Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
3 High-Yield Dividend Stocks You Can Buy and Hold for a Decade
W.P. Carey takes much of the risk out of owning and leasing commercial real estate. Pipeline operator Enbridge isn't as closely linked to energy prices as you might expect.
Enbridge Vacates Gulf of Mexico Platforms as Francine Nears Landfall
ENB plans to evacuate its staff from three offshore platforms. The platforms are likely to continue operations via remote operators.
Enbridge (ENB) Increases Yet Falls Behind Market: What Investors Need to Know
In the most recent trading session, Enbridge (ENB) closed at $40.79, indicating a +0.99% shift from the previous trading day.
Enbridge: A Fat Pitch 7.0% Yield With A Growth Catalyst
Enbridge reported strong Q2 results with moderate EBITDA and distributable cash flow growth. The company's diversified energy portfolio and solid dividend coverage profile make it a reliable income investment, in my opinion. Data Centers' energy demand is a key growth driver, boosting Enbridge's EBITDA and distributable cash flow prospects.
Enbridge: Operating Leverage And Secular Tailwinds Secure Dividend Sustainability
Enbridge's strong financial performance, disciplined capital allocation, and favorable macro environment support my "Strong Buy" rating with a compelling 6.75% forward dividend yield. Recent earnings surpassed expectations with 8% adjusted EPS growth, despite a slight dip in DCF per share due to higher financing costs and taxes. Enbridge is well-positioned to benefit from growing energy demand and the thriving LNG industry, with significant investments in natural gas infrastructure.
3 Best Dividend Stocks to Buy as Interest Rates Fall
The stock market and the economy frequently move in different directions. So, when you hear that the Federal Reserve is getting ready to lower interest rates, likely as early as September, it's important to understand the interplay between inflation and employment.
2 High Dividend Picks To Maximize The Value From Compounding Process
Dividend compounding is a powerful strategy that can produce very attractive returns if the patience and right investment selection are there. To select the right instruments investors have to find high yielding companies that have robust capital structures and ample cash flows to fund incremental dividend growth. In this article I elaborate on two investment picks that tick all of the necessary boxes in order to qualify for sustainable dividend compounding process.
Plains All American Pipeline Vs. Enbridge: Only One Is A Buy
ENB and PAA/PAGP are leading midstream businesses with attractive yields and strong balance sheets. ENB has a better long-term track record than PAA/PAGP, but PAA/PAGP has outperformed ENB recently. We compare them side-by-side and explain why we think only one of these is a Buy right now.
Is High-Yield Enbridge Stock Still a Buy?
Enbridge is a large and diversified midstream company. The shares have risen 15% over the past six months compared to a 5% gain for the average energy stock.
Enbridge Shares Gain 16% YTD: Should You Wait or Buy the Stock?
Stable fee-based revenues and a solid backlog of growth projects have made ENB's overall business outlook positive.
Despite Falling Oil Prices, 3 High-Yield Dividend Stocks to Buy Now
Leading pipeline Enbridge will pipe prodigious passive income into your portfolio. Norway's Equinor continues to reward investors with its latest monster payout.
Enbridge: A Buy Above, A Hold Below 8% Yield
Enbridge stock has performed well since I last covered it, with a total return of nearly 34% in 10 months, slightly underperforming the S&P 500. Financial metrics show an increase in net debt and tangible invested capital due to the Dominion deal. Share dilution and financing costs from the Dominion deal are currently weighing on ENB's earnings.
