Enbridge Income Fund Holdings (ENF.TO) Buy,…

Enbridge Income Fund Holdings (ENF.TO)

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COMMENT

Enbridge Income Fund (ENF-T) or Enbridge (ENB-T)? Both are great companies. Feels that Enbridge (ENB-T) has more growth and therefore growth in the dividend, which she is after. Income fund has more yield. Both are well managed. It just depends on what are you prefer the yield or the growth.

BUY

This is kind of a Junior Enbridge (ENB-T). When an asset matures, Enbridge moves it down to this income fund. Their biggest asset is the Alliance Pipeline in Canada. Also, have wind operations. 5.25% yield. Earnings are growing about 4%. If you want a higher yield but less volatility or growth, this is okay.

HOLD

Feels the distribution is sustainable. Not a big growth type situation. If you are going to buy, he would suggest you buy the parent Enbridge (ENB-T).

HOLD

This is the drop-down vehicle for Enbridge (ENB-T), which will sell off renewable assets that they want to spin off, to this company. Feels the dividend is sustainable but the valuation is a little bit lofty.

COMMENT

This is fine and the income is safer than Enbridge (ENB-T) but not as much growth.

COMMENT

Will be converting to a corp. and will be taxed accordingly. A lot of Saskatchewan assets are doing quite well and will see the full benefit of the pipeline in 2011. Expects to see pressures on tolls on the main pipeline, which will be an issue for them in the longer run.

HOLD

Good yield. Expect they will change to a corporation in the spring.

BUY

This would be the next thing he would own on the income trust side for an income portfolio. Screening quite well. 10% yield. Classic utility.

BUY

Primarily pipelines in Saskatchewan. Closer to 2011 he expects the parent, Enbridge (ENB-T) will buy it back in. In the meantime, you have a 10%-11% yield, which he thinks is safe.

DON'T BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Would prefer to buy Enbridge (ENB-T) the company because he worries about the payout going forward.

COMMENT

Likes the “common share” pipelines such as Enbridge (ENB-T) and Trans Canada (TRP-T) as well as Inter Pipeline (IPL.UN-T). Has nothing against this one.

HOLD

Have reasonable trusts to own. Not high risk. Wouldn't be buying at this particular time.

BUY

A pipeline trust. There were a lot of concerns as interest rates rose and it got hit more than was necessary. Good value at these prices.

WEAK BUY

A very safe and stable pipeline trust. If you're looking for safety, continue to hold it. You not going to get burned by it. If you're looking for growth, you should look at another sector.

TRADE

Very good trust, but very little growth. The only concern is where interest rates are heading. 50% ownership in the Alliance Pipeline.

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