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Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc. EBGUF

"Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc is engaged in the generation, transportation and storage of energy through its green power generation facilities, liquids transportation and storage facilities."


GREY:EBGUF - Post by User

Post by marketsenseon Feb 07, 2018 6:33pm
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Post# 27522874

Concerns

ConcernsThe high yield is attracting investors but with the threat of more rate increases and a potential
destabilizing of the stock market,  there is a growing fear for safety of capital.  I see this as a
complicated host of problems that is not easy to sort out.  Inflation is becoming a fear,  rate increases are a fear,  further market crashes are a fear,  and the US gov't ability to continue
to service their trillions of $ debt is also a fear,   A lot of fears tend to make people nervous
If the Fed pushes too hard,  the US economy goes into recession which is bad for Trump.
If they back off for a while,  inflationary pressures will continue to heat up. The Fed is walking
on a tightrope so will have to be very careful not to step too far one way or another.  As for 
ENF's dividend,  I see no threat right now,  but I expect further volatility for most stocks as an
asset class.
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