These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.
The charts of Southern Co. appear to be firming up and the stock receives a buy recommendation from an analyst.
These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.
Markets are discounting mechanisms but I am not sure what the charts of XLU are discounting.
Here we'll look at several exchange-traded funds related to water and food security.
Here are the next targets for this energy name that just posted quarterly earnings, got an upgrade.
I'm not going to argue with the charts of the XLU Utilities ETF, which has declined since early September.
These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.
These names offer attractive dividend yields of greater than 4% and are likely to outperform in an ongoing bear market.
Here's why traders should consider the long side of AGR.
Let's take a look at the charts and indicators.
These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.
These CEFs invested in diversified areas offer reliable streams of income and attractive yields.
The charts of the diversified energy company tell a positive tale in advance of its fiscal third-quarter results.
Let's check the anatomy of this compelling chart that reveals why AWK is poised for an upside breakout.
We like Canadian stocks for their relatively low valuations compared to US peers.
Shares of the clean energy power generator have rallied since going public in January.
Boring utilities could be the right prescription for this scary market and for income-oriented investors.
Let's see what the charts and indicators look like.
Here we'll dive into Pentair, Consolidated Water, and American Water Works -- all names buoyed by the world's increasing thirst for more water.
The shares of this utility stock have turned lower from a choppy sideways pattern.
Here's why we see the dividend blue-chip name UGI Corp. as our No. 2 pick for the rest of the year.
Investors who eliminate utility companies as investments becasue of sector biases due so at their own peril.
Let's take a look at the charts and indicators.
These renewable energy favorites include nuclear, hydrogen, wind, and solar stocks, among others.
With the broader market becoming more fully valued, the utility sector offers attractive candidates for income-oriented investors.
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