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Worried about stagflation? These dividend machines could protect your portfolio and pay you up to 10% yields. Stocks you'll want to own before inflation bites again. These picks crush SCHD and VYM in yield—and might just help you sleep better through market chaos.
Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Enbridge (ENB). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.
The Dividend Harvesting Portfolio faced a challenging week, declining by -2.43%, but still maintains a 24.99% return on invested capital and a 9.81% yield. I added to Enbridge, BlackRock Science and Technology Trust, and BlackRock Corporate High Yield Fund, capitalizing on market pullbacks and tariff talks. Despite market volatility, the portfolio continues to generate substantial dividend income, with a forward projected annualized dividend income of $2,070.78.
Midstream players secure additional cashflows from their huge backlog of growth projects, which brightens the outlook for the Zacks Oil and Gas - Production and Pipelines industry. Some of the frontrunners in the industry are ENB, KMI, WMB & MPLX.
Enbridge will generate incremental cash flows from its huge backlog of secured and profitable midstream capital projects.
Enbridge (ENB 1.49%) has been a very enriching investment over the years. The Canadian pipeline and utility giant has paid dividends for over 70 years, with increases in each of the last 30 years.
Enbridge (ENB) reachead $43.50 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a +1.56% change compared to its last close.
These three dividend stocks are certainly worth considering for long-term investors seeking higher yields in this declining interest rate environment.
The recent events in the market have made risk mitigation a relevant topic once again. This is especially important for investors, who want to maximize yield, while keeping the risks balanced (and income cut distant). In this article I have shared two picks, which offer close to 9% yields and the necessary fundamentals to deliver non-cyclical (de-risked) distributions.
Volatility has returned to the stock market to start the year. The Nasdaq Composite is down 8% year to date while other market indexes are right behind it.