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Canadian Banks VS ZEB what is better for a new investor
What are your best and worst performers in the energy sector?
NextDecade: NEXT a Texas LNG producer that seeks FID in June (13$ price target)
NextDecade: NEXT a Texas LNG producer that seeks FID in June (13$ price target)
NextDecade (NEXT): a Texas LNG producer that is projected to FID in June (13$ price targe)
Anyone open to ranking these stocks - best to worst to invest in right now. (Canada)
Enbridge Line 5 tunnel project faces further delay from Army Corps (NYSE:ENB)
What would you change and how would you split the percentages for each investment!
Judge OKs Michigan to appeal key decision in Enbridge Line 5 dispute - report (NYSE:ENB)
Please bikepump ENB I have a stock Pitch competition
Planning on selling $11,000 worth of mutual funds in my TFSA. Thinking of buying VTI and SPLV (80/20). Should I diversity more? (Canada)
Comparing dividend and price action between O and ENB
Rate my portfolio - About $400k (including unrealized gains)
Crossing WTI oil's 90 day moving average price. Energy is going to have a bumpy ride....
Why don't the dividends from a dividend ETF grow as much as the underlying securities?
Why does Vanguard force me to reinvest dividends in GAIN and ENB?
If you are up %50-90% on all your investments, what is the next move??
Renewable energy stocks that use surplus energy production to mine bitcoin
$F and $ENB Nov to Jan, 2 months 89k to 108k 21% gain
Closing in on a record year, thanks WSB for the good and the bad. Last 2021 bet for me $ENB
Biden reportedly considering shutdown of Enbridge's (ENB) Line 5 oil pipeline
Opinions on this "State Street Real Asset Fund"?
$KULR Technology Group to Present at the Q3 Virtual Investor Summit @jctb1 @JJTrader4
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What dividend stocks should I add to my portfolio
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UL, RELX, MT, GSK, ENB. These are international companies which are apparently all the rage right now.
Last chance for Enbridge $ENB dividend coming up. Earnings Tomorrow and goes Ex on Tuesday (market closed Monday). Pays about 73c USD or 92c CAD.
ENB is the only company in my port that isn't a dump truck
ENB is like 1/3 of my ROTH. Good dividends
ENB on a steady rise to the sky
ENB is still green, cant really turn off the heaters with this cold.
2 months ago I was on linkdn and saw a guy I knew from 25 years ago congratulate a guy I went to school with 7 years ago on joining him in new positioning with NexGen Energy. Out of curiosity I googles who they were, looked at what they are going and the stage, and the positions these guys got hired being ERT which is a cost even during production and never hired until it’s go time to hire. Sold off some ENB & CNQ and picked up 10,000 shares averaging just over $10 per. 2 months later I feel like a lucky rocket doctor who checked an app while having my morning… post coffee break haha. Wish I bought more but also it’s probably still a great time to get in
CNQ, is a really good one and ironically the most beat up today. It controls most of the natural resource reserves in Canada, and has huge cash flow and smart acquisitions. Decent divy too. I wish I had more capital to buy more on the dip today. ENB is good too, as well as CEU.
What are your Canadian energy stocks? I know about stuff like ENB but what's the thesis behind it
You get my ENB out ya mouth!
I'm long on both XOM and CVX. I'm also long on some utilities: DUK, ED, and AMGN. I also have small positions in VLO and ENB. With these I am generally up, but not beating VOO, and have been collecting dividends, some as DRIP others to invest in other stuff.
There are REITs like Really Income Corp, the original REIT from 1974, has always paid it's dividends, never canceled, never reduced. So far in 2025 the stock price has been stable, trades mostly in the $50-65 range. There are also natural gas and oil pipelines that pay reliable dividends: ENB, EPD, ET, KMI, MPLX, OKE. These are places to park your investment funds that offer better returns than bonds.
