Prev Close | 33.22 |
Day Low/High | 32.52 / 33.50 |
52 Wk Low/High | 22.85 / 48.27 |
Prev Close | 33.22 |
Day Low/High | 32.52 / 33.50 |
52 Wk Low/High | 22.85 / 48.27 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 543.22B |
Market Cap | 18.05B |
P/E Ratio | 27.67 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
In fact, it can actually represent a growth opportunity.
How understanding three unexpected events in the energy sector experienced in 2012 can make you a better investor in 2013.
In deregulated markets, speculating on pricing power is a gamble.
This electric utility looks to be a tremendous value, and that's only reinforced by the recent insider buy.
Renewable energy actually lowers power prices.
Adding new power plants cannot materially help our nation reach energy independence.
A bill in New Jersey could plunge solar developers -- and investors -- into darkness.
The FERC -- thank goodness -- will likely force the EPA to back off some of its terrible new energy rules.
Many blame excessive federal regulation, but the main culprit is low natural gas prices.
When the NEI speaks, it isn't just the energy industry that listens.
The EPA's coal plant regulations have become a polarizing issue because states made it a federal case.
Let's take full advantage of this rip-roaring rally in our dividend-capture strategy.
As we continue to find ourselves in one fine mess, trade and invest accordingly.