TSE:TRP

TC Energy (TRP.TO)

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-0.77 (0.77%)
as of Jun 26, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 27, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 18 opinions in the last 12 months.

TC Energy (TRP) continues to be a focal point for investors, garnering mixed opinions regarding its current valuation and growth potential. While many experts appreciate the company's strong position in natural gas infrastructure and its long-term project backlog, they express concerns over its high valuation, trading at around 23x PE with modest growth expectations of only 6%. Some analysts highlight the company's stability and solid dividend as attractive features, particularly in a low-interest-rate environment. However, several experts suggest waiting for a better entry point due to the stock being perceived as overvalued at present. Overall, while TC Energy is recognized for its critical infrastructure role in the energy sector, caution is advised given its premium pricing relative to growth prospects.

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Hold
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Overvalued
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BUY
Has one of the lowest price to cash flow ratios of the four main pipeline companies. However, half of their business is power. There is great opportunity because of the US Keystone acquisition but also when the Alaskan pipeline gets built.
BUY
Likes the good stable growth and dividend yield. Acts as a counterweight in the portfolio to cyclical investments. Recently made an acquisition that will supply some growth for them. Also did an equity issue which could put a cap on the stock for the near term.
HOLD
Excellent management. Good growth prospects. Good balance sheet. Nice yield.
BUY
Dividend yield of about 4%. Below $31 is a good entry point. (Prefers Enbridge (ENB-T) for the better growth profile. He has 3X the weighting in it.)
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick March 3/09. Up 6.54%.) Had a couple of challenges over the last few months. But the 20% of the Keystone Pipeline that they didn't own, which implies considerable cash drains going forward and will be dilutive over the short term. Thinks dividend will increase significantly after they stop spending on capital expansion programs. 5% yield. Hold.
WEAK BUY
Earnings growth is relatively slow in single digits. Multiple is in the mid-teens. You won't have a lot of growth but between the yield and stock appreciation you might get 10% over a year. You can get a lot better return in others that have more risk.
HOLD
Thinks this will trade in a range. Has a reasonable yield and there is such an appetite for yield that there is a pretty good likelihood the stock will find a bottom when the market stabilizes a bit.. Will probably go back up again. 5% yield.
COMMENT
Globally most stocks are up but this one is down substantially. Thinks the market is turning here and there will be setbacks. This stock, because it is down, is a lot less risk. Nice dividend and will probably have a little bit of growth over time.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick July 7/08. Down 13.76%.)
BUY
Time is probably right for stocks like this. At this point in the market cycle, he would like anything that has to do with existing infrastructure.
TOP PICK
Did a $1.6 billion equity issue last week to buy the Keystone pipeline from ConocoPhillips (COP-N). You have $.10 intuition in 2010 but you have accretion after that. Currently it is $.50 less than the issue making it pretty attractive. 4% dividend.
BUY
Quasi-infrastructure play. Bringing Alaskan gas down. Will be around for a long time. Very strong track record of dividends. Excellent growth. One of the largest producers of power with its stake in both Bruce and it's US assets. Expects power prices will be a little weaker over the next 6 months. Almost 5% dividend.
SELL
This chart is not good. Stock could go down to $28.80 and that would be a support level. If you own, keep until the dividend is paid and then sell.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick June 18/08. Down 24%.)
COMMENT
Enbridge (ENB-T) or TransCanada Pipeline (TRP-T)? His choice would be Enbridge, which has a little more earnings growth. Valuations between the 2 are about the same. 4.8% yield.
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