in dividends and PSX paid $5.01 per share.

Figures as of October 25, 2026.

The chart Z-score-normalizes each closing series, computing (close − mean) ÷ standard deviation over the window, so both paths share one scale regardless of price level, and correlation is computed on daily returns. Figures update throughout the trading session. Nothing on this page is financial advice.