TSE:ENB

Enbridge (ENB.TO)

76.70
-0.02 (0.03%)
as of Jul 3, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJul 4, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 38 opinions in the last 12 months.

Enbridge Inc. (ENB) is regarded as a strong player in the energy infrastructure sector, benefiting from consistent oil volumes and long-term oil contracts. Experts appreciate its robust dividend yield, currently around 5-6%, which has seen steady growth over time. The company is viewed positively for its reliable cash flows and management. There are concerns about its valuation, as some analysts note it trades at higher price-to-earnings (PE) ratios, suggesting a balance between growth and defensive stability. Despite competition from other securities and potential market volatility, many see it as a solid long-term hold given ongoing energy demand and strategic expansion initiatives.

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BUY
He owns it and has been a Top Pick in the past. It sells at a bit of a discount based on the doubt that they will be able to raise their dividend as they say. He thinks the yield is sustainable. The US regulatory delays will be eventually resolved. A good buy at these levels. Yield 6%
BUY
Pays a 6.5% yield. ENB is in an attractive sector for a long-term investor. ENB will survive this patch of no pipelines--eventually they will be built. This is good to average down over 3-5 years.
HOLD
Still likes it. One concern is still Line 3 being delayed. In Michigan, government wants an earlier pipeline shutdown. The business itself is fine, but political risk could impact the stock short-term. Buy it at a 3-5% weighting, put it away, hold it for years. Nice dividend with growth.
HOLD
He has held a position with ENB all his career. Right now the company is in a weird spot, with Michigan and Minnesota creating headwinds. The lines need to be refurbished, but there is political delays. This could put the dividend growth at risk.
HOLD
Still a sell at $55? It's sideways and he doesn't expect much growth, but as long as it can pay its dividend, he's happy.
TOP PICK

It's up 11% YTD, and has lagged TC Energy because of line 3 problems in the States. This will resolve itself eventually. Meanwhile, ENB has fixed its balanced sheet in the past year. It pays a 6.14% yield vs. 4% historic yield. (Analysts’ price target is $55.03)

HOLD
Good quality company. Really a utility. Part of the pipeline group, where the courts are always waiting to pounce. Good yield, but be prepared for more delays. If you like the yield, hold on and hope the environment improves. From a capital gains standpoint, it's not a place to park your money. Yield is 6.2%.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jul 10/18, Up 8%) It is attractively priced with that yield. They had some headline risk recently. It should clear up by the end of next year. It will grow another 10% next year.
BUY
Likes the name. Issues will be resolved. Stock came off, but was a bit overdone and a chance to buy more. Firmly above the 200 day MA, technically positive sign. Good for income and growth. Yield is over 6%, with 8% expected growth.
HOLD
He owns this and bought more during the tough times. Line 3 may be delayed and there is controversy over Line 5 in Michigan. It has a healthy dividend that is well funded -- close to 7% yield. All the issues will work themselves out. Any disruption of oil flow would be dealt with quickly, due to the strategic need to feed the US refineries.
HOLD
If he were to draw a horizontal line, lots of resistance both above and below that line. Messy chart. Pays a 6% dividend. Not high risk. Good buy if you want to diversify your portfolio. Put a pretty tight stop around $43, and just hold. Pretty safe on the downside right now, but upside is also limited.
WEAK BUY
It is a high yielder at more than 6%. The dividend is safe but you won't see much growth in it. You have to pick your spot and EMB-T has behaved less well than others in the space. He would focus on where you get the best dividend growth going forward. They are great operators.
DON'T BUY
It'll struggle in the next few years. He's been a fan of this in the past. Their growth is tethered to line 3, which suffers one problem after another. True, you'll get paid the nice, safe dividend, but don't put new money here. Pembina is better.
WATCH
The stock's uptrend has recently broken down. He likes the longer term up channel that has formed since early 2018 with higher significant lows, but thinks it may take time before it regains its momentum to the upside. The TMX announcement later today may impact the share price significantly.
TOP PICK
There is friction with two US projects, but it is noise in the current environment. They have consistently raised their dividends. You can buy this today with a 6.5% yield and they will be in a position to continue increasing it over the next few years at least. If we had a better environment in Canada for pipelines it would boost this one as well as the other pipelines. (Analysts’ price target is $55.09)
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