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Enbridge’s 6% dividend pitch meets insider selling as investors size up the pipeline giant

Enbridge’s 6% dividend pitch meets insider selling as investors size up the pipeline giant

Enbridge Inc’s president, Gregory Ebel, sold about C$22 million worth of shares over the past year, a transaction completed at roughly C$66.72 per share, according to a Simply Wall St analysis published on Monday. The same analysis said insiders have been net sellers, with no recorded purchases in the last quarter. Simply Wall St The insider activity matters because Enbridge is widely held for income, and dividend-paying stocks tend to be judged harshly when confidence in future payouts wobbles. For pipeline operators, the trade-off is familiar: steady cash flows on one side, debt and big construction budgets on the other.
5 January 2026
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NextEra Energy stock rises after NEE reaffirms earnings, dividend targets ahead of January investor meetings

NextEra Energy stock rises after NEE reaffirms earnings, dividend targets ahead of January investor meetings

NEW YORK, Jan 3, 2026, 17:13 ET — Market closed NextEra Energy shares rose 0.8% to $80.93 at Friday’s close after the utility reaffirmed its long-term earnings and dividend growth targets ahead of January investor meetings. A regulatory filing showed NextEra kept its 2025 adjusted earnings per share outlook at $3.62 to $3.70 and its 2026 target at $3.92 to $4.02, and it still expects at least 8% compound annual growth in adjusted EPS through 2032. The company also reiterated a target of at least 8% adjusted EPS growth through 2035 and said it expects dividends per share to grow about 10% annually through 2026, followed by about 6% growth in 2027 and 2028. SEC
3 January 2026
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  • Sinda (SIND) Stock Trades Well Above Book Value After IPO Cash
    July 4, 2026, 2:14 AM EDT. Sinda (NYSE:SIND) shares rose 0.5% this week after its US$213 million IPO, giving it a calm debut in the market. Still, the stock looks pricey on book value. Sinda trades around 68.6 times book, well above the Metals and Mining industry at 2.7x and higher than its peer average of 13.4x. Investors may be betting on big future silver production, but the company has not yet delivered on its 2031 targets. There are clear execution and funding risks. Sinda failed all 6 valuation checks and doesn't look cheap. Investors will have to decide if the stock's price matches its future goals or if Sinda is too expensive right now.
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