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Enbridge (ENB.TO)

76.70
-0.02 (0.03%)
as of Jul 3, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 38 opinions in the last 12 months.

Enbridge (ENB) is recognized by several experts as a solid investment, primarily due to its robust dividend yield, currently around 5-6%, and consistent revenue flow from its extensive pipeline network. While the company has been seen as under pressure from fluctuations in oil prices, it benefits from long-term contracts that emphasize oil volumes rather than prices. Many analysts highlight their well-managed operations and strong management team, viewing ENB as a favorable option within the energy sector, especially given the emerging LNG markets. However, some concerns regarding stock performance relative to the growth seen in other sectors were noted, with several experts suggesting a cautious approach to buying at current price levels, indicating that waiting for a potential dip might be prudent. Overall, Enbridge is appreciated for its defensive characteristics and incremental growth prospects.

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Fair Value
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BUY
Yielding close to 3%. These power pipeline companies are trading at fairly high P/E multiples on a historical basis in the 20/21 range. Likes this one and its strategy. A good long term investment.
DON'T BUY
As a longer term hold it's probably OK. Has been a great performer for some time. All of these pipeline assets in general have limited upside right now. Hard to see where the growth is going to come from. Enbridge is adding 5 new pipelines, which means they are going further and further out on the risk scale.
DON'T BUY
Excellent management and great properties. Stock has had a big run, so might like at others, such as TransAlta (TA-T) and a Trans Canada (TRP-T).
HOLD
Pipelines are the place to be. Getting quite high and if you don't own, consider pipeline trusts instead.
BUY
Power generation business is a really good business to be in over the next 3/5 years. Responds to rising interest rates as it has a very good dividend yield, but has been increasing that yield. Feels that interest rates will go up at a reasonable level.
TOP PICK
Has a large pipe going from the tar sands into some pretty key markets. Very well managed. Expects it to earn $3.25/3.30 over the next year, so not terribly expensive. 3% yield.
TOP PICK
In an uncertain market, this gives you a 3% yield which is equivalent to what you get in a bank savings as well as the dividend tax credit and they are growing. Bought pipelines from Shell and will build a pipeline from the oil sands to Prince Rupert.
BUY
Has been a very good performer. Reflects the fact that the whole power sector is going to be a very good one for the remainder of the decade. Dividend of about 3.5% with a 5/8% growth, it will give a decent return.
BUY
A good solid dividend paying stock. Can be a part of a core holding in a portfolio.
BUY
Is expanding. May be building new pipelines to suppliment current demands.
SELL
Long term growth with tarsands. Good growth recently.
TRADE
Treated like a utility stock. There's been a little back up in the bond market and they are interest rate sensitive.
DON'T BUY
The three major pipelines are TransCanada (TRP-T), Enbridge (ENB-T) and Terasen (TER-T). TransCanada is sort of dull, but they have come out with reversing of pipeline and getting into Chicago and have a good yield. Enbridge is fully priced. Terasen is opening up the west coast and is the best located in terms of expanding their pipeline. Prefers TransCanada and Terasen.
HOLD
Likes the company and they own tons of it, but it has run up very strongly recently. If you have a lot of it, you might want to take some profit.
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