| Prev Close | 120.90 |
| Open | 120.60 |
| Day Low/High | 117.97 / 120.78 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 85.89 / 129.90 |
| Volume | 1.24M |
| Avg Volume | 942.50K |
American Water Works Co. Inc. (AWK)
118.43
2.47
2.04
NYSE : Utilities
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 180.78M |
| Market Cap | 22.14B |
| EPS | 3.10 |
| P/E Ratio | 34.86 |
| Div & Yield | 2.00 (1.60%) |
Apple vs. Qualcomm: Buy the Bullet
Buying the bullets rather than the guns could work out better.
Top Tips for Investors as Companies Report Contracting Earnings
With the first half of earnings season behind us, RealMoney Pro contributor Chris Versace breaks down his thoughts on companies' results and his outlook on markets going forward.
Earnings Bring a Disturbing Revelation
It looks like the S&P 500's upside trend is capped.
Earnings Season Has Been Uninspiring
Looking for growth plays means looking outside U.S.
Bull Market Is Slowing
Long-term investors should curb their enthusiasm.
LinkedIn, GameStop Offer Little Value
A case for avoiding the shares.
Drought in Water Awareness
Lack of fresh water is a more pressing problem than acknowledged.
The Week Ahead: What Goes Up...
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Water Utility Is Pouring It On
Going for growth amid industry challenge.
GE and PG Talk Transitions, Markets, Oil
My panel discussion featuring these 2 multinational companies.
Three Stocks to Consider
Qualcomm's core business -- mobile and connective chipsets -- is more fertile than ever
The Sidelines Don't Look So Bad
After lightening up dollar-sensitive positions, I can ride out the week.
Minding the Store with Stop-Losses
With pair trades.
Water Investing Amid Western Drought
Commercial water stocks perform poorly despite drought.
Corner of Wall & Main: Bonds Roll On
Investors' flight to safety has foiled the experts.
The Week Ahead
Still plenty of earnings, but the econ calendar lightens up.
The Friday Wrap
Water availability, food stocks, restaurant stocks, housing and more.
Investing in the Most Basic of Needs
Water supplies are dwindling, while demand is on the rise.
My Notes From the MoneyShow
Here are some highlights worth sharing from the upbeat conference.
Spending on Water Like It's Water
It'll cost $1 trillion to solve America's water woes. Here's where the money will flow.
The Week Ahead: A Rare Climb
After last week's pop, here's what to watch in the next few days.
The Week Ahead: Another Torrent of Earnings
If you thought the season was over, you thought wrong.
Taste the Pain
Look for companies that address specific pain points.
Trim Stocks That Rallied Hard This Year
Revisit your stop losses, don't set them and forget them.
Have a Plan in Place, Just in Case
Here are some stocks that will do well amid a U.S. debt default -- and others that stand to get clobbered.
Girding for a Government Shutdown
Stay focused on the companies that provide products people can't go without.
Being Resourceful in Water Works
A quick look at three emerging names in water technology.
Quenching a Thirst for Water Utilities
Play the rising tide in this sector with this stock and an ETF.
Insights on Water and Big Brazilian Events
If forecasts for a hot, dry summer develop, it would drive incremental demand for water.