Honest truth: >5% yield + growth + doesn't devalue is the trifecta everyone wants but rarely exists, usually you pick 2 of 3, that said, here are realistic options for $1000: Covered call ETFs (my pick for your criteria): \- JEPI - \~7-8% yield, holds large cap stocks, sells covered calls for income, some growth potential but capped upside, very popular with retirees. \- JEPQ - same strategy but tech-focused, higher yield (\~9-10%), more volatile. these give you income + some growth exposure without picking individual stocks. Dividend growth (lower yield but better growth): \- SCHD - only \~3.5% yield BUT the dividend grows 10%+ annually. In 5-7 years you're effectively getting 5%+ on your original investment, better total return over time. Higher yield options (more risk): \- ARCC or MAIN (BDCs) - 8-10% yields, invest in middle-market companies, more volatile. \- ENB (Enbridge) - \~6.5% yield, pipeline company, slow grower but stable dividend. What I'd actually do with $1000: Keep it simple, one holding. \- if you need income NOW: JEPI \- if you can wait for income to grow: SCHD Don't split $1000 into 5 positions - you'll pay more in friction and complexity than it's worth. One warning: anything yielding >7-8% usually has a catch - either growth is flat, risk is higher, or the dividend isn't sustainable. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Good time to mention [ENB.To](http://ENB.To) ha s10k open interest on he Jan-27 80$C
Im looking to play both sides, XOM and ENB
Canadian here. Have had ENB for such a long time. Healthcare has somewhat performed better past few months as. well. Like the name
I bought KMB this week myself. Been adding to positions in health care AMGN and energy KMI and ENB.
Can anyone with stock market knowledge tell me what I need to change in my Portfolio please? I currently have VTI, ENB, PLTR, PATH, ACHR, JOBY, ITA, APLD and SMCI because was way below Intrinsic value!
It would probably be wise to diversify with some of the larger energy providers and builders too. GEV, NRG, DUK, NEE, ENB are all big enough so that if your individual plays like IREN, NXXT, etc blow up you'll still see some gains since the big providers will also have to scale.
Yeah you're kinda broke now. Idk what came over you, but don't let it happen again. Work it back to $100k, scalp options, work back to $1M, invest into $ENB and call it a retirement. Work 20 years and retire lavishly.
Why not consider a mix of good dividend stocks with this investment? Buying a PFE, VZ and ENB at current prices will bring you 7% about in qualified dividends taxed at the lower rate.
I buy POW cause I like WS, I buy COST cause they save me money every week, I buy ENB cause they bill me every month.
70 percent in a etf like VOO/VEQT/SPY 15 percent in gold 10 percent in energy infrastructure ENB 5 percent to play in penny stocks
I am retiring in February with a pension and eventual SS. That said, I hold a part time job that I started at $11 an hour that now has $600,000 in it's 401k. I am in the process of moving money to high divvy stocks and going to cash. I posted wayyyy back in MARCH that the s&p was going to 7512 by Jan 2026, so I have been invested accordningl;y. I believe there will be a significant correction in late FEB-MAR timeframe in 2026. Younger ones, who cares. Me? I will be 50% cash and the rest in ING (5+%), ENB (5+% AND YETH(WEEKLY DIVVY).
Canada: ENB , PPL, CPX, EMA Pipelines and powerlines aren't going anywhere and are pretty safe bets for the society's voracious appetite for energy. Then you add in the AI requirements and well......
Dividend yield is good as long as the market isn't thumping the stock price. Only ENB has come close to matching VTI. The rest aren't even in the same stratosphere so sure, you get a dividend but your value craters. For example, LYB has a total return of 2% the past 10 years.
Thank you. Will read about those. Just finished looking into ENB and BNS. Will continue investing in VEQT
Bros trying to pump ENB in here. Is there a dd post?
Not the next open but will 🚀 for sure after that 900M deal with META ENB
Enbridge Inc. says it will invest US$900 million on a 600-megawatt solar project that will support Meta Platforms, Inc.’s data centre operations. $ENB
Planning on dumping some in ENB and crossing my fingers for the AKLNG pipeline.
