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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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BUY
His overall outlook on the market is that it is going to be tough sledding for 6 months to a year so you want to be defensive and in cash and regulated utilities. Extremely well managed.
BUY
A good, solid blue-chip stock. Kind of an indirect frontier oil/gas play. If the McKenzie goes ahead, it will probably be the primary pipeline operator.
BUY
Very pleased with their earnings and with the dividend increase. Loves companies that raise dividends on a regular basis. The perfect type of stock to own in this kind of environment. Will benefit from dropping interest rates. Not economically sensitive.
BUY
If you are going to own equities through a difficult economy and market, yield is something you should look at. There are a bunch of companies in the Canadian market that have hung on pretty well. Look at TransCanada (TRP-T), Transalta (TA-T), Fortis (FTS-T) or an Enbridge (ENB).
TOP PICK
This company has paid a rising dividend steadily. $10 billion in revenues. The Alaskan pipeline gives it some growth potential. No exposure to the US. Limited exposure to volatile segments.
TOP PICK
3.4% dividend. Looks like they may get the Alaskan pipeline, which means there is guaranteed growth out for many years. In a difficult market environment, this is a great company to own. Trades at 18, 19 times earnings, which is high on a historical basis but cheap relative to where it has been in the last couple of years.
BUY
Has been a great performer in a poor market and thinks it will continue to be. It combines the safety of having regulated assets with probably the best growth potential of utility stocks in Canada. Participating in a number of projects in the US and Canada.
BUY
At the moment, they are the only certified applicant to build the Alaskan pipeline. He thinks the Alaskan pipeline is large and a bit of a political quagmire so wouldn't buy it for this but would buy it for a number of other reasons.
BUY
Made a US acquisition, which he likes. Any good quality stock in Canada like this one and is yielding 3% or greater, when you gross up the dividend you'll end up earning more on a current cash basis in 1 year than you would on T-bills or 10-year government bonds.
BUY
A nice safe stock to own. Decent dividend and good growth rates. Very capable management. Run conservatively and raises its dividend regularly. It's the type of stock money will flow into as markets weaken.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Fully priced for the moment. If you have a 5-year perspective, it's probably a good Buy. Try being very patient and you may get it at around $38, but the current price is fine.
DON'T BUY
Has done well of late and a little bit of that is because of a flight to quality. Good yield. Pretty rich at about 18X next year’s earnings for a very limited growth.
BUY
Suffered because of higher rates earlier in the year. Overpriced in relation to the historical price/earnings ratio. However on a cash/price flow basis it is one of the cheapest. On his radar screen to Buy for his Income Accounts because of the good yield. Would be a long term Buyer here.
TOP PICK
This is going to be a great industry to be in. Investors will value stability a lot more going forward. There will be a sector rotation eventually into the ultra defensive names.
HOLD
Good holding for a 2 year outlook. The royalties issue will have little affect on the pipelines themselves. Fairly good yield, very well run company.
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