Enbridge, Inc. (USA)

• 3 Big Picture Themes for After a Market Sell Off

  By Robert Baillieul - May 24, 2013 | Tickers: AMZN, ENB, WFM

  "Japan stocks plummet 7%" Independent Online

  "China factory activity contracts in May" CNN

  "Europe Stocks Drop Most in 10 Months on Stimulus Concern" Bloomberg

  Ouch! Investors woke up Thursday morning to a triple-digit market decline after a slew of bad economic reports.

  Typically during a panic sell offs I like to revisit my favorite big picture themes. What I love about these secular trends is that you can count of more »

• Keystone Could Set The Bar High

  By Reuben Brewer - May 14, 2013 | Tickers: EEP, ENB, EPD, KMP, TRP

  TransCanada's (NYSE: TRP) proposed Keystone pipeline has been mired in government red tape for years. With a massive body of information and increasingly stringent regulations floated as requirements for the project's approval, all pipeline companies may be impacted by the project, even if it gets turned down.

  Keystone

  The Keystone pipeline is intended to bring oil from Canada's oil sands region down through the United States to more »

• 3 Reasons to Buy Enbridge

  By Robert Baillieul - May 9, 2013 | Tickers: ENB, KMI, TRP

  By 2017, the United States could become the world's largest energy producer. North America is awash in energy due to rapid growth in the Alberta oil sands, Eagle Ford, and the Bakken. But what's the best way to play this boom?

  Upstream producers are struggling because higher production is slamming right into a wall of low prices. 

  Refiners have profited handsomely but these stock have run up substantially more »

• Is it Time to Invest in Keystone XL?

  By Joshua Bondy - April 23, 2013 | Tickers: ENB, XOM, TRP

  The proposed Keystone XL pipeline is very controversial. The oil industry supports the project as an effective way to deal with midstream constraints within the North American crude market. Environmentalists dislike Alberta's heavy crude and they criticize Keystone XL because it will bring heavy crude to U.S. refineries. The controversy surrounding Keystone XL's required presidential approval makes investing in the pipeline very volatile, even if it is more »

• Another Record Year

  By Reuben Brewer - April 16, 2013 | Tickers: ENB, EPD, KMP

  Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) is among the largest and best positioned midstream energy companies. It posted record results in 2012 and looks set to do so again in 2013.

  A giant

  Enterprise is a $50 billion company, easily ranking it among the largest publicly traded limited partnerships. It has operations in the most important energy markets and has a diversified portfolio of assets, including pipelines, terminals, and storage facilities more »

• Another Record Year

  By Reuben Brewer - April 16, 2013 | Tickers: ENB, EPD, KMP

  Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) is among the largest and best positioned midstream energy companies. It posted record results in 2012 and looks set to do so again in 2013.

  A giant

  Enterprise is a $50 billion company, easily ranking it among the largest publicly traded limited partnerships. It has operations in the most important energy markets and has a diversified portfolio of assets, including pipelines, terminals, and storage facilities more »

• Would Your Mother Approve of Your Portfolio?

  By Phillip Woolgar - April 16, 2013 | Tickers: BAC, BRK-A, ENB

  So your stock portfolio is taking off. You've likely seen steady returns since the market started recovering early in 2009. You're selling shares, buying new ones, and the bullish trend seems to have no limits.

  Many investors have cashed in big time over the last few years, and with the S&P 500 hitting new records recently, now is a great time to be an investor. But how more »

• Another Record Year

  By Reuben Brewer - April 14, 2013 | Tickers: ENB, EPD, KMP

  Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) is among the largest and best positioned midstream energy companies. It posted record results in 2012 and looks set to do so again in 2013.

  A Giant

  Enterprise is a $50 billion company, easily ranking it among the largest publicly traded limited partnerships. It has operations in the most important energy markets and has a diversified portfolio of assets, including pipelines, terminals, and storage facilities more »

• A Pipeline to Solid Returns

  By Ryan Guenette - February 25, 2013 | Tickers: ENB, EPD, KMP, MWE, OKS

  A SWOT analysis is a look at a company’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, and is a tremendous way to gain a detailed and thorough perspective on a company and its future. As 2013 begins, I would like to look at a stable master limited partnership that has trounced the overall market over the past decade: Markwest Energy Partners LP (NYSE: MWE).

  The Business:

  Warren Buffett once said, “Never more »

• 3 Ways You Can Play the North American Energy Boom

  By Robert Baillieul - February 19, 2013 | Tickers: CNI, ENB, VLO

  Regular Motley Fool readers are probably aware that America is in the midst of an energy renaissance. For most of recent history, oil and gas was delivered from the coast and shipped inland. But this has been completely reversed in the past five years due to double digit production growth in the Bakken, Eagle Ford, and Alberta Oil Sands. This shift has created a bull market for mid-stream companies that more »

• Pipeline Stocks Hennessy Advisors Bought in the Fourth Quarter

  By Aubrey Tabuga - January 25, 2013 | Tickers: ENB, KMI, SE, TRP, WMB

  Hennessy Advisors, Inc. is a fast-growing publicly traded investment firm that manages a set of formula-driven mutual funds called the Hennessy Funds. It is headed by Neil Hennessy, a multi-year lister at Barron’s Top 100 Managers. In October 2012, the Novato-based firm successfully acquired ten investment funds formerly managed by FBR Funds. This move has increased its assets under management by 287% and fully diluted earnings per share by more »

• Keystone XL Pipeline: Which Stocks Will Win?