Something to consider...if the Straight of Hormuz closes...this both helps some oil stocks (higher prices) but hurts others (have oil fields in the area). Chevron and Exxon for example do depend on the Straight. If you pick an oil stock...it may be beneficial to pick on without Mideast exposure. Ideas include DVN (Texas producer), Suncor (Canadian), or ENB (Canadian + pipelines). As others have stated...most of these stocks have already appreicated so it might be too late to get get a good value buy. Tough to know though.
Shale oil is declining and not overly profitable at DJT target of 50dollars. That’s why drill baby drill isn’t being embraced by many or any. The rotating president or head of opec is Iran this year. Meeting in Vienna in July, should be interesting on what’s decided. Right now there is lots of oil. Actually ENB and CNQ have been going up and cutting production costs so even decent profit to a 40 dollar barrel. The saudis will support the US for sure. But no one really wants to disrupt the supply chain. Just to destroy the nuclear threat.
Canadian here! If you're looking for opinions on ENB r/CanadianInvestor is probably the better place to ask.
Cool, I’ll check out your stuff. I’ve been doing a dive into options and basically just another tool I want to use to grow my money. So far I like it. I’m using Wealthsimple in Canada and their options are limited I can buy and sell calls. But I can’t sell puts yet which is unfortunate. I’d rather buy a stock through puts and make a premium while waiting for it to hit my price vs buying it at limit or market. Hoping they allow me to sell puts soon. Otherwise I might be to move my money elsewhere. I can’t trade options on my CAD stocks either end oh sucks. I’d like to sell options on some dividend payers I won like BCE and ENB as I hold enough to sell a few contracts. I haven’t done any technical options things yet. I’ve watched a few videos on strats where you’re buying and selling at the same time where you have an outcome of a small gain and small loss or a big gain. I think people like Felix and friends teach that method etc. I’ll learn those slowly overtime. I’m also hesitant to buy and put all my money to work wit h the market revisiting ATHs. Need to learn put strategies in falling markets too so I can take advantage of a down market. Taking my time though and slowly learning!
Brookfield Renewable (NYSE: BEPC)(NYSE: BEP), ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP), and Enbridge (NYSE: ENB)
calls on NET, DKNG, AFRM, INOD, ENB, ANIP, AQN.
ENB would be a good choice. But I’m waiting for a bigger dip before going in. Hoping for a flash crash to $40 per oil barrel then id go all in.
when is the good old canuckistan short squeeze on $ENB gonna go down? Its ripe n ready ?
I had SCHD because everybody recommended it but it’s my worst performing dividend fund over 3 years and lost about 9% in value since the dip. I’m in Canada and able to get better yield like 7% monthly dividends and better growth with SRU.UN.TO and its only come down 3% in value. Others my watch list ENB - 5.96% JEPQ - 5.15% JEPI - 8% Not a dividend but underrated are dollar stores. I also invested in DOL.TO which is a dollar store that is expanding to other countries and it has not dropped in value since tarrifs. It seems to go up like COST when everything else is Red. Maybe something to look into.
Move your $ to Canada. We have stable bank, property REITs, and energy securities. Most pay a dividend between 4-7% Check out CM, ENB, FTS, REI, CPX… some of those trade on on the US markets some on the TSX only For a Canadian growth stock look no further than Dollarama which is Canada’s largest dollar store but is more like a mini discount Walmart with all name brands these days. DOL.TO
- TD.TSX : 20% of Portfolio and a great dividend play - MFC : 11% of Portfolio, have done well here thus far - BMO : 9% of Portfolio, again, a good steady dividend driver - ENB 8% of Port: Have for the long hold and DIV - BN : 8 % of Port : have seen some great returns here - a bunch of others (OKLO, VPT, etc. that I'm getting slashed on). ....now this is where I need the help. I currently own 6% XEQT, 4% VFV (Bought more yesterday). and 7% VDY......does it make sense to hold all these funds for the long term, or should I just consolidate into one and keep it cleaner? Thinking VFV if anything?
Utility ETF, MLP’s like ENB, and REIT’s like WPC they are necessities. Buy when there’s blood in Wall Street.
