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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.
ENB vs TRP? He does not own any pipeline companies presently. He thinks the dividends of both are safe. He would likely favour buying ENB as they have had more of a retracement in share price. There are still regulatory approvals that are required and the investor space is not looking favorably in this market.
and Enbridge He owns this and Enbridge, and likes both. They both pay good yields; TC pays around 4.5%. Both are highly levered, though. Pipelines and utilities can maintain revenues in a slowdown. For both, what are their long-term capital plans to maintain growth. They both have buoyant plans. He'd buy both.
The Federal government is anti-pipeline? He looks at either TRP-T and ENB-T for this space. He prefers the valuation of ENB-T at this time. He likes how TRP-T is re-inventing itself however. There is a big question mark around whether Keystone pipeline will actually get built. Any hint of failing to go forward could negatively impact the TRP-T share price.
ENB vs. TC He owns ENB which he has picked before. Hold onto it for a long time and collect the dividend. It's worked through its capex issues. TC has a similar story with cash flow growth, a strong dividend yield and a multiple expansion to come. Infrastructure assets like this are hard to find. Both have stable yields. You can own either.