With a huge 7.3% dividend yield and decades of annual dividend increases behind it, Enbridge has fallen into a period of slower growth. Management put a number on that, too, with guidance of roughly 3% distributable cash-flow growth each year between 2023 and 2026. The dividend won't grow any faster than that and may, in fact, grow more slowly. The big yield was always going to be the key driver of investor returns with Enbridge, but it could be virtually all of the return for a couple of years. Management ...

n I 1 X H x I er I I H n I I F I I - 2025 ISD) chrlif Enbridge (NYSE:ENB)(TSX:ENB:CA) is a large Canadian midstream company with a market capitalization of almost $80 billion USD. The company saw a late April dip to more than 10% below the current price at less than $33 / share. As we'll see throughout this article, despite the recovery from that dip, the company still remains a valuable investment opportunity. Enbridge Q1 2024 Results Enbridge managed to achieve strong results in the quarter, with a double ...

You might find incredible investments by looking forward a decade and trying to figure out who's working to put that future in place today. At its core, investing is all about the future. In typical approaches that try to put a value on a company's stock, prospective investors start by estimating the amount of money the company will generate for its owners over time. That future cash generating ability -- discounted for the fact that a potential $1 in your pocket next year is worth less than $1 of certain c ...

These pipeline companies are excellent options for those seeking to collect passive income. Investing in high-yield dividend stocks is an easy way to turn idle cash sitting in your portfolio into a lucrative income stream. High-quality income producers can provide you with a steadily rising stream of dividend income. Pipeline giants Enbridge (ENB 0.75%) and Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) are no-brainers among high- yield dividend stocks. They have superior track records of increasing their already sizab ...

In the past, when I have written about companies in this market, I have often said that revenue and net profits are not terribly significant when it comes to evaluating these firms. It all boils down to how they generate revenue and where their profits actually derive from. A lot of the activity that these companies engage in involves the transportation of oil, natural gas, and other resources. They capture the true value from the spread between the price at which these products come into their network and ...

Innovative Industrial Properties (IIP) is a real estate investment trust that focuses on the cannabis industry. While investing in cannabis stocks can be risky, IIP makes for a bit of a safer option as it isn't involved in growing or selling cannabis itself. It does, however, lease out properties to growers. And its financials have been fairly sound. Last quarter, for the period ending March 31, IIP reported funds from operations (FFO) per share of $1.98, which was only slightly less than the $2.04 it repor ...

Phillip Spears/DigitalVision via Getty Images Buying a home is often the biggest financial transaction that one will make in their lifetime, and in turn, the monthly mortgage payment likely holds priority over most other things in one's household budget. That's why it's so important to secure a recurring funding source for this expense in both good times and bad. While income from a job could be the primary source, I prefer to secure alternative sources that can help me sleep better at night knowing that if ...

These energy stocks have insulated much of their business from oil price volatility. Oil prices are notoriously volatile. Over the past year, they have gone from a peak above $90 a barrel to a low point in the $60s. That volatility can have a significant impact on the earnings produced by oil companies. However, some oil stocks are much less susceptible to the ebbs and flows of crude prices. Midstream giants Enterprise Products Partners (EPD -0.17%), Oneok (OKE 0.47%), and Enbridge (ENB -0.03%) stand out to ...

Enbridge Pipeline on the Map wwing/iStock via Getty Images We upgraded Enbridge Inc. (NYSE:NYSE:ENB, TSX:TSX:ENB:CA) from a buy to a strong buy when we wrote on it earlier this year. This upgrade was based on our review of the Q4 numbers. Fantastic execution of a recent purchase, a good standing with the credit agencies and a blowout guidance for 2024 played into our reasoning for the upgrade. The selling after the initial euphoria made sense in this bubble stock era, and it only helped in making ENB a bett ...

Enbridge has many ways to capitalize on AI-powered growth drivers. Enbridge (ENB -0.03%) has quietly done a magnificent job of growing value for its shareholders over the long term. The Canadian energy infrastructure giant has increased its dividend annually for nearly 30 straight years. The company's high-yielding, steadily rising dividend has helped give it the fuel to produce an 11% average annual total shareholder return over the last 20 years. The pipeline and utility company should have plenty of powe ...