Enbridge is one of the largest energy infrastructure companies in North America. It operates in five segments: Liquids Pipelines, Gas Transmission and Midstream, Gas Distribution, Green Power and Transmission, and Energy Services. It's primary area of operations include Canada and the United States.
The stock has treaded downwards since it announced the acquisition of Spectra Energy in 2016 resulting in a debt of close to $60 billion dollars. However, the company has started to sell several non-core assets for which the has received considerable interest from potential buyers. In the long run as oil and gas prices increase, Enbridge is surely going to benefit from the increase in prices.
In the short to medium term, the price has cross the upper bound of the channel. Buyers interested in buying should wait till the stock pull back to the upper support of the channel and confirm that the support holds. However, I strongly believe that at these prices the stock is a steal compared to the assets and potential income from those assets.
The stock has treaded downwards since it announced the acquisition of Spectra Energy in 2016 resulting in a debt of close to $60 billion dollars. However, the company has started to sell several non-core assets for which the has received considerable interest from potential buyers. In the long run as oil and gas prices increase, Enbridge is surely going to benefit from the increase in prices.
In the short to medium term, the price has cross the upper bound of the channel. Buyers interested in buying should wait till the stock pull back to the upper support of the channel and confirm that the support holds. However, I strongly believe that at these prices the stock is a steal compared to the assets and potential income from those assets.