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Utility Stocks
Utility stocks are the companies that provide everyday utilities that consumers need to survive. This primarily refers to amenities such as gas, heat, and electricity, as well as food and water. It is a broad industrial category, but some of the most popular stocks include UGI Corporation and Consolidated Edison, both of which operate across multiple subsectors.
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This sector presents some of the best long-term bargains in the stock market.
Investors Could Score Big With This Lagging Sector
Utilities sold off for no apparent reason, but the sector is in a long-term bull market.
Trade of the Day: 3 Utility Stocks
These three utility stocks are technically strong, and could very well turn into the new momentum leaders because of their egregiously oversold condition.
When Will Bond Prices be Low Enough to Buy?
Another avalanche of sellers may hit the market, with bonds likely becoming oversold.
Remain Fully Invested Until This Happens
The long-term monthly chart of the S&P 500 confirms that a bull market is still in force.
3 Battered ETFs. 1 Fund Worth Saving.
Three big-name defensive sectors have been lagging the market in a big way for months, but one is worth picking up off the ground right now.
Electric Utility Stocks Are Not Safe Right Now
Yield-seeking investors have been pushing electric utility stocks to unsustainable levels. Stay away.
Searching for Income? Stay Away From Most Electric Utility Stocks
The economic and regulatory backdrop for electric utility stocks is not very favorable -- so investors should be selling the former safe-haven picks.
$2B+ Explosion Penalty May Push PG&E to Bankruptcy
Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) could be hit with a $2.25 billion fine over a 2010 natural gas pipeline blast that killed eight people.
The Massive Repercussions of Rising Treasury Yields
The sharp rise in Treasury yields has led to massive disruptions in the stock market, blurring the lines between rate sensitivity and more sustainable, fundamental trends.
5 Bunker-Worthy Dividend Stocks to Protect You From Disaster
Now is the time to be defensive and snatch up these five dividend stocks that will keep stable in the event of a downturn, but also have room for upside.
How High Will AAPL Go From Here?
Apple led the technology sector, gapping up through an important confluence zone.
Starved for High Yield? Wait a Little Longer
Higher-yielding areas of both the bond and equity markets have rallied hard off of their June 24 low. How long can the move in high yield continue?
5 Megatrend Plays Offering Big Payouts
Megatrend investments usually require years if not decades to play out, but these five particular stocks offer investors some sizable income for waiting.
Utility Stocks Are a Trap for Retirement Investors
Utility stocks have traditionally been seen as safe investments by retirees looking for high current income through dividends, but be careful in the sector.
First-Half Sector Winners Offer a Hint of What’s to Come
Financials, healthcare and consumer discretionary stocks are sheltered from both China's economic weakness and rising bond yields, which bodes well for their second-half outlook.
Time to Buy Beaten-Down, High-Yield Stocks
After a 14.3% decline, utilities appear to be constructing a meaningful bottom.