Ok, so this is a lofty goal, but if you’re serious about, this should get you extremely close with relatively low degree of risk. Put 25% in each of the following: EPD - 8042 income MAIN - 9430 income CTO - 10,327 income ENB - 7688 income This would get you an average of $2957 per month, and the awesome part is that all three have been growing their dividend/distribution and all are great companies. This is 100% the route I’d take if I needed the cash flow. Hope this helps!
You can safely make 7% a year which would be around $37,500 and be able to sleep at night. $MO, $PFE, $VZ, $LYB, $ENB, $WPC, $O
There’s a little risk, but I like the dividend ps from the midstream pipeline guys. About 6-6.5% and stock goes up slowly, but surely. Check out ET and ENB.
DAL, VZ, AMZN, ENB, NYCB, DVN. If you're feeling lucky - ONL, OPI.
Don't forget Canada. Support us, instead of the fuckheads in the USA. There are some CDN great energy stocks (ENB.TO, CPX.TO, SU.TO), banking stocks (TD or CIBC).
$ENB and $CNI could be vulnerable due to their exposure to trade and energy sectors. Consider monitoring their performance closely.
If [ENB](https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/tariffs-would-need-be-place-years-alter-us-canada-crude-flows-enbridge-says-2025-03-04/) drops into the mid $30's again I will increase my position.
Guys. It was me. I bought on Feb 1st week. Market has been down ever since. I can sell anytime but maybe I want to watch it all burn. I bought everything. ETFs, Bitcoin, Etherium, REITs, VEQT, TSLA, NVDA, BB, ENB, PLTR, VAB, GLD, everything!!!!! Everything you can think of to buy and diversify, I did. Let me reiterate: I bought EVERYTHING!! I am your inverse God for the past decade, and I cannot stay silent anymore. I am still holding, and will continue to hold until it recovers in 3 years. Unfortunately, my hold only recover in 3 years. That is evident from all the past stocks that I am owning. I am unafraid to buy high and sell low, so remember. It was ME, BARRY. IT WAS ALWAYS ME.
Every year I max out my contributions, and I recently made some changes to my investment selections, and I’d like to know if I am on the right track, or if I should make any changes. I’ve been investing into my 401k, as well as recently starting a Traditional IRA and opening my own HSA account (in addition to the one provided by my health insurance plan of which only company contributions go into), and a taxable brokerage account, at a steady rate. I currently have a six figure income at a US-based company, and am coming up on 40. My objective with investing is to save for retirement, and I would ideally like to retire within the next 15-20 years. If possible I want to sit-back-and-chill with my investments. Here’s my current holdings: 401k: \~$200k, 70% in VTI and 30% in VXUS IRA: \~$14k, 100% in VTI HSA: \~$6k, 70% in VTI and 30% in VXUS Taxable Brokerage: \~$140k, 80% in SCHD 15% in ENB and 5% in cash The taxable brokerage account investments are in stocks that produce good dividends to set up dividend income for the future, and right now all dividends are being re-invested into each stock. I’m currently auto-investing \~$36k per year into this account. So, am I doing things right, or are there advantageous changes to be made? Should I sell the stocks I currently hold in my taxable account for “better” ones, or pull the money out of the taxable account and put it into a savings account? Thanks in advance!
I don’t know… over the last 2 weeks i sold 10% of my mag 7, bolstered midstream pipers (ENB, KMI, Williams) and added to high dividend payers this week - Lamar, junk bond etf, ares capital, and ppfa….
This one looks interesting. $ENB: [https://imgur.com/a/Zj8vLoi](https://imgur.com/a/Zj8vLoi) Definitely facing some resistance at this level, even the monthly candle has a big wick. The dividend payouts seem very reasonable for the price of the stock plus with the Trump admin, oil and gas will do better so this one might be a good hold for the next few years. Most analysts seem to think this could hit $65 soon. Down 5% for the week, but up 23% since last year.
ENB - tell me some good news!
