ENB slides nearly 2% as trading remains below key moving averages following capital raise
Enbridge Inc. (ENB) extended its decline by 1.63% after the company completed a large public share offering, with ongoing capital moves dominating sentiment. The weakness is reinforced by ENB trading below all major moving averages, underlining continuing selling pressure across timeframes.
Highlights
- Enbridge posted quarterly revenue of CAD 29.318 billion and executed a public offering of 44,735,000 shares.
- The company advanced U.S. midstream expansion via crude gathering acquisitions and invested in organic pipeline and renewables, with a 5.7% dividend yield and 30-year growth track record.
- Shares of Enbridge last traded at C$65.84, trading below key moving averages with momentum indicators signaling further downside risk within an expected range of C$65.1 to C$66.58 over the next five days.
Dividend stability persists as capital deployment fails to lift price
Enbridge reported quarterly revenue of CAD 29.318 billion and completed a public offering of 44,735,000 shares on September 14, 2026. The company expanded its midstream operations through U.S. crude gathering asset acquisitions and investments in its organic growth pipeline. Emphasis remained on recurring EBITDA and renewable energy projects with a stable dividend growth profile and a 30-year history of increases, closing with a dividend yield of about 5.7%, though price action has remained under broader selling pressure.
Persistent downside momentum as broad technical resistance caps gains
ENB is trading below all major moving averages, with C$65.84 under the MA-20 at C$68.41, the MA-50 at C$71.95, and the MA-200 at C$72.26, indicating persistent weakness across short, medium, and long-term periods. The Ichimoku Kijun at C$68.8 acts as firm resistance, with nearby support defined at C$65.1 and initial resistance at C$65.99. Momentum indicators confirm a clear downside bias—MACD and ADX both reflect strong selling pressure, while RSI, Stochastic RSI, and CCI continue to signal selling with no visible reversal. Bull/Bear Power remains below zero, suggesting intraday seller control and an oversold forecast. Intraday volatility stands at 1.53%, and session tone is heavy, with session lows tested following a downside gap. All momentum and short-term oscillators are aligned to the downside.
Earlier, analysts noted that Enbridge shares faced persistent bearish pressure amid operational and regulatory scrutiny, with downside risks dominating the technical outlook. The current article reinforces this negative trend, highlighting broad-based weakness across all timeframes and signaling that a drop below C$65.1 would mark a critical threshold for renewed downside risk.