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TC Energy (TRP.TO)

85.68
-0.23 (0.27%)
as of Aug 28, 2026, 3:54:10 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, represented by the stock symbol TRP-T, faces mixed sentiment among experts. While some view it as a stable and reliable option for income-focused investors due to its solid dividend yield and contracted cash flows, others express concern about its high valuation and substantial debt levels. The stock's performance has been influenced by macroeconomic factors such as interest rates and changes in natural gas prices. Many analysts suggest waiting for a potential pullback to take advantage of lower prices before entering the stock. Overall, TC Energy can be seen as a conservative investment choice for those seeking consistent returns, although growth opportunities may be limited in the near term.

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Hold
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Overvalued
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TOP PICK
Growth story, plus an interest-rate story. Clean balance sheet. Experienced management. Defensive.
HOLD
Pipelines generically are one of the great growth stories. As a North American demand for safe energy increases and the increased production in the oil sands, there will be more and more traffic.
BUY
Fairly defensive due to its dividend and its record of increasing dividends. Trading at the higher and of its multiple range. Believes the energy infrastructure structure will be very strong over the next decade.
COMMENT
Prefers Enbridge (ENB-T) because it has 1% to 3% higher earnings growth over the next 5 years. This one is not bad. It has a dividend and is a safe place to be.
BUY
Made a major US acquisition in the pipeline area. Pay for it with a share issue. That brought the price of the stock down. This gives you an opportunity to buy.
COMMENT
Would lean more towards Enbridge (ENB-T) for growth.
TOP PICK
A very solid company with a predictable dividend of 3.5%. Core holding for all of his clients.
BUY
Recently issued new stocks. If you don't own shares, this would be a good time to buy.
BUY
Proposing to issue new shares at $38 a share, to acquire a major pipeline in the US. This is not a cheap stock, but has a fairly good yield of about 3.5%. These stocks do fairly well as so many people are looking for these yields.
BUY
A great long-term investment. 2nd time in 12 months they have increased the dividends. With no changes coming in income trusts, companies with high dividend stocks and able to increase them consistently will be where investors go.
HOLD
Have made some major acquisitions and need to raise money. Good yield. Getting pretty fully priced here. If it goes up anymore, he might consider letting some of his goal.
BUY
Still buying for new clients. With the demise of the income trust sector, people are looking for nice safe places to get a yield.
TOP PICK
A great play on virtually anything to do with energy, such as power stations in Alberta, power lines. 3.2% dividend. Just bought El Paso’s pipelines which means they have a means of shipping oil from the oil sands to the US south. Have :LNG in Quebec.
DON'T BUY
Owns Enbridge (ENB-T), but they can be viewed pretty similarly. After the trust scenario, a lot of money moved into companies like this and banks, so it’s moved up. From here, the multiples are kind of high. Expect it will go basically sideways.
SELL
Although the street has a love affair with Transcanada (TRP-T) and Enbridge (ENB-T), P/E ratios and yield for these 2 are ridiculous compared to pipeline trusts. Would move his money.
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