The Turn Is In, Enerplus Posts Solid Quarter

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After cutting its dividend in half last year, Enerplus (TSX: ERF, NYSE:ERF) has rewarded shareholders by focusing on core assets and boosting liquids growth. With a 5% growth target on top of a 6% yield, CEO Ian Dundas appears to have found the correct balance with the stock up 27% year-to-date. In the following video, Motley Fool energy analysts Joel South and Taylor Muckerman look at Enerplus’ strong second quarter results and discuss future growth opportunities awaiting this growing oil and natural gas junior.

Enerplus is emerging into a unique equity, offering both capital gains appreciation while maintaining a healthy dividend yield. However, more home-run investing opportunities remain but might not last for long. For more income providing stocks, view our Special Free Report, “13 High-Yielding Stocks to Buy Today”. This report is a must see for investors looking to build a sizable retirement nest eggs.

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