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The Pipeline, The Pilot, and The Program: Teal Linde’s New Market Playbook

Teal Linde unveils three strategic stock picks to weather market uncertainty and tap into long-term value in energy, aviation, and AI.

Editorial Team (ET)July 19, 2025



When Teal Linde speaks, the smart money listens. As the manager of the Linde Equity Fund, his sharp reading of market cycles and conviction in underappreciated names has earned him a loyal following. And with the market entering what some fear could be a long plateau, his June 23, 2025 picks arrive at a critical inflection point. The backdrop is anything but ordinary. U.S. equity valuations are stretched, retail and foreign ownership of stocks has hit historic highs, and parallels to the bubbles of 1968 and 2000 are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. So how is Linde positioning for what comes next?

In a market bloated by tech titans and crowded trades, Linde is steering toward companies with pricing power, competitive moats, and dividend strength. He’s also betting on future-facing tech, but with a more disciplined lens. His latest three picks capture this mindset precisely: Pembina Pipeline for reliable cash flow and LNG leverage, Delta Air Lines for its structural efficiency and fortress-like dominance at Atlanta’s hub, and UiPath for its first-mover edge in the automation-AI revolution.

Let’s unpack these choices.

Pembina Pipeline: Dividends, LNG, and Self-Funding Growth

Pembina Pipeline isn’t just another midstream operator. It stands as the third largest energy infrastructure player in Canada, behind only Enbridge and TC Energy, yet with one crucial distinction: capital flexibility. Thanks to a less leveraged balance sheet and disciplined capital allocation, Pembina can self-fund major projects without diluting shareholders. That’s a rare edge in today’s rate-sensitive environment.

What really excites Linde is Pembina’s exposure to the Montney region in British Columbia, one of North America’s richest natural gas basins. The company holds the largest infrastructure network in that area, positioning it squarely in the path of Canada’s LNG boom. With projects like the Cedar LNG joint venture in Kitimat gaining government backing for fast-track approval, Pembina stands to benefit from increasing volumes and infrastructure demand in the coming years.

The market recently punished Pembina’s stock price, but for Linde, that only sweetens the deal. Investors can now collect a 5.6 percent dividend yield while waiting for the LNG story to unfold. In a frothy market hunting for yield, Pembina’s predictable cash flows and dividend sustainability offer a safe harbor.

Delta Air Lines: Margins, Muscle, and a Quiet Moat

Airlines typically aren’t darlings of conservative investors, but Delta is an exception. Linde points to its strategic dominance in Atlanta, the world’s busiest airport by passengers, where it controls a staggering 73 percent market share. That level of control in such a crucial hub is a margin booster and a scheduling fortress that few competitors can penetrate.

But it’s not just about geography. Delta’s labor model stands out in an industry beset by union pressures. With only 20 percent of its workforce unionized—a sharp contrast to peers often north of 80 percent—Delta gains critical flexibility. Its profit-sharing program pays employees up to 20 percent of operating income, aligning incentives while preserving cost control and nimbleness. This model has helped Delta outperform even in turbulent cycles.

There’s another twist: Delta owns its own fuel refinery in Pennsylvania, which allows it to secure jet fuel at better prices than rivals. That may sound niche, but in a high-fixed-cost business where fuel is the largest line item, it’s a game-changer. Add it all up and Delta is trading at only seven times forward earnings—a number that feels like a misprint in this valuation environment. For Linde, it’s a case of a quality business being mispriced due to cyclical overhang. That’s the kind of inefficiency he loves to exploit.

UiPath: The Agentic AI Sleeper Play

UiPath may not be a household name yet, but in Linde’s eyes, it represents one of the most promising ways to play the next leap in artificial intelligence. Unlike the splashy generative AI apps dominating headlines, UiPath is already the global leader in robotic process automation, offering tools that mimic human tasks across software systems. And now, it’s positioning for the future of “agentic AI.”

Agentic AI refers to autonomous systems that don’t just respond to commands—they learn, adapt, and make decisions on their own. If generative AI is the assistant, agentic AI is the replacement. UiPath, with a client base of over 10,000 enterprises, is uniquely placed to roll out these more intelligent agents across a range of industries. That kind of embedded customer base is a gold mine for upselling transformational tech.

Most analysts are in wait-and-see mode. They want traction before they recommend. But by the time traction becomes visible in earnings reports, it’s too late for early returns. Linde’s approach is to get in before the Street catches on. He acknowledges it’s a thematic bet—but one grounded in an existing, cash-generating business. For investors willing to ride a few quarters of volatility, the payoff could be exponential.

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Reading the Market’s Mood: A Word of Caution

Beyond the stock picks, Linde isn’t shy about offering a macro warning. He draws attention to historical market peaks in 1968, 2000, and 2025—each aligned with elevated household equity allocations. Today, Americans have roughly 30 percent of their financial assets in equities, a record high. Foreign investors are crowding in as well. And history shows that this level of saturation usually leads to a lost decade in returns.

Linde’s point isn’t to panic. It’s to prepare. The current environment calls for higher scrutiny, disciplined positioning, and avoidance of fads. He’s not betting against tech, but he is urging investors to avoid complacency. In an era where mega-cap narratives drive the bulk of index returns, Linde is looking for value under the surface, in names that combine durability with underappreciated growth levers.

The Bigger Picture: Vigilance Over Popularity

It’s easy to get swept up in the momentum. But Teal Linde’s approach is a reminder that popularity often precedes pain. In the roaring 1990s, stocks surged to euphoric highs—only for the S&P 500 to decline by over 20 percent in the subsequent decade. That kind of time decay is the real enemy of wealth building.

By selecting Pembina, Delta, and UiPath, Linde isn’t just buying stocks—he’s buying business models with pricing power, cost advantages, and transformative upside. These are not momentum plays chasing headlines. They are contrarian bets placed thoughtfully in a market flying close to the sun.

In times like these, investors don’t need more noise. They need clarity. And Teal Linde just provided some.

Conclusion

The S&P 500 may be crowded and expensive, but the market isn’t without opportunity. Investors just have to look harder. Teal Linde’s top picks for June 23, 2025 reflect a careful balance between risk and reward, present value and future potential. From the dividend-rich pipelines of Pembina, to the labor-light fortress of Delta, to UiPath’s gateway into the age of agentic AI, each stock offers a compelling reason to pay attention. In a market bracing for turbulence, that kind of clarity might be the best trade of all.






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