Prev Close | 28.21 |
Open | 28.13 |
Day Low/High | 27.99 / 28.56 |
52 Wk Low/High | 18.12 / 36.83 |
Volume | 1.48M |
Prev Close | 28.21 |
Open | 28.13 |
Day Low/High | 27.99 / 28.56 |
52 Wk Low/High | 18.12 / 36.83 |
Volume | 1.48M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 768.83B |
Market Cap | 21.60B |
P/E Ratio | 13.98 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
These stocks and sectors are safe havens, and may even be opportunities.
Let's check the charts and indicators before suggesting a strategy.
The only effective way to deal with a bear market is to prepare for it ahead of time.
Let's shed some light on the charts and indicators to round out the analysis.
Each of these stocks pays at least a 4.5% dividend yield.
A familiar book publisher, a utility and 3 other bearish bets.
Which stocks will be most favored by the corporate-bond purchases?
Momentum-income model can help.
The next leg higher should see PPL reach the $38 to $42 area.
As an investor, you don't need a weatherman to know which way earnings will go.
As the mercury rises, so does profit.
NRG could easily swallow SolarCity and suck cash from sun panels.
The markets will become the deciding factor for most utilities.
This isn't a big deal -- and, in fact, it will create some winners
Expect unintended outcomes if the U.S. exits too quickly from coal.
In fact, it can actually represent a growth opportunity.
You can still find stocks that make sense that are trading below their highs.
Power producers' peak profits are threatened more by programs that cut usage and pricing than by wind or solar.
Mid-Atlantic utility faces challenges of risk, regulation and reputation.