NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 10:59 ET
- Stock Traders Daily published a new trading-setup note on Enbridge Inc (ENB) on Dec. 29, calling the risk-reward profile “exceptional” at 15.2:1. 1
- The note laid out entry, target and stop-loss levels across three strategies and flagged a “mid-channel oscillation” pattern. 1
- A separate Dec. 27 note outlined an 8.9:1 risk-reward setup for the Invesco MSCI EAFE Income Advantage ETF (EFAA). 2
Stock Traders Daily early on Dec. 29 published a trading-setup note on Enbridge Inc (ENB), citing an “exceptional 15.2:1” risk-reward profile for the Canadian pipeline operator’s shares. 1
The note matters for short-term traders because it maps out entry, target and stop-loss levels — prices where a position is cut to limit losses — across long, breakout and short strategies. 1
Stock Traders Daily said its models also identify support and resistance levels, which traders use as potential buying and selling zones. The firm’s risk-reward ratios compare the upside targets to the loss implied by the stop-loss. 1
Enbridge says it operates liquids and natural gas pipeline businesses and transports large volumes of crude oil and natural gas across North America. 3
In its “position trading” long strategy for ENB, Stock Traders Daily set an entry zone at $46.61, a target at $48.58 and a stop-loss at $46.48. 1
Its momentum breakout plan set a trigger at $47.80, with the same $48.58 target and a $47.67 stop-loss. 1
A “risk hedging” short strategy used $48.58 as the entry zone, targeting $46.15 and placing a stop-loss at $48.73. 1
In a multi-timeframe table, the firm rated the near-term signal “strong” with support at $47.33 and resistance at $47.80, while the mid-term signal was “neutral” with support at $46.69 and resistance at $47.46. 1
Long-term, it again flagged a “strong” signal and listed resistance at $50.36, with $48.58 shown as support. 1
“The note described an ‘Exceptional 15.2:1 risk-reward setup’ that ‘targets 4.2% gain vs 0.3% risk,’” contributor Scott B. wrote. 1
In a separate “scalable risk” note on Dec. 27, Stock Traders Daily highlighted a similar setup for the Invesco MSCI EAFE Income Advantage ETF (EFAA). 2
That report pegged the risk-reward setup at 8.9:1 and listed four “signals” at 52.22, 53.75, 54.30 and 55.17, with the current price marked in bold, the note said. 2
For EFAA, the firm set a long entry zone at $53.75 with a $55.17 target and a $53.59 stop-loss, while its breakout strategy used a $54.43 trigger and its short strategy targeted $51.71. 2
EFAA seeks total return through current income and long-term growth, combining exposure to the MSCI EAFE index — developed markets outside the U.S. and Canada — with an options-based income strategy using equity-linked notes, Schwab’s fund summary shows. 4
In the developed-markets ex-North America ETF segment, iShares Core MSCI EAFE ETF (IEFA) has about $163.3 billion in assets and iShares MSCI EAFE ETF (EFA) is the most liquid by average daily volume, ETF Database data show. 5
