TSE:TRP

TC Energy (TRP.TO)

88.19
-1.37 (1.53%)
as of Aug 7, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 7, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 20 opinions in the last 12 months.

TC Energy (TRP) is perceived as a stable investment within the energy sector, particularly due to its strong positioning in natural gas infrastructure. Most experts agree that while the company has experienced significant price increases recently, concerns about its current valuation being on the high side have emerged. The consensus leans towards waiting for a better entry point given the potential for lower valuations in the near future. Many analysts appreciate the dividend yield and contracted cash flows, along with the company's long-term growth prospects; however, they caution against entering at the current prices due to perceived overvaluation. Overall, the views on TRP showcase a blend of appreciation for its stability and dividend payouts, tempered by the outlook for a cooling in growth expectations.

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Hold
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Overvalued
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DON'T BUY
In the longer term, you want exposure in pipelines. Pretty much defining a trading range between $31.50 and $34. Not an ideal time to buy.
BUY
On a dividend paying stock, look for someone who can grow the dividend.
HOLD
Going to be a very steady performer. Pays a fairly respectable yield of 4%. Doesn't see much downside.
DON'T BUY
Price to cash flow ratio is 8. Yield is 3.95%. However, he has opted to focus on Inter Pipeline (IPL.UN-T), Fort Chicago (FCE.UN-T) and Pembina Pipeline (PIF.UN-T) which has a higher price to cash flow ratio but a yield of 7/7.25%.
TOP PICK
Interest sensitive, so as interest peaks and start to come down, it will do well. Earnings are growing. 3.9% dividend and expect it to be increased later this year.
BUY
One of the casualties of higher interest rates. 3.9% yield. The gas going through the pipelines is increasing in price so they get a higher profit. Doing nuclear power in Ontario. Once interest rates stop rising, you should do very nicely. Good price.
SELL
Because of interest rates, he would sell or hold this and go to Enbridge (ENB-T) because it has more potential growth. Not a lot of dynamic growth in this one.
WEAK BUY
One of the old traditional utility stocks where people go in hard times. Went through a lot of reorganization and are now a very strong company. Good place to be if you are looking for a shelter.
BUY
Has done down in recent months along with all interest sensitive stocks. A “growth” utility stock which he likes. 3.8% dividend yield. They raise their dividend on a regular basis.
TOP PICK
Yield is about 4%. With the new dividend tax credit, a 4% dividend is worth 3.2% after-tax, which means you would have to buy a 6.3% bond. Has a history of increasing dividends. Inexpensive as it has good growth prospects.
BUY
Its weakness is 99% interest fears related.
BUY
For defensive stocks, look for visibility in earnings with not particularly high-priced earnings multiples. Good dividend yield.
BUY
They have a decent yield. Good long-term hold. More of a defensive stock. Has pulled back recently with the rise in interest rates.
HOLD
Yield has increased to 4%. Utility stocks trade relative to the 10-year bond yield. As interest rates rise, it becomes less attractive and this is why it has dropped recently. The company is good and it will do better when the market has simmered down.
BUY
It is down 11% which creates a great buying opportunity. Gives a 3.9% yield.
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