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Enbridge Inc. Receives High Marks

Yeah, and my sister is the most beautiful woman in the whole wide world. General comments are of not much use to people who have real money invested. How about some numbers to back up the glossy claim? For example, the Gateway Project would represent what % of the company's earnings once it gets underway?

People Still Have To Spend: Eleven Dividends for Even Conservative Investors

On Oct 25 06:03 PM Emerald wrote:

> MLP's should hold up well. I don't see activity in shipments of gas
> and oil declining to a point where pricing deteriorates. Most firms
> have multi year contracts. They need access to capital to expand
> but can hold the line for the near future in a weak economy. Long:
> EPD, TPP, KMP, LINE, BBEP, NGLS.

What would be better: investing in a MLP (such as Enbridge Energy Partners, EEP) or in a company which is a major shareholder in the MLP (e.g., Enbridge, ENB, with a 27% stake). The financials on EEP don't look all that good right now, but those of the major shareholder (ENB) look much better.

Don't MLPs basically have to sell off parts of themselves to keep up the dividend payments? EEP has a dividend payout ratio of 125% now, which doesn't look good to my conservative eyes.

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Enbridge (ENB)
12-Nov-08 $ 0.282 Dividend *10.116 = 2.852712

You show a dividend payment of $0.282 per share. Their website shows a payment of $0.33 per share. Why the difference?

Enbridge and TransCanada Would Benefit from Pickens Plan

Boone Pickens became a billionaire through investments in oil for energy. I wouldn't bet against him if he is investing in wind for energy. Not an Oil Man, but an Energy Man. The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind.....