TSE:ENB

Enbridge (ENB.TO)

67.37
+0.18 (0.27%)
as of Oct 23, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Closed.
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BUY
A dividend-paying stock There are many, 20. Enbridge is one. Delays in line 3 and debt were a problem, but ENB has solved both and have in fact just raised their dividend. If pipelines are scarce, then why not own one? ENB isn't expensive now.
COMMENT

ENB vs. Keyera for dividend safety They pay the same yield. FMV of Keyera is 14% higher and Enbridge is 13.4% than current stock prices. Keyera has resistance at $36 (sell at this point). The big difference is, the balance sheet of Enbridge is slipping away, while Keyera's is rising, so he mildly prefers Keyera. Both have limited upside.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 10/18, Up 28%) Pays over a 5% yield. They have a $19 billion spending program that they can self-fund without issuing shares. Their leverage is a little higher than their target. They just reported a very good quarter. He's sticking with it. He slightly prefers this over TC Energy.

COMMENT

TRP vs. Enbridge Both are great companies, but prefers TC for paying a higher dividend (that should continue to rise), and a more stable balance sheet. ENB has a lot of debt from acquisitions. ENB's dividend is higher, but less safe. TC is a core investment.

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 31/19, Up 11%) One of the largest shippers of oil and natural gas in North America. December 10 is their analyst day and there should be good news on earnings. It should get 8-10% growth plus the dividend. Yield 6%
COMMENT
IPL vs ENB? IPL is really a Western Canadian story with a 7.7% yield, whereas ENB is a North American play. IPL is building a petrochem plant, which is going to require a lot of debt. He thinks investors were upset with the take-over bid as they never were given a chance to vote on it. At this price level, he likes it. He prefers KEY.
TOP PICK
NA's largest energy transporter. Key piece of infrastructure. Increasingly difficult to build new pipelines, so these are increasingly valuable assets. Underappreciated. You get paid to wait. Good 20% upside from here. Yield is 5.84%. (Analysts’ price target is $55.17)
COMMENT
Not free cash-flow positive. 5.7% dividend with a payout ratio of 55%. Overall, he’s positive on energy stocks but it’s not his preferred pick in the space.
COMMENT
Favourite pipeline? Pembina, Transcanada and three others--whatever pays the highest dividend. But he always follows Enbridge. It's a stalwart and pays a healthy dividend. Pipelines are a monopoly.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
The stock and whole group looks good. Don't chase, but buy on weakness. Also pay a 6% dividend.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
It had a big move recently. A surprise in the most recent quarter pushed the stock price up. He would hope for a stumble to get the stock price into a buying range again. (Analysts’ price target is $55.00)
BUY
Dividend is good. The pipeline side is a utility so your money is safe. It went through some difficult times but it’s up and he would go with it for the dividends.
TOP PICK
Pipelines are scarce. ENB runs the key pipeline from western Canada to the U.S. They move 66% of all Canadian oil and 22% of natural gas in North America. It yields 5.9% with a plan to grow it 10% annually. The stock has been sluggish, but is getting back into gear. (Analysts’ price target is $54.99)
BUY ON WEAKNESS
They had a good quarter with cash flow beating expectations. She wouldn't rush to buy it at current levels, but rather wait for a pullback. Line 3 will likely go through. A good long-term buy in pipelines, something Canadian oil really needs. So, ENB's pipelines are valuable assets. Pays an attractive yield, too, that should rise along with cash flow growth.
PARTIAL BUY
It will hold up in an economic recession. His only concern with pipelines is that interest rates have come down so far in the last year, if interest rates went back up, pipelines would probably come back off. You may only want to own some, rather than adding to the position.
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