RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:ExposedHey Fiddy
I just saw a BNN article from Kenney about Keystone XL. As a TRP shareholder, I really hate the idea of TRP doing anything as I think there would still be majot grief, no matter what they say.
Anyway, if you are thinking of swapping some ENB out, if I was you, I'd just do half to PPL.
Here's a link to the BNN article.
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/alberta-s-premier-says-it-s-not-too-late-to-approve-keystone-xl-1.1734008 Ciao
Sarge
FiddyFiddyOddzz wrote: Good suggestions, thanks Sarge. I'm hoping old ENB is gonna hit 60 soon, maybe make some decisions then.
Sarge wrote:"Hey Fiddy
I hope you had a good time down south and enjoyed not being on Stockhouse all the time.
ENB is definitely the riskiest of the midstreamers. If you're worried about this and that (ie: Line5, Mainline contracts, etc) with ENB, it's never too late to sell half and put it into a different midstreamer. At this point and even in spite of the run-up, I still think PPL would be your best bet. You'd lose a little on the dividend income but you'd get paid monthly and you wouldn't have to worry as much about the ex-div spanking each quarter.
If you really want to clean house, sell all your ENB and put half each into PPL and TRP or maybe keep some ENB and go 1/3 each.
I know I keep going on and on about owning multiple stocks in the sectors you want to own but it really is the best way for the long term investor. .
Take her easy
Sarge"