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TSE:ENB

Enbridge (ENB.TO)

78.88
+0.03 (0.04%)
as of Jun 11, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 11, 2026, 12:00 am

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

Enbridge (ENB) is recognized as a leading energy infrastructure company, largely driven by its extensive pipeline network that transports significant volumes of crude oil and natural gas across North America. Experts appreciate its reliable dividend, historically around 5-6%, which is viewed as a sustainable income stream providing growth potential through cash flow generation. The company benefits from the ongoing energy demand and capital spending in the sector, with many analysts highlighting its defensive nature amidst market volatility. While there are mixed opinions about its current valuation and growth prospects, most see it as a solid long-term hold, particularly due to its strategic positioning in the LNG market and the increasing importance of Canadian energy supplies amid geopolitical tensions.

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HOLD
Good, solid A credit rating. You won't make the easy money that has been made in the last 4 months but it will probably play out for another 6 to 12 months.
BUY
Held up relatively well. Has a bunch of growth coming through from all the new pipelines it’s building. Basically inflation hedge because it gets the cost of carrying the gas/oil. You get paid while you wait.
BUY
Time is probably right for stocks like this. At this point in the market cycle, he would like anything that has to do with existing infrastructure.
TOP PICK
Very solid. Wonderful Management team. Oil pipelines is where the game is. A defensive name.
BUY
Likes this one a lot. In the energy sector but it's really a utility. Has well defined growth of 10%+ through 2014. Good dividend yield. Doesn't need to raise any equity to accomplish all their growth plans.
COMMENT
Enbridge (ENB-T) or TransCanada Pipeline (TRP-T)? His choice would be Enbridge, which has a little more earnings growth. Valuations between the 2 are about the same. 3.8% yield.
TOP PICK
Pipelines. Have a really big bag of very good projects to pursue. No doubt that a lot of oil is going to move from Western Canada to the US and China. Think they will grow 10%-15% per year and also tend to increase their dividends. 3.75% yield. Great growth story.
HOLD
20 year bonds yielding 7%. Good company and solid investment.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Relatively conservative structured company that pays a fairly high distribution of about 4%. Expects it to grow at about 10% a year.
TOP PICK
Defensive names of pipelines, utilities have lagged in this run. A little bit of catch-up needs to come. History of growing its dividends. Also grows its assets by investing in itself. Has become an energy distribution company besides the pipeline business of moving oil. 4% yield.
HOLD
Because of extreme aversion to risks in the capital markets, there was less stampeding out of utilities. The rally off the lows looks like it is unwinding that extreme aversion to risk. Reasonably valued.
BUY
Utility bonds would be safer in an economic storm. These could include Enbridge (ENB-T), Trans Canada (TRP-T) and Fortis (FTS-T) Fortis is probably the weaker of the 3 with a slightly lower credit rating. Very solid names.
BUY
Likes it. A well management and capitalized company. They are a utility. In this environment it is a good time to own utilities. This is an excellent time to load up on utilities. And this is a best in class company. Cost is not an issue with them because their pipeline will have to be full.
BUY
His choice over BA.UN-T. Long term record of steady returns, debt to equity position is kept under control. Management has shown discipline through various cycles.
TOP PICK
Going away from the oil theme a little bit because he wants safety and stability. Have increased their dividend consistently over the last 50 years. Has visible earnings growth of about 10% a year through 2012. Well managed. And indirect call on oil/natural gas but particularly oil from the oil sands, which is the business that is here to stay.
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