TC Pipelines LP and its subsidiaries acquire, own and manage energy transmission pipeline systems in the US and Canada.
(1) it is a key player in the Western Canada gas transmission market for which thee is robust demand,
(2) acquisitions,
(3) its low debt to equity ratio provides financial flexibility for future acquisitions.
Negatives:
(1) difficulty in finding attractive acquisition candidates,
(2) its cash distributions are subject to future operating performance,
(3) subject to possible changes in energy regulations.
TCP is rated A by Value Line, carries a 25% debt to equity ratio and the stock yields 6.7%.
Statistical Summary
Stock Yield | Dividend Growth Rate | Payout Ratio | # Increases Since 2003 | |
TCP | 6.7% | 3% | 99% | 7 |
IND | 6.5 | 6 | 114 | NA |
Debt/Equity | ROE | EPS Down Since 2003 | Net Margin | Value Line Rating | |
TCP | 25% | 13% | 3 | 7% | A |
IND | 109 | 17 | NA | 7 | NA |
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Note: TCP stock made good progress off its November 2008 low, quickly surpassing the down trend off its April 2007 high (red line) and the November 2008 trading high (green line). The stock is in a long term up trend (straight blue lines). The wiggly blue line is on balance volume, TCP is on the High Yield Buy List; shares will be Bought at the open this morning. The lower boundary of its Sell Half Range is $67.
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Steve Cook received his education in investments from Harvard, where he earned an MBA, New York University, where he did post graduate work in economics and financial analysis and the CFA Institute, where he earned the Chartered Financial Analysts designation in 1973. His 40 years of investment experience includes institutional portfolio management at Scudder, Stevens and Clark and Bear Stearns. Steve's goal at Strategic Stock Investments is to help other investors build wealth and benefit from the investing lessons he learned the hard way.
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