Enbridge (ENB.TO)

Very inexpensive. High dividend yields and, as a Canadian company, gives you the dividend tax credit. Opportunistic acquisitions last year in a higher-rate environment gave them about a 50/50 split between oil and gas pipelines. Simpler story than TRP, similar valuation, and better growth.

Really good dividend. Yield companies have fallen as interest rates have gone up, real headwind. Reasonable valuation. More expensive than TRP, but with a better growth rate. 5% EPS growth, 15x 2025, boosted dividend. Don't add right now. A name like this can give you defensive qualities if markets go bust, as ENB probably won't do down that much from here.

Lots of debt, which the company has indicated it's going to reduce, which means slower dividend growth over time. Yield is 7.6%.

FTS is less levered. For a pure income play compared to ENB, he'd choose this one.

His favourite play in the entire sector is TRP. Less levered than ENB. Healthy dividend yield, with more room for growth. More room for growth in general. 

The pipeline is delayed again, but a year or two from now Canada will see bottlenecks again in moving oil. ENB is the biggest pipeline operator, trades at a discount to the rails, and pays a 7.6% dividend yield.

Largest pipeline operator in North America. ~7% yield very strong. Expected to continue growing dividend. Recent weakness in energy prices reason for share price weakness. Assets very valuable as hard to replicated. Pause and/or falling interest rates will be good for business. Good for income oriented investors. 

A good, long-term pipeline. Shares pulled back recently when they bought three U.S. utilities, but they have nearly financed that by selling some assets. They have a large project backlog. Expect the 7.4% dividend to increase.

Has competition from GEI, PPL, and TA, which all look good here. 15x 2025 earnings. 66% payout ratio on a 7.6% dividend, pretty safe. Dividend growth, EPS growth.

He doesn't think a 5% weighting in a stock is crazy, it's very reasonable. If you have a lot of conviction in those companies, then that's where your weighting should be. Yield is around 7%. Won't reduce the dividend unless something really terrible happens. Extremely mature company, will grow with GDP plus or minus, highly levered. 

Investors own for the dividend. He wouldn't overweight his portfolio with it, but makes sense for a certain demographic.

Difficult couple of years with interest rates. Big acquisition required issuing equity and taking on debt. Acquisition needs to be integrated, but they're pros at that. Diversifies its business. Stock's bounced back since then. No problem maintaining dividend. Becoming more US-focused, Canada's regulations make things too difficult.

Excellent business model with pause in interest rate hikes. Defensive business model with high dividend yield. Recent M&A very good for business. Valuable assets that are hard to replicate. 

Transition to EV vehicles will not occur overnight. Enbridge offers less risky option for investors. Good time to invest for long term investors. Strong dividend and valuable assets. 

For income, yield is almost 8%. Can't replicate pipeline takeaway capacity. Dividend safe, attractive, will likely increase in mid-single-digit range. See her Top Picks.

Turned the corner. Got hurt by high bond yields. Great business. Expectations reset after 2016 merger. Reset dividend expectations to mid-single digit dividend growth. Yield is competitive, good long-term hold. His large-cap, Canadian energy exposure is through TRP, better valuation and yield.

Will continue to own. Great defensive name. Coming off "over sold" position. Even if economy softens, demand for products will remain. 

Long term, hasn't appreciated too much (5-10 years). Good for dividend oriented investors. Good stock to buy on weakness. Current share price is good opportunity. Has been buying shares. Will hold for the long term.