I actually bailed on PYPL. Remember one day sitting on the shitter and needing to send someone money and pull up the app and it was trying to sell me sweaters. Sold it mid-2024, and dropped into my default dividend play -- Enbridge. Current 6.17% yield, but closer to 7.5% at price I swapped out of PYPL. PYPL was up well ahead of ENB on that trade ~month ago, but has come back close to parity when factor in dividend. But that trade was about de-risking
Totally agree! I am based in US and own a lot of dividend stocks in TSX. Banking stocks such as TD and utilities such as ENB are great options for both growth and yield. Most Canadians are very bullish on TD since it is currently very under valued and TD is also making its presence known in the US - just look at the home of the Boston Celtics :)
Everyone out here clapping cheeks meanwhile my ENB shares down 5% on Friday. “Responsible”. Fuck that.
With $3,000 to invest in your TFSA, it’s best to diversify across 3-5 strong dividend stocks rather than concentrating on just a few. Good options include Enbridge (ENB) for energy, Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) for banking, TELUS (T) for telecom, Pembina Pipeline (PPL) for infrastructure, and Algonquin Power & Utilities (AQN) for utilities, all offering solid dividend yields. Since TFSA earnings are tax-free, reinvesting dividends can help maximize long-term growth while maintaining a steady income stream.
Consider a mix of SCHD and JEPI or JEPQ. I am not an expert but these are great for dividends, lower volatility and are etfs so are broadly diverse. I spice it up with pipeline stocks like EPD, ENB (Canadian) and ET. High dividends and fairly stable but do appreciate in share price. Then corporate bonds or bond fund can help income as well As interest rates come down, which they should do over coming years, their value rises. They pay about 6% now but I suggest using a bond broker who understands risk levels. A, B etc.
Did you not hold $ENB? It's been going up lately. I'm waiting on the last div payment and then I'm out!
Midstream made bank for me this year: OKE, ENB, CNQ.
Yeah... pipelines doing really good. I'd also add ENB to the list.
Super defensive: MO, PM, BTI, ENB, EPD, MDT. I love dividends.
Energy, energy infrastructure, US Energy independence... I have a mix of those and they're all doing quite well. Look at SRV, NXG, USAI, ENB, ENFR, HESS and HESM, AMLP, MLPA, MLPX... there's a lot to choose from.
So, it depends. Because the s&P500 are mostly the biggest companies that hold the higher percentage. With the expected rate cuts, its going to rally (i believe) until like january. Ill probably sell there. Right before earnings early year. The downturns seem to happen around the january to feb area. Then i have my dumb dividend stonks. As a canadian this is ENB and YAMZ. Yamz in canada is a new stock which pays GOOD monthly dividends monthly and its a CAD hedged to the amazon stock, so its ALSO a growth stock. Literally Overpowered. Enb is a gas pipeline stock which just completed a big pipeline project recently and increases its dividend per share very often, and its quarterly. I bought way before the completion and in the last 12 months i began to buy it at the low end, the dividend rate went up twice i think, and my value from avg is 24% up rn. I have 93 stocks for enb and every quarter i basically get another 1.5 stocks (its at 56$ and slowly climbing) Then i have HAZ in canada. Growth stock based on global markets. Its reletively new and im up 12% i think in 7 months i owned it? Its all big more reliable compabies too. This is my canuckistani take. Im just riding the high of the s&p500 while i have some other things. I also swing trade on the trend for NVDA which is just CAD hedged Nvidia.
There is a pretty big divergence from the pipeline oil & gas stocks vs price of crude oil. Most pipelines like $KMI, $ENB, $WMB are trading near 52 week highs while the other $XLE stocks are all near 52 week lows. Now the pipelines pay nice dividends that are all mostly above the current US 10 yr interest rate so they have gotten buys from yield seeking investors. But, the pipelines make their money on the volume of crude oil, gasoline, and natty gas transported, NOT crude oil price. If there was no demand for crude oil & gasoline; than all the pipeline stocks should be trading near 52 week lows as their revenues would be crashing. I have been buying this dip this last week in the crude oil stocks.