  By Nate Wooley - January 24, 2013 | Tickers: ENB, EPD, TRP, VLO |

  The long-delayed and controversial Keystone XL pipeline is finally moving forward. It's got the financial and, finally, political backing for the extension through Nebraska to be completed. It's been rerouted around the environmentally sensitive Sand Hills region and is again under consideration. The U.S. Department of State has said that a final decision will be made sometime after March, 2013.

  Trust me on this: it will be more »

• Investing Over The Cliff: To PetroBakken Or Not To PetroBakken

  By Nathan Kirykos - January 16, 2013 | Tickers: CPG, EEP, ENB, PBN

  The investors with exposure to the Canadian resource sector experienced some hard times during 2012. The TSX/S&P Venture index has fallen from 1,700 to 1,190, and this has brought several companies down to fire-sale prices. As I am always willing to go bargain hunting, my radar caught PetroBakken Energy (TSX: PBN), which has dropped from $17 in early 2012 down to $9.40 today. 

  The PetroBakken more »

• The "Enbridge Pill" Will Cure These Canadian Oil Producers

  By Nathan Kirykos - January 3, 2013 | Tickers: ARN, BNE, ENB, LEG, WCP

  The Spread Problem

  The unconventional oil boom in North America could hardly be forecast only a few years ago. However, Canadian oil players haven't benefited much from this boom in 2012 due to the spread between WTI and Edmonton light crude prices. Pipeline constraints, in conjunction with the constraints of refinery capacity in the US Midwest, have negatively impacted the Edmonton price, broadening the discount with WTI during 2012 more »

• Premium Dividends: The Market's Best Kept Secret

  By David Mercer - December 21, 2012 | Tickers: WTR, ENB, ERF

  By now, most of you are probably familiar with dividend reinvestment plans (DRIP's), but did you know the deal gets even better? Yes, it's true. So, what am I talking about? DRIP's with premium dividends. You may be asking, "What's a premium dividend?" It's simply a bonus on the declared dividend, which companies provide to long-term "buy and "hold" investors. Trust me, it's a more »

• A Smoother Ride on This Canadian Railroad

  By Paula Wendland - November 2, 2012 | Tickers: CNI, CPG, CSX, ENB, XOM, NSC, STO, TRP

  Although the DOW transports (NYSE: IYT) have underperformed year-to-date, some of the index’s components have held up surprisingly well through a period of anemic economic growth.  As an industry with near-insurmountable barriers to entry, the railroads have shown resilience in a range of economic climes, as well as a capacity to respond to secular trends.  Environmental concerns and the advent of fracking and horizontal drilling have proven disruptive for the rails, which stand to lose traditional revenue streams as new sources emerge.  The Canadian National Railway (NYSE: CNI) – the only Class 1 system that spans the continent north-south and east-west – appears poised to profit from a prolonged US recovery and from changing attitudes toward energy sourcing and transport.

• Let the Profits Stream In From These 3 Companies

  By Chad Henage - October 1, 2012 | Tickers: ENB, EPD, OKE

  I'm always on the lookout for new investing opportunities, and honestly where I find a lot of potential ideas is the headlines list on The Motley Fool. A recent article by Aimee Duffy caught my eye with the title, “This Week in Midstream.” She made several points in the article comparing the different companies that help utilities get their wares from one point to the other. However, no statement had the impact of her comment that the, "energy industry will spend an estimated $130 billion-$210 billion expanding natural gas infrastructure over the next 20 years.” With this much money up for grabs, it should be a no-brainer that investors would want exposure to this portion of the energy industry. However, if you're like me you might only purchase one company to represent an industry rather than three or four. With this in mind, let's look at Enbridge (NYSE: ENB), Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD), and ONEOK (NYSE: OKE) as potential candidates for our investment dollars.

• 7 Underrated Stocks for Your Dividend Growth Portfolio

  By Karin Hernandez - September 25, 2012 | Tickers: COP, ENB, JCI, MDP, UTX

  Note: This article originally made an erroneous reference to ConocoPhillips current stock price. That error has been corrected.

  With a lot of investor focus shifting to income reliance as well as growth potential, dividend-paying stocks have been getting a far greater share of attention lately than they used to. Offering a measure of safety along with

  In order to make it through my initial screening, these stocks must have an more »

• Run is Done for Tesoro

  By Kirk Spano - September 12, 2012 | Tickers: BRK-B, ENB, TSO

  One of the hardest lessons for investors to learn is that sometimes a stock that is running up does not mean it is a buy.  No doubt, positive stock price momentum is often a signal that a company is just beginning to recognize its potential.  Other times, though, a good stock price run is just a rebound from an oversold period.  Tesoro Corp.'s (NYSE: TSO) recent run is probably more »

• Utica Shale Midstream Players to Watch

  By Eric Fox - September 11, 2012 | Tickers: CMLP, XTEX, DTE, ENB, SE

  One alternative method of playing the onshore oil and gas boom in the United States is through investing in companies building out infrastructure needed by operators to gather, transport and process production from these fast growing plays. 

  Utica Shale

  The Utica Shale is an emerging oil and gas play in Ohio and Pennsylvania and has seen a surge of development over the last year as operators look for oil and more »

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