| Prev Close | 73.26 |
| Open | 73.51 |
| Day Low/High | 73.48 / 74.07 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 62.03 / 95.10 |
| Volume | 128.37K |
Consolidated Edison, Inc. (ED)
74.00
0.74
1.00
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 334.50B |
| Market Cap | 25.21B |
| P/E Ratio | 19.38 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
Have 'Dominion' Over Your Dividend Earnings
Dominion Energy has increased its dividend consistently over the last 16 years.
Jim Cramer: Hope for the Best, Plan for the Worst
Is this the end of the world? No. You still need to plan for your financial well-being, even as the CDC tells us 'this might be bad.'
Jim Cramer: Do You Really Want to Sell Now?
The answer to that question depends on several factors, so let's break them down.
AEP Charts Path as a Hero Among Utility Stocks
While Dominion Energy and ConEd each yield more, American Electric Power shows a strong potential upside price target.
Jim Cramer: Here's My 'Threat of War' Portfolio
You asked for it, so here it is: This is where to put your money if the conflict with Iran gets out of control.
The Season of 'Not So Bad', Adobe Analyst Day, Trading McDonald's: Market Recon
What's in focus for Adobe? Anything mentioned around net new Digital Media ARR (annualized recurring revenue)? Any mention here will likely impact the entire cloud.
Let This Dividend Stock Power Your Portfolio
As people rely more and more heavily on their devices, they also rely on electricity, which is why American Electric Power looks attractive even during a downturn.
Jim Cramer: Where Can You Still Get Some Growth and a Big Yield?
Right now, AbbVie is the best way to capitalize on the moment and on the future.
Jim Cramer: REITs and Utilities Have the Right Kind of Yield
Wise investors should stick with those equities and stay away from high-yielders with no protection, like the MLPs.
Dominion Energy or ConEd: Dividend Achiever vs. Dividend Aristocrat
Over the past several years, Dominion's exposure to the oil and gas MLP industry has helped fuel its above-average dividend growth.
Southern Co. vs. ConEd: Which High-Yield Utility Stock Wins?
Southern Company and Consolidated Edison are among the most highly regarded dividend payers in the utility sector.
Power Up Your Portfolio With This High-Yield Dividend Aristocrat
Given recent volatility in the stock market, a rock-solid dividend becomes that much more valuable for income investors.
Jim Cramer: Citigroup May Be the Metaphor for the Moment
It sure felt like that after listening to Citigroup's robust conference call this morning.
Jim Cramer: Why the Market Did What It Did Today and What Can Happen Tomorrow
Now for those of you haven't voted, please go and do so and don't vote this stuff just invest in it!
Markets Are Headed For a More Difficult Environment: Market Recon
Santa is on his way... A lot of pressure on the jolly fellow this year.
Income Investors, Meet the Dividend Aristocrats
These names have reliably paid dividends for at least 25 years.
Tesla's Numbers Were Ugly with a Capital U: Market Recon
Know what? Everyone else who manufactures autos can design and deliver electric vehicles.
9 Stocks Poised to Change Direction: Guess Which Way UPS Is Headed?
These well-known names are showing signs of either bullish or bearish reversal patterns.
15 Sectors to Buy on a U.S./Chinese Trade War (Part II)
Seven more areas that you should buy on a dip any time trade jitters take the market down.
Jim Cramer: We've Got a Battle Ahead of Us, But the Fed Might Resolve It
Sectors are saying different things about rates, but new Fed chief Jerome Powell could provide clarity at his first press conference on Wednesday.
Maybe This Is Not Really About Inflation -- Market Recon
Overreaction seems to be what markets are good at in this 'golden age of electronic trading.'
Traders Should Get Out of Consolidated Edison
A weekly close below $80 for Consolidated Edison will embolden the bears.
Jim Cramer: If You Want Income With Growth, You Want These Stocks
Utilities have greater income and less risk than most of the other bond-equivalent stocks.
My Trader Side Prefers Jay Powell; My Economist Side Likes Rules: Market Recon
My economist side would clearly prefer a rules-based approach toward monetary policy.
