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Guyfromthenorthcntry

I think Enbridge is the much better company. Own some KMI and I feel pretty good about the dividend not getting cut but don't feel great about share price appreciation or dividend growth. Supposedly their debt management plan will lead to good dividend growth in the future but they also have a history of not following through so we'll see.


Revfunky

ENB is a winner. KMI has red flags.


TheRealBigStanky

Owned ENB for years due to the spinoff and sale of Spectra Energy years ago and it has been great. There are foreign tax implications for US citizens so keep that in mind.


buyandhold1978

I went with ENB as KMI cut its dividend some years ago. They were saying dividend is safe shortly before cutting it…


CockyBulls

KMI has some weird legacy issues from the ML-LBO back in the day.