TSE:IPL

Inter Pipeline (IPL.TO)

19.12
+0.28 (1.49%)
as of Nov 1, 2021, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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HOLD
Getting close to being fully priced in the short term. 9.5% yield should be secure.
BUY
Very stable yield just under the 10% level. Have raised the money to fund Imperial Oil’s (IMO-T) Kearl project. Sees good growth ahead once a project kicks in and will possibly have enough cash flow to continue distributions after converting to a corporation.
TOP PICK
Gives about 9%-10% and is not economically sensitive. Their biggest business is moving oil/oil products through their pipelines. Also does natural gas processing. Bit of a pop lately when Imperial Oil (IMO) announced plans to go ahead with the Kearl plant. Their pipeline will be used for moving a lot of the product. Expected to continue current distributions once they revert to a corporation. Not economically sensitive.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Very well run business. Likes the surety of their cash flows. Decent growth possibilities in this. Very handsome yield.
BUY
A good place to hide. A little bit of growth, but less than 5%.
BUY
10.7% yield should be safe.
BUY
Reliable, yield play. Good stuff in the boring markets of today. 10.7% Very attractive.
BUY
One of the more asset rich income trusts so management team will find ways to protect the taxable income. Buy for distribution and growth.
COMMENT
Of outside of an RRSP you are better with a transcanada or embridge because of dividend tax credit.
BUY
Selling their Valley pipeline system, which doesn't fit in anymore and will pay down debt. Very astute managers and should continue to perform well. Could be a cut in distributions.
TOP PICK
Main risk would be investors get bored with 11%.
BUY
Inter Pipeline Fund (IPL.UN-T) and Pembina Pipeline (PIF.UN-T) are both excellent companies and are utilities. The fact that they are going down is really more a reflection of the market. They are both well managed.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Increasing exposure to the oil sands. One of the biggest players. Stable name.
BUY
Conventional/oil sands pipelines in Western Canada. Currently involved in the corridor pipeline expansion due for completion in latter 2009 or early 2010. Frac spreads have weighed on their results somewhat but this should improve. 11.6% yield should be safe.
TOP PICK
In this environment of high uncertainty, he looks for companies whose distribution is safe. They will earn enough money from the corridor pipeline in 2011 to offset their tax bills.
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