Get 7.6% yield from TC Energy

Get 7.6% yield from TC Energy

TC Energy recently announced a new plan to unlock value for its investors. The strategy includes spinning off the company’s oil pipelines business and selling certain other assets to pay down debt.

The stock dropped on the announcement. However, numerous academic studies show that spun-off stocks,… Read More

Big utilities keep adding green projects

Given government mandates to cut greenhouse gas emissions, these three utility companies continue to invest in renewable power. That should lift their appeal for big institutional investors, which increasingly focus on ESG (environmental, social, and governance) scores.
While most renewable energy projects rely on government subsidies,… Read More

TC Energy’s spinoff will pay off

Pipeline giant TC Energy (formerly called TransCanada Pipelines) recently announced a new plan to unlock value for its investors. The strategy includes spinning off the company’s oil pipelines business and selling some of its other assets to pay down debt.
The stock dropped on the announcement… Read More

Two blue-chip stocks for your new buying

Loblaw and TC Energy are leading competitors in their respective markets. We see both stocks as buy.
LOBLAW COMPANIES, $116.73, is a buy. The retailer (Toronto symbol L; Shares outstanding: 316.9 million; Market cap: $36.8 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 1.5%; www.loblaw.ca) operates 1,104 supermarkets under several banners,… Read More

Takeover for TransAlta

TRANSALTA RENEWABLES, $13.39, is a buy. The company (Toronto symbol RNW; Shares o/s: 266.9 million; Market cap: $3.6 billion; TSI Rating: Extra Risk; Divd. yield: 7.0%; www.transaltarenewables.com) has now accepted a takeover offer from parent company TransAlta Corp. (symbol TA on Toronto).
Shareholders can opt for either $13.00 a share… Read More