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Fortis Inc. (FTS.TO)

76.35
-0.24 (0.31%)
as of Sep 1, 2026, 7:45:07 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 13 opinions in the last 12 months.

Fortis Inc. (FTS-T) has garnered a variety of opinions from experts, predominantly viewing it as a solid utility investment with a dependable dividend yield of around 3.3%. Despite its consistent history of dividend increases, projected growth remains modest at approximately 5% annually. Many analysts appreciate the company's stability and position in the utility sector, especially amidst the increasing demand due to data center expansions. However, there are concerns about its current valuation, with some suggesting waiting for a better entry point around the low $70s. Overall, Fortis is considered a reliable choice for investors seeking steady income and reduced volatility, though it may not deliver significant capital gains comparable to growth stocks.

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Hold
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Fair Value
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BUY
He is not bullish on the utilities because they are expensive and are defensive. But he holds this one as it stands out amongst the others.
BUY
Buy more? They own this one and have for a number of years. They have continued to buy around $52-$53. She thinks the dividend is safe and will continue to grow. Yield 3.5%
BUY
Their investments in Muskrat Falls He likes this because a portion of their business is regulated--that's a predictable cash flow they can then reinvest, like all utilities. They pay a growing dividend, excellent for income investors. Doesn't know about the Falls, though.
COMMENT
Utilities? He has owned a lot of AQN and FTS -- they have done well with interest rates going down. As long as government money is flowing, the lights will all stay on. He might wait to buy AQN in the $18 range.
TOP PICK
It's held up relatively well. They have a $19 billion plan to build in coming years. He expects 5-7% earnings growth through 2024. A safety utility play in this environment. (Analysts’ price target is $58.98)
PARTIAL BUY
200 day moving average? It has been a great performer and has benefited from lower interest rates. With interest rates looking to go lower, if you don't own it already this is a high quality utility to own. It is still a little expensive and he will be buying if it takes another flush lower.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Mar 13/19, Up 24%) Great company, core holding. Continues to do well. Yield of 3% plus, growing at 5-6% a year. Hold forever. Valuations are high, so probably won't be acquiring anything soon.
COMMENT
A company that has done quite well over the years. It's a takeover strategy that has done some good acquisitions. Looking at actual returns, the purchases are looking expensive. He would go with the ETF for the yield rather than the stock. Yield 3%.
PARTIAL SELL

All infrastructure stocks have long-life assets. FTS has grown its dividend. Emera is slightly cheaper, but you don't need to switch over. One of his top picks will outperform Fortis. Expect just a little growth from Fortis this year. Take some profits at current all-time highs.

DON'T BUY
It's probably topped out by getting up to its fair market value so there's not much place to go. He is using the opportunity to switch into things that are more promising.
BUY

How Many Stocks does he Recommend Holding in the Utility Sector. Stocks in isolation miss the point. It depends on what utilities you are buying. He has almost a 20% weighting in utilities. He has FTS-T with huge diversification, yet has NPI-T which is a power producer around the world as well as domestic, although mostly off-shore wind. He owns 4 or 5 stocks.

TOP PICK
The company has said it will increase the dividend annually by 6% until 2024. A regulated, stable business with steady cash flows that will supprot the dividend growth. Yield 3.6% (Analysts’ price target is $55.73)
DON'T BUY
Looks to be rolling over. He wouldn’t be looking at utility stocks right now. There was an upward trend line that broke. If interest rates go up, fortis won’t do well. He would wait a couple more months before even looking to ré-entre.
TOP PICK
Well-diversified across North America. $13 billion capital program will sustain a 6-7% growth rate and the dividend. Utilities are a good place to be in a cautious environment. The stock price is still good. They will focus on organic growth and their existing assets. (Analysts’ price target is $55.73)
BUY
He thinks AQN-T will probably be a hold better. He lightened up on FTS-T. He may still lighten up on the FTS-T position further. AQN-T has some other drivers to it. He thinks it will test its new high. You could buy it here today.
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