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Enbridge (ENB.TO)

79.33
+0.45 (0.57%)
as of Jun 12, 2026, 3:19:15 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 12, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 39 opinions in the last 12 months.

Enbridge (ENB) continues to attract positive attention from experts as a solid investment in the energy infrastructure sector. With a competitive dividend yield of around 5% to 6% and consistent cash flow, it is regarded as a reliable income-generating stock. Analysts highlight its significant role in moving crude oil and natural gas across North America, benefiting greatly from the ongoing LNG boom. However, some caution against entering the market at its current price levels, suggesting a potential pullback could offer better buying opportunities. Overall, the energy sector appears to be in a prolonged bull phase, with tailwinds from increasing energy demand and political support for infrastructure development, positioning Enbridge favorably for future growth.

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Positive
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Fair Value
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DON'T BUY
He used to own this and was keen on this, but it's now hard to build pipelines. Its line 3 woes is getting a lot of pushback. At least wait to see if ENB gets cheaper.
DON'T BUY
The 6.2% yield is safe. Overall it will continue to do okay. He prefers other stocks, however.
DON'T BUY

Management has done a good job in this light oil producer (WCP-T). If the economy slows, oil prices would fall and that could threaten the yield further. He has a negative view on all resources right now. He only owns pipelines like ENB-T.

BUY

It has a good income. They had a few stumbles and now people seem to prefer TRP-T, but he would be a buyer of ENB-T here.

WATCH
The dividend is safe. If their pipes go through (line 3 and 5), it will do fine. There is still a lot of drama and he’s not putting more money into it.
HOLD
A declining interest rate environment is good for them. The dividend will continue to grow. They have issues on line 3 and 5. If line 5 is shut down then we can't get oil to the US to go east and west. They are in the process of cleaning up their corporate structure from a balance sheet perspective. He thinks it will go higher and continue to thrive.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jul 25/19, Up 7%) He still likes it. Great for income and would buy it today. The only issue is the lack of pipelines in Canada, but in the end there's a fundamental need to move oil across the country.
COMMENT
The dividend is safe and will continue to grow. Line 3, the main pipeline from Manitoba to America, hit some delays and legal action, but that's all resolved. Line 5 is hitting resistance from the Michigan governor, but he's confident it will be resolved.
COMMENT

The Federal government is anti-pipeline? He looks at either TRP-T and ENB-T for this space. He prefers the valuation of ENB-T at this time. He likes how TRP-T is re-inventing itself however. There is a big question mark around whether Keystone pipeline will actually get built. Any hint of failing to go forward could negatively impact the TRP-T share price.

BUY

He likes both companies. There was always a concern about ENB-T being able to finance their projects but they keep proving they can. He believes they will continue to perform fairly well. They are an attractive yield play.

BUY
Big problem was buildup of debt. But this has been corrected to some degree. Decent dividend. Risk with Line 3 and 5, but regulatory risk will always be there. Valuations are more reasonable than they've been for a while.
BUY
Average down? He likes it now more than before as the dividend continues to grow. They've sold non-core assets to pay off debt. However, the line 3 pipeline is stuck in Minnesota courts and line 5 stalled in Michigan. Eventually, they will prevail in both. It's a good income story. He doesn't average down.
HOLD
Holds a rate-reset stock that's gone down. Sell now, wait for a rate rise or buy the common shares? It's double-whammy now, because rate-reset are going lower and you get less of a value with the spread. Every 5 years they reset to a spread above Canadian government bonds. Also, ENG is an oil stock which is way out of favour. He owns ENB preferreds and he's comfortable holding till interest rates turn up again. For resets, you want a wide spread and a late maturity date.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Starting to see more certainty in the pipelines. They also diversified by making some acquisitions. The dividend is strong and will continue to be there. Could get good returns at a 5 year hold.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Likes the pipelines, they are essentially utilities. They are under pressure as a sector. The pipelines are safe in the energy sector.
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