TSE:TRP

TC Energy (TRP.TO)

83.17
-1.09 (1.29%)
as of Sep 25, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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TOP PICK
Traditionally over the last 50 years, utility companies have yielded about 70% of the interest rate on the 10-year Canada bonds. At 6%, you expect utility company to pay about 4%. Right now Canada bonds are paying about 3% and this one is yielding about 5%. Perfect time to lock in the high yields.
HOLD
Pipelines was an area where people where hiding. With market improvement people will be taking money out to put in E & P companies. An extremely well run company with some good areas. Have some start-up issues with last year’s New York City’s Ravenswood acquisition. Expect this will come together and the stock will start performing better towards the end of the year. 5% yield.
BUY
Likes this for a safe dividend play with some growth upside. If the McKenzie Valley pipeline ever comes to pass, they have huge upside to it.
BUY
Growth utility. Defensive. Likes it for its long-term growth. 4.9% dividend.
BUY
Utility bonds would be safer in an economic storm. These could include Enbridge (ENB-T), Trans Canada (TRP-T) and Fortis (FTS-T) Fortis is probably the weaker of the 3 with a slightly lower credit rating. Very solid names.
HOLD
(Market Call Minute) No tremendous expectations. Nice dividend of 5%.
BUY
Good for dividend income and some prospects for capital appreciation over the next couple of years.
BUY
(Market Call Minute) Beneficiary of Mackenzie pipeline if it ever gets built (Believes it will). Beneficiary of economic recovery and good dividend.
WAIT
Good outlook; embarking on an ambitious capital program to expand pipelines. There will be an earnings drag due to financing needs short term. You are paid to wait (5% dividend) for the long term.
BUY
Prefers to Embridge. Nicest growth profile and more clear. Likes yield and thinks it is safe.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Very cheap under $30. (See Top Picks.)
BUY
Utility and will do fine. 5.1% yield.
BUY
Solid projects out through 2013 to 2015. Great earnings growth. Solid dividend and have increased them through the years at a good pace. Growth in the 5% to 8% range plus a 4% dividend with the likelihood it will increase..
TOP PICK
He is trying to make sure that he owns those utilities, tollbooth type businesses. If it goes down to $25, he will buy more of this. Yielding over 5%.
DON'T BUY
ROE level is all right but the rate of profit decline is at a level that implies further weakness. It is negative enough to imply negative earnings surprises are still likely. Attractive yield of around 5%.
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