RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:What's going on??Over the course of 5 years they're at about the same place. PPL actually outperformed ENB by quite a bit prior to covid. I think the main reason why ENB has a slight edge this year (not much, 3%) is because they finally got line 3 in service. Another reason is I find all the analysts like to recommend this stock so when people think pipeline enb is the first one that comes to mind. I've never personally invested into it because they always have a target on their back from the activists. Especially down in the States.
stockmarket1 wrote: 52 week high for PPL is $43 while Enbridge has made new 52 week highs a couple of times for sure. Maybe its catch up time for PPL? Fingers crossed. I love the monthly divy but share appreciation is always a bonus. Cheers
Albatross wrote: Fair enough. It really depends on who you think has more future growth potential. Stock price isn't a be all indicator on company performance. An out of favour stock could be an opportunity rather than a disappointment. Your asking the right question, let's figure out why it's out of favour compared to Embridge. The way Enbridge's price has gone may be a future indicator for Pembina..