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TSE:TRP

TC Energy (TRP.TO)

86.02
+0.11 (0.13%)
as of Aug 28, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 28, 2026, 12:00 am

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

TC Energy, traded under the symbol TRP-T, has received mixed reviews from various experts, highlighting both its strengths and weaknesses. Many analysts point out its solid dividend yield of around 4% and its role as a stable, income-generating asset in portfolios, particularly for conservative investors. However, concerns about high debt levels, slow growth prospects, and current overvaluation at around 19x PE persist. Some experts suggest that a pullback could present a better buying opportunity, particularly if the stock returns to the low $80s or even the $70s. While its strong backlog of projects and exposure to natural gas infrastructure are positive points, the general sentiment reflects a cautious approach given the stock's current premium valuation and the potential for volatility in the energy sector.

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Hold
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Overvalued
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TOP PICK
The Keystone project is important but not their sole growth asset. Good history of paying out and growing their dividends. 4% yield. Sitting on assets that are very hard to replicate.
STRONG BUY
Well governed and a benchmark name and should be owned by every Canadian. A defensive name. A lot of growth prospects. First class operator and you want to hold it for stable growth and dividend. The overhang is that it is fairly likely that Keystone gets approved.
BUY
Has a double position. 95% probability that keystone will be built. IT is hanging in there extremely well. Dividend is solid and raised on an annual basis.
BUY
Still a little bit of an overhang on this stock from the keystone question. A great entry point right here. Thinks Obama will give it the rubber stamp.
COMMENT
Even if the US vetoes the Keystone project, someone will still need and want the oil and this company will find other means to ship it. The odds are that Keystone will get approved.
COMMENT
Feels the US president is going to say Yes to the Keystone project and it is going to get built. They need our oil. Will have to raise a lot of money to build this, which could be a bit of a negative.
BUY
Liked it for a while. A core stock in his portfolio for some time. It had a set back, fell to support. Would be awfully nice to have keystone go through but if not, it’s ok.
TOP PICK
Keystone pipeline will get done. Project has as much of a green light as it’s going to get. There will be more opposition. Will be hugely accretive over the next few years.
BUY
Had sold his holdings but is now looking at it again. Has a very nice yield at 4.5% and is pretty stable. Keystone has to go ahead but the fundamentals are pretty solid.
HOLD
2 things he worries about. Shifting where natural gas is being found in North America means they are having significant trouble filling their main gas line from Alberta. They have a big natural gas plant in New York and have recently been hit with what they feel are very unfair rate issues. Feels the Keystone project will get green lighted.
TOP PICK
Badly underperformed similar companies because of the uncertainty of the Keystone pipeline. There has also been an issue with this main gas line in Canada because of poor demand of natural gas. A very political issue in the US but he thinks it will get approval.
COMMENT
Slow growth. Analysts recommend it because it is a safe investment and pays a decent dividend. Trading at a mid--teens multiple of earnings, which is rich in this market.
SELL
Not one he has looked at in dept. Has largest distribution in Canada. 18$ multiples – historic multiples. Plateaued since 2005. Look at it for the dividend yield. Downside risk short term. It is a yield name, not growth.
BUY
Keystone XL pipeline decision in November. He thinks it will get resolved in TRP’s favour. It’s a huge job creation project (125k jobs). Add on pull backs.
BUY
If they don’t get permits for XL pipeline it will not hurt the stock very much because they are very long term projects. If they do get them, it could be a good boost, though.
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