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Fortis vs. Altagas ALA is riskier, but it's starting to come into the cycle so, it's doing a lot better. Fortis is a steady-eddy withe nice free cash flow growth and trading at an okay 17.4x valuation, in line with AQN. They hold a lot of renewables, so it will do fine if Biden is U.S. president. It has US exposure. he likes them. He prefers Fortis. Some money has flowed out of here, so it's not trading at the top. With interest rates being a lot lower than before, all these names can trend up 10% in the future.
FTS vs. EMA Emera reported pretty good numbers. Both have foreign exposure. Both have growth to them and over 4% yield. Operating risk, but not political risk per se. Both are fine holds.
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks For income investors and for defense, this utility (which serves Canada, the U.S. as well as the Caribbean) offers a certain 3.63% dividend yield and trades at a PE of just over 14x. I say certain, because Fortis has no exposure to commodity prices and has raised its divvy for 46 straight years. Read Top 4 BNN Stock Picks to Buy this Summer for our full analysis.