Will Enbridge stock hold support as Aspen Point Program in service?

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Enbridge down 0.39% as Aspen Point opens

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Enbridge has made its $1.2 billion Aspen Point Program in British Columbia operational, increasing natural gas capacity by 535 million cubic feet per day.
The expansion strengthens Enbridge's Westcoast pipeline network and is expected to support reliable regional supply and long-term operations.
Shares of Enbridge trade below key moving averages with a 75% probability of remaining in a C$65.35 to C$66.45 range over the next few sessions.

Infrastructure capacity boosts long-term stability amid asset investment

Enbridge's $1.2 billion Aspen Point Program in British Columbia is now operational, adding 535 million cubic feet per day of natural gas capacity to its Westcoast pipeline system, according to Enbridge. This infrastructure expansion strengthens the company’s distribution network and supports stable long-term operations, with the increased throughput expected to benefit regional supply reliability. The operational milestone reflects continued investment in core assets, providing a fundamental backdrop for Enbridge’s strategic priorities.

Downside momentum persists as technical resistance limits rebound

ENB is trading below the MA-20 at C$66.25, MA-50 at C$66.75, and daily MA-200 at C$72.27. The Ichimoku Kijun at C$65.97 is acting as immediate resistance overhead, making further upward movement challenging in the near term. Momentum indicators are skewed to the downside: MACD signals Sell, ADX is neutral, and the RSI is deeply oversold at 27.95. Stoch RSI, CCI, and Bull/Bear Power also signal pronounced selling conditions, while the Awesome Oscillator remains neutral, not confirming a firm directional trend.

Sideways trade expected as breakout risk remains contained

Over the next two to three trading days, ENB is forecast to move within a typical volatility band between C$65.35 and C$66.45. There is a 25% probability of an upward move, with a sideways scenario most likely. If the price pushes through C$65.97, a modest rebound could be triggered, while any breakdown below C$65.35 support could result in further declines.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, sees Enbridge's new Aspen Point capacity as a solid operational milestone but notes that technical signals remain weak. The stock trades below key moving averages, with momentum indicators pointing to persistent downside pressure. He emphasizes that C$65.97 is immediate resistance and downside risks prevail if support at C$65.35 breaks. "Unless price recovers above C$65.97, I remain defensive and expect little upside for now."

Earlier, analysts noted that despite Enbridge's operational progress and long-term growth initiatives, the stock was weighed down by persistent technical weakness. The current analysis reinforces this outlook, highlighting the need to monitor C$65.35 as a critical short-term support level that could dictate the next directional move.

Source of Data: ENB Price Analysis by TU

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