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TSE:TRP

TC Energy (TRP.TO)

85.91
-1.25 (1.43%)
as of Aug 27, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 27, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 24 opinions in the last 12 months.

TC Energy (TRP) has garnered mixed reviews from various experts, highlighting both its stable dividend yield and the concerns over its valuation and debt levels. Many analysts suggest a wait-and-see approach, indicating that the stock may be overvalued given its high P/E ratio and limited growth prospects. Notably, with a current yield of around 4% and a solid dividend history, it appeals to conservative investors seeking income. However, experts advise caution due to potential risks in the pipeline sector and general market volatility. The consensus leans towards holding the stock in anticipation of a pullback, while some emphasize its importance as a stable income-generating asset in a diversified portfolio.

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Hold
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Overvalued
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BUY
A core holding for yield seekers. Very good company. They're less indebted than Enbridge. The dividend will continue to rise. You can own just one or two pipelines, and not all of them. Not a lot of growth. Buy for the dividend.
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Curated by Michael O'Reilly since 2020.
1550+ opinions with 4.81 rating (one of the best performing expert).

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 02/21, Up 21.3%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with TRP has triggered its stop at $67. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering the position at this time.
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It is going up even with rising interest rates. Be cautious putting new money into this when other companies in other sectors have much higher growth rates. The market is already pricing in recession.
BUY
At record high. Total return security for investors who want a dividend. Dividend should grow 3-5%. A nice core name for a conservative portfolio, expecting 10-15% capital gain potential and a nice, growing dividend. At the right time, he'd consider adding. Yield is 4.9%.
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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 02/21, Up 32.5%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with TRP is progressing well. We now recommend trailing up the stop (from $62) to $67 at this time.
BUY
TRP vs. ENB TRP has been under pressure about the dividend. If energy prices remain this high, then it's probably sustainable. Both are a good play right now. He prefers companies with ability to grow dividends. Energy level will continue to be high, as long as sanctions are in place and that will be for a while. TFSA is a good place to own this. Federal budget next week will probably affect the investment sector, but he can't predict how.
BUY
and ENB He owns both. ENB is a top energy infrastructure company that moves crude oil. TC is more focused on natural gas, plus holds utility-like assets. Both grow their dividends and are in a good place as companies wean themselves off Russia and with more infrastructure spending to come. A safe way to own energy, which is through their infrastructure.
BUY
He's owned this forever. Pipelines are a nice building block for portfolios.
SELL ON STRENGTH
Really expensive here. He's expecting a pullback with all that's going on. If there were a meaningful pullback of 15-20%, he'd load up on it again.
COMMENT

Good to own for income. Spiking oil prices--if they stay high--could lead to oil producers drilling more. This benefit pipeline companies, because they will carry more product and lead to more pipeline growth. TRP and pipeline companies are very stable; their pipes are already in the growth. Their customers' growth drives TRP's growth, and eventually raises their dividend.

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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 02/21, Up 26.8%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O’Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with TRP has achieved its $70 objective. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering half the position and trailing up the stop (from $54) to $62.
SELL
Likes it, but stock has run. Sold on valuation, in favour of better opportunities. Tremendous growth profile underpinned by power generation and nat gas business. Excellent management. Growth profile of renewable IPPs is better and more sustainable, as it won't go through a bust any time soon and growth is visible.
COMMENT
TRP vs. ENB ENB has a nice yield, but it's paying out too much. Balance sheet is slipping. Still waiting for US acquisition to produce solid earnings. Shares running up against strong technical resistance of $37. FMV is only 15% higher. Do you hang on and wait, or sell at technical resistance? Flip a coin and choose. As for TRP, it's almost right at 2x book, which is significant technical support/resistance. Which means potential for $86 on the upside, $60 on the downside. Take that coin and flip it again. He's not trying to be cute. Sometimes share direction is in the lap of the gods. If you simply hang on, you'll be all right as you earn a dividend while you wait. Depends on your time horizon and short-term risk tolerance. If you have a long horizon, sit back and enjoy the income, and don't look at the share price every week.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Nothing wrong with it. It is pretty cheap with a great dividend. Safe - good blue chip. Would pick over Enbridge. See previous Enbridge comments. Accumulate on weakness.
BUY
TRP vs. ENB Tough call, he owns both. Quite similar, but different. Loves infrastructure, as it's impossible to build more these days. ENB is more oily, whereas TRP is more into nat gas. Both solid, dividend growers, great cashflow. TRP is more focused on renewables. Both going in that direction. Both stocks were hammered recently for different reasons, buying opportunity.
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