Enbridge (ENB)

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Enbridge stock currently has a strong dividend yield of almost 5%, with a business that's ready to meet the energy needs of the future.

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Enbridge stock has delivered total capital gains of more than 89% in the last three years. Moreover, it kept growing dividend payments.

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This company has increased the dividend annually for the past three decades.

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