TSE:TRP

TC Energy (TRP.TO)

86.85
+1.08 (1.26%)
as of Oct 20, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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HOLD
She does not think a cancellation of the XL project will impact this company. They will still grow their dividend. The news is a negative sentiment action on the stock price.
BUY
Feels very good about it. Due for a dividend increase. Has bounced off the $52 level three times. Still near March lows, but with strong fundamentals. Nat gas prices in NA and offshore are doing quite well. Keystone XL risk is a red herring, as Alberta government has removed the risk. Actively adding. Yield is 6%.
COMMENT
Energy companies have a ways to run. Despite robust dividends, they'll benefit from increased demand in energy. Biden won't be as aggressively anti-fossil fuel as thought. Examine your reasons for buying, and ask if they're still true. If not, sell. Yield is 6.25%.
HOLD
Canadian pipelines have been under huge pressure; low energy prices don't help. The dividend is safe and will even grow. Higher interests will be negative, though. These stocks have enjoyed very low rates in recent years. Definitely hold onto it.
BUY
It had major pull backs in 2015 and 2018 because of rising rates but we don’t have these rising rates this year. There is a debate as to whether the future of Nat Gas is at risk but some forecast that consumption in the US will go up 40% in the next few years. It's a buying opportunity. You could get a 5% dividend and 3% growth.
HOLD
Not a great performer this year, though a nice dividend. Boring, low-growth is out of favour. But the reason you want to own it, is that it doesn't go up and down like a pogo stick. Over 10 years, dividend will go up, as well as the price. Acts as a stabilizer and compounds over time.
BUY

vs. Tourmaline Oil Like ENB, it faces the same regulatory approval headwinds; will Biden approve Keystone XL? TC still has many pipelines operating and pays a safe dividend. You can't compare this to Tourmaline, like apples vs. oranges.

BUY
It sells off whenever interest rates increase. It is attractive to own. A biden government should help with demand for Canadian oil.
BUY
Good candidate as an income stock. Defensible cashflow, long-term contracts, investment-grade clients. In same negative bucket as the producers. Would have no problem owning. Even if Keystone doesn't come through, shouldn't impact them much.
TOP PICK
Best positioned nat gas company in NA, as between 2/3 and 3/4 of their business has a natural gas focus. Conservative balance sheet. Great dividend growth track record. Shares are way too cheap. Yield is 6.06%. (Analysts’ price target is $70.30)
COMMENT

One of Canada's largest midstream. He likes. It has suffered in recent months. Expectations of a Biden win have pressured these stocks. Sentiment is everything in energy, and a Blue Wave on Nov. 3 will hurt. He prefers Enbridge, because a Biden win would benefit ENB. ENG also yield 2% more than TC.

COMMENT
There is always headline risk for pipelines. If the Keystone XL pipeline is cancelled, the stock may take a hit. However, the company is looking at growing dividends by 5-6% annually.
COMMENT
He doesn't know which pipeline would be better than the other one. However, he prefers to play energy with pipelines in general. He has been focusing on the US since there, they are more supportive of the sector. The Canadian government is less supportive of pipelines. It's not a growth area for him.
COMMENT

Sell Banks for Pipelines? He likes this strategy. Balance the weight between both he suggests. Pipelines are economically sensitive these days, due to their weightings in the energy ETFs. ENB, TRP and PPL have been particularly sensitive. He thinks the valuations warrant investment here.

RISKY
Keystone XL seems like an never ending project and he thinks it is a coin toss. Presidential candidate Biden is on record saying he will kill it. The TRP shares price are not reflecting any value from the pipeline project, he thinks. He is under weight energy at this point, however, he considers this an excellent name.
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