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TSE:ENB

Enbridge (ENB.TO)

79.16
+0.28 (0.35%)
as of Jun 12, 2026, 7:09:21 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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TOP PICK
small Pays over 5% dividend that'll grow. The line 3 delay is a small hiccup; the stock has already recovered from that announcement. He sees 8-10% annual dividend and earnings growth for 5 years. (Analysts’ price target is $54.45)
WEAK BUY
The recent pipeline delay will delay the project by 6-12 months. Crude by rail will offset this. This will hurt their furture earnings. ENB has paid down their debt through asset sales, so they're in good shape. They've been growing their dividend. His firm has owned this since the 1950s.
HOLD
What happened to ENF-T? It was brought in by the parent. It does not have a lot of growth potential. You get a great dividend. It is difficult to show where growth comes from, however.
HOLD
They just heard that their line 3 will be delayed to end-2020, a big setback. It's a solid utility and he expects line 3 will get built eventually.
BUY
Considering the line 3 delay just announced You can still own this. The line 3 delay surprised him, but he expects it to eventually get going. The delay will not derail ENB. Their dividend is safe.
BUY
TransCanda Pipelines vs Enbridge If you ran a 10 year chart on both of these, you can't tell the difference between them. Everything is pretty equal between these 2 names. Could play a trading game swapping between them both dependant on yield. They will continue to raise their dividends. These are great monopolies across North America. He would own both.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Mar 12/18, Up 24%) Last year there were fears of dividend cuts and concerns over funding plans. However, he knew the corporate book value was worth multiples over what the stock was trading at. There has never been more interest in robust infrastructure assets. They have increased the dividend 10%. When Line 3 gets done there will be another bull run.
TOP PICK
A defensive yield play. Canada's largest pipeline, moving two-thirds of all the oil produced out of western Canada and transfer 22% of all the natural gas in North America. They've cleaned up their corporate structure and de-leveraged. They sold $3-4 billion in non-core assets like gas processing plants. They got a permit to build line 3 in Minnesota. They yield 6%. (Analysts’ price target is $54.92)
BUY ON WEAKNESS
It's done very well this year. Pipelines can deliver decent returns. This is a little rich now. He's bullish pipelines long term. Pays a 6% dividend.
TOP PICK
A serial dividend raiser. It had survived a nasty 2017-18 period after the Spectra asset purchase. The balance sheet has been re-balanced. It is very cheap and the assets can not be replaced. Yield 6.1% (Analysts’ price target is $55.59)
BUY
We have seen a choppy sideways consolidation. If we break, out the next key level is $54. He likes the energy patch for this summer.
RISKY
Their last earnings was a beat. Line 3 construction schedule has more flexibility than he thought. Shovels have to be on the ground by June. The name is cheap at 10.5 times 2020 FCF. The only thing is if Line 3 doesn't go through. A year ago he would have said that yes but there is so much opposition. If it does, the stock goes meaningfully higher.
DON'T BUY
Have to do your homework on the DRIP. Doesn't own it because of the debt load, unlike TransCanada. Stock going sideways because need more positive information coming out, such as pipeline approved and debt is being paid down. Otherwise, affects credit rating.
BUY
All the pipelines corrected as there was a fear of rising rates. Earlier this year it became not a short. A long term investor can hold this. Their payout ratio is a little stretched. It is not the cheapest company. But you can't go wrong long term.
STRONG BUY
She likes the company and thinks it has executed their strategy to sell off non-core assets. They streamlined their corporate structure and Line 3 is moving forward. This will add to earnings and cash flow and think the dividend can continue to grow until 2020. She would be buying here. Yield 6.2%
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