enbridge

We continue to assess the merits of ETFs that have underperformed for investors over the past 3 years: Below we give you a snapshot of funds focused on global energy stocks, copper miners and U.S. telecoms. Each faces industry pressures that impact your returns....
There’s no guarantee stocks that have underperformed for extended periods will perform better in the future; nevertheless, when quality companies end up at the bottom of performance rankings, but have low valuations and high dividend yields, they deserve a second look....
ENBRIDGE INC. $55.58, is a buy. The company (Toronto symbol ENB; Shares outstanding: 2.0 billion; Market cap: $112.5 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 5.8%; www.enbridge.com) still wants to change the way it charges oil producers for space on its Mainline pipeline system....
We’ve long admired Enbridge for its high-quality operations that give it plenty of cash for your dividends. However, we held off recommending it for new buying in the past few years due to its complex holding company structure and uncertainty over its February 2017 purchase of rival pipeline operator Spectra Energy for $37 billion in stock.


The company has now acquired full control of four affiliated firms that operate some of its pipelines and sold $8 billion of its less-important assets....
Welcome to your latest issue of Canadian Wealth Advisor! As always, we feature safety-conscious gainers ready to add to your long-term returns. Enbridge continues to successfully integrate a huge acquisition—and has raised its dividend.


ENBRIDGE INC., $51.63, is now a buy for the Utilities sector of your portfolio. Investors should profit as the pipeline operator (Toronto symbol ENB; Shares outstanding: 2.0 billion; Market cap: $104.5 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 6.3%; www.enbridge.com) completes a three-year plan to simplify and streamline its operations following its 2017 purchase of Spectra Energy for $37 billion....
Fund management expenses (MERs) can eat up a substantial proportion of your investment returns over time. That’s one reason why ETFs have become very popular. But there’s a segment of those funds with even lower MERs. Below, we analyze three of those ETFs providing investors with low-cost, broad-market exposure to Canadian, U.S....
You will find that the most-popular ETFs in the Sustainable Investment category pick companies based on their environmental, social and governance (ESG) attributes. While the top-ranked companies are generally included in ETF portfolios, the funds also tend to widen their holdings to include all major industry segments....
Sustainable Investments continue to gain in popularity among socially conscious Canadians. This month, we provide you with an overview of ETFs designed to appeal to those investors—at the same time keep their returns high. In selecting their holdings, these ETFs look at a company’s environmental impact, social behaviour, and corporate governance.


Here’s your look at two Sustainability funds and your potential gains relative to their benchmarks. Each is a buy. Our supplements (click here: Link 1 & Link 2) provide you with more Successful Investor insights on this investment style.


INVESCO CLEANTECH ETF $46.76 (New York symbol PZD; TSINetwork ETF Rating: Aggressive; Market cap: $201.2 million) gives you global exposure to firms leading in creating and deploying clean technology products and services.



Companies that get at least 50% of their revenue or profits from clean technology qualify for inclusion....
ENBRIDGE INC. $47.98, is a hold. The company (Toronto symbol ENB; Shares outstanding: 2.0 billion; Market cap: $97.1 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 6.2%; www.enbridge.com) operates pipelines that pump oil and natural gas from Western Canada to eastern Canada and the U.S.


Enbridge has earmarked $19.0 billion for new projects and upgrades in 2019 and 2020....

In addition to TC Energy (see page 101), we see Enbridge and Emera as solid long-term holdings for income-seeking investors.


Their recent acquisition of U.S. firms has broadened each company’s geographic footprint and will spur growth—as well as dividends—for years to come.


However, we think Emera is the better choice for new buying....