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Of course buy Enbridge. It's selling at a discount and is one of the largest providers of pipelines for Oil and Natural Gas, as well as renewable energy. If you hold Enbridge, don't sell it, buy more, or if you want monthly dividends, get ENS ETF, since it's only holding is Enbridge.
At the moment high interest rates is hammering the share price given their debt. This company understands the transition to net zero its increasing its renewable assets. Long term this company is a winner, and it's stock price will increase once interest rates are lowered.
For me, most energy stocks are out of the question with these oil prices if you haven't bought them way back. It's SO easy if you just wait for the next oil crash. We know it will come. Could take 1 year, could take 15, but it will come and then you go ALL IN oil. The one exception to this rule is pure drilling stocks, but you'd have to be very active and on guard.
I have a couple of thoughts on this. I am hesitant to invest more in oil & gas stocks because I am concerned about the future with electric vehicles. Some states are pushing really hard to outright ban gas cars & trucks. While the EV technology isn't quite there yet to make it practical for the same robust use we have given gas vehicles for decades, the technology inevitably will improve and surpass the performance of traditional gas vehicles. It's just a matter of time. The other thought I have concerns the possibility of super advanced technology we could have in the future. With increasing investigation of UFO's, the government may have been keeping this technology under wraps for many decades. What Navy pilots have witnessed far exceeds any capabilities of any craft or vehicles we have. When that technology is finally made available for public use, whatever that mysterious energy source used for propulsion, could completely make the fossil fuel industry obsolete. That may not happen until many of us are long departed from this world. Then again it could happen in 15 or 20 years. You never know. But if that happened can you imagine how many oil & gas companies-big firms like Exxon, Mobile etc. would be turned completely upside down? Hopefully these companies are in the know and will adapt to make new tech their wheelhouse. But it still is a concern for me looking long term. That possibility is the reason for my hesitation to increase the percentage allocated to my portfolio in oil & gas.
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I’m buying ENB this week. Have had it for almost a year. Loving the high discounts and dividends
Also one of those rare energy stocks that had averaged double digit div growth. I like them alot too
Of course buy Enbridge. It's selling at a discount and is one of the largest providers of pipelines for Oil and Natural Gas, as well as renewable energy. If you hold Enbridge, don't sell it, buy more, or if you want monthly dividends, get ENS ETF, since it's only holding is Enbridge.
At the moment high interest rates is hammering the share price given their debt. This company understands the transition to net zero its increasing its renewable assets. Long term this company is a winner, and it's stock price will increase once interest rates are lowered.
For clarity, a quick review comparing the Sept 14-Sept 14 10yr time frame indicates returns of CAD +13.05% vs a USD -13.47% return.
I hope you did cause I’ve been buying since the gap down, all the way through the gap fill, sitting pretty now.
In would start a position at 28,76
Buy, it's a no-brainer. Look at the ratio of enb:xle or enb:spy. Risks have been priced in.
Great video, always appreciate the efforts put in on this channel!
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Just check how much of a debt Apple holds 😏
They’re taking in more debt as they’re pushing on growth
Do you have this one ?
Yes, but Apple can pay off the entire debt in less than a year.
@@Skylex4 fair enough but it is still a very good long term company to hold in your portfolio, if you understand the cyclicality of the business
@@Skylex4lol no it can't. It would take nearly 3 years. According to their free cash on hand
Lol Apple can do whatever they want...they are their own ATM machine
For me, most energy stocks are out of the question with these oil prices if you haven't bought them way back. It's SO easy if you just wait for the next oil crash. We know it will come. Could take 1 year, could take 15, but it will come and then you go ALL IN oil. The one exception to this rule is pure drilling stocks, but you'd have to be very active and on guard.
I have a couple of thoughts on this. I am hesitant to invest more in oil & gas stocks because I am concerned about the future with electric vehicles. Some states are pushing really hard to outright ban gas cars & trucks. While the EV technology isn't quite there yet to make it practical for the same robust use we have given gas vehicles for decades, the technology inevitably will improve and surpass the performance of traditional gas vehicles. It's just a matter of time.
The other thought I have concerns the possibility of super advanced technology we could have in the future. With increasing investigation of UFO's, the government may have been keeping this technology under wraps for many decades. What Navy pilots have witnessed far exceeds any capabilities of any craft or vehicles we have. When that technology is finally made available for public use, whatever that mysterious energy source used for propulsion, could completely make the fossil fuel industry obsolete. That may not happen until many of us are long departed from this world. Then again it could happen in 15 or 20 years. You never know. But if that happened can you imagine how many oil & gas companies-big firms like Exxon, Mobile etc. would be turned completely upside down? Hopefully these companies are in the know and will adapt to make new tech their wheelhouse. But it still is a concern for me looking long term. That possibility is the reason for my hesitation to increase the percentage allocated to my portfolio in oil & gas.
K-1 ack
Falling knife 🗡️?
Too much debt