ENB, BNS, WCP, and Berkshire Hathaway.
You mentioned stock preference so on my radar or own — you have BMY, also UPS, PFE, ENB, DVN. The rest I like are much lower yield or funds.
If you're going dividend get some ENB, finally down today after a month straight of up
#Made steady investments into ENB
Just averaged up, big time, on MSOS. Single biggest holding in the TFSA now. It was a bold move, lets hope its the right one. ENB just too expensive right now, makes sense to sell that position and try and find the MSOS value play.
whoa, sorry I completely lied. I pulled it up to double-check and it's only 4% yield, but still up around 30% in holding for about a year. Ticker is SU. My 7% one was ENB, which is pretty flat. Have a bank stock at 5% that has gained 20% this year too. I get OP's point about value returning into the company, but if you look at SU the stock itself has cycles but is up 39% in 5 years. I don't think that's bad growth for a 5% yield in a tax free account. I have dividend stocks in retirement accounts so gains will be taxed, but my intent with my tax free account is to build that tax free principle to keep trading with - tax free. I think that's not a terrible plan? The limit for contributions to the account is about $124k, but no taxes on gains, so eventually the plan is to have a $250k tax free trading account with some passive income flow. With new capital gains rules here I'm sure when I start taking money out I'll need some accounting help.
#Warren Buffet investing in canada better buy $ENB
ENB Enbridge. Consistent earnings, 7% dividend.
#rotation to energy $ENB
ENB with a 7+ yield was too cheap 2 weeks ago. But you asked the question too late
#Shuffle that cash into energy like warren buffet $ENB
#Do we think warren buffet bought $ENB?
CCJ, INTC and ENB all beating this week 
This has been the best comment I've gotten on this (across multiple subs). I don't need people wagging a finger at me for pulling out of the bubble (still made $7000 over a year). I have traded individual stocks before, 2021-2023, but the net result was definitely loss. Sometimes I'll throw $500 at something that looks like a gem. Why would precious metals / infrastructure be bad, though? **ENB** looks fair, typical ups/downs.
It looks like you should focus on companies which actually make money, like $BNS, $ENB, etc.
I've been in and out of XOM for years. Dividend is solid, but IMO there are some better midstream ones that have better share price growth too, although not nearly as high of a cap as XOM. Check out ENB and SU ... Canadian, but ENB is an eye-watering dividend. I'm not getting into REITs for the dividend, just not worth it IMO. I like some iShares ones.
They're all being imported to Canada, with any person in country making over 65k allowed to sponsor \~ 7 more people on their visa. Following years of trends, and your thesis, Canada should be the play. All-in on ENB and small-biz kitchen material providers for the 100,000 new restaurants about to pop up.
Brookfield BN vs BAM Can those with more knowledge on these 2 tickers give some input on if I’m missing anything. I’m a long term 10yr+ invest & hold style investor. I’m looking to see which will give me the best return long term. I know BN corp holds all their tickers under them. I also know they just secured an insurance company which is projected to boost their revenues quite a bit But on the other hand I know that BAM is an asset manager which is sitting on a lot of cash reserves with 0 debt at the moment. What are your guys thoughts? And for some background my current portfolio is VFV, VDY, AAPL, TSM, TD, MFC, ENB, CNQ, ATD and CASH.TO. All spread between a TFSA /RRSP Thanks all!
My options trades? It varies, not usually ETF’s. Sometimes Dividend stocks but mostly other than dividend paying stocks. If I trade on dividend stocks it’s usually at a strike price that I’m willing to own and accumulate more stock. Premiums are usually very low though. I did make trades on ENB, META, AMD, MSFT, AAPL, INTC, PLTR, and ASTS this week including today. So, one I’d consider a dividend stock knowing some of the others listed pay dividends.
Enbridge. Largest oil midstream pipeline, one of the largest natural gas transportation companies and has other energy diversification like clean energy in Europe. I use energy on a daily basis and they had a really low valuation for some time. I currently get roughly 10% of what I spend on energy in dividend from ENB alone, and plan to continue growing that