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TransCanada Corp. (NYSE: TRP), which I had placed in the high-risk category earlier this, is now a moderate-risk play, and I'm also reiterating my Buy rating for it, first recommended on May 11, 2009, at a price of $26.56.

TransCanada is a natural gas play with promise: it's a natural gas transmission and storage company that also owns oil assets and electric power generation assets (including 19 wholly-owned power plants). A solid $1.41 annual dividend adds to the positive story.

Continue reading TransCanada is poised for the next natural gas boom

Recently MoneySense magazine of Canada published the ten best stocks to buy and hold for the next 10 years. The stocks selected are listed below:

• Boeing (BA)
• Cemex (CX)
• eBay (EBAY)
• Fairfax Financial (FFH)
• Leucadia National (LUK)
• JNJ
• Microsoft (MSFT)
• Service Corp. (SCI)
• Transcanada (TRP)
• Wal-Mart (WMT)

Filed under: International markets, Newsletters, Canada, Commodities, Oil, Stocks to Buy, Green Stocks

"Our focus this summer remains on building positions in the bombed-out natural gas market; there's no other commodity this depressed, this unwanted and trading at such distressed levels," says resource expert Eric Roseman.

In his industry-leading, The Commodity Trend Alert, he explains, "Indeed, the bombed-out natural gas sector is screaming 'buy'." Here, he looks at TransCanada Corp. (NYSE: TRP).

"Our focus this summer remains on building positions in the bombed-out natural gas market; there’s no other commodity this depressed, this unwanted and trading at such distressed levels," says Eric Roseman.

In his industry-leading, The Commodity Trend Alert, the resource expert explains, "Indeed, the bombed-out natural gas sector is screaming 'buy'." Here, he looks at TransCanada Corp. (NYSE: TRP).

"The way prices have been heading over the last several months you’d think the world doesn’t use this clean-burning fossil fuel anymore.

Is it really possible to have your cake and eat it too? Can you really find a stock that offers very “visible” earnings, yet with some decent upside? I think so, and here are two of them…..