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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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DON'T BUY
Has been disappointing. Bit of a revolt because of the main line tolls from gas marketers. Lower natural gas prices are not good for them. Can’t see where they are going to get the growth.
TOP PICK
Expecting a good year in 2011. Will be producing more electricity and the Keystone line to the US will be approved now that their elections are over. Dividend tends to rise.
PAST TOP PICK
(Top Pick Nov 16/09, Up 21%) Likes growth prospects and dividend that is raised on a regular basis. A core holding.
BUY
Gives you US Power in addition to the pipeline business. Looks like the extension to the Keystone pipeline is going to be built into the US. Have a bunch of power stations in New York, which will be moving off their old charging structure and give them a better return. Decent yield.
BUY
Crescent Point (CPG-T) or Trans Canada (TRP-T)? As a conservative investor, he would pick Trans Canada as a core holding. Dividend grower of 5%-10% a year.
SELL
Caller looking to get out of this and into Inter Pipeline (IPL.UN-T) or Pembina Pipeline (PPL-T). Not a bad strategy but prefers Inter Pipeline of the two. 5% yield was great. 4% is OK but thinks capital appreciation will be limited.
HOLD
Attractive because of the dividend, fairly high PE. $41-$42 is a 12-month target. Could go sideways for a while.
COMMENT
Has languished because a lot of natural gas flows through their pipes. In the last several months, the throughput has dropped by about a third and prices have been depressed. Have been building assets and to a large extent, the market has missed this. Expect it will catch up in valuation over the next few years.
BUY
US will have to get oil from somewhere. Could be problems with offshore drilling programs after the Gulf spill. Pipelines, despite leaks, are the safest, most environmentally effective and cost-effective way of transporting oils and liquids.
BUY
Good yield and a history of increasing cash flow and dividends. Primarily involved in natural gas pipelines. Also has a power division with good growth opportunities in the next number of years coming from hydroelectric projects.
BUY
A good, long-term company to have in your portfolio. 4% yield. They will convert dividends for you into new shares.
BUY
Have $30 billion of assets they are working on. They'll grow their earnings and this is money in the bank.
PARTIAL SELL
Likes this because of the consistency of its pipelines. Utility sector has performed very well. With shale gas coming online, technically you don't need the pipeline to go to Ontario. Good company. If you own, consider taking some profit.
DON'T BUY
The electric business is in the share price. Gas production is being increased in the US and pushing out Canadian exported gas and that is gas that would be on the trans-Canada main line. Prefers Enbridge.
BUY
Big believers in this. A great company. Terrific Canadian company. Doesn’t feel that present political climate about oil sands being ‘dirty oil’ is correct. Thinks dividend will go up some more. Huge backlog of projects all over. Everybody should own it.
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