The Year Winding Down

Entergy is trading at a significantly lower valuation than its competitors. As a result, the company is currently undervalued, and better to buy it. Read more.

Exelon Corp. ( EXC ) is getting a lot of attention these days, with analysts and investors trying to figure out if the company is worthy. Read more!

Constellation Energy is not recommended as a buy based on its current price, its negative margins, and its aging fleet of nuclear power plants.

This is what dividend investing is all about! Investing in dividend stocks allows YOU to earn dividend income, the best passive income stream! Bias, you better believe it.

Utility stocks are often associated with long histories of paying dividends to shareholders. Their relatively predictable earnings and recession resistance combine to make increasing dividends somewhat easier over the long term than a business that is highly cyclical.

3 Recession Proof Stocks with Low Volatility. The world is experiencing a wide range of macro troubles right now.

The final month of the year is usually an insane month for the holidays. Family, food, football….its the best! Let’s make sure that December is also going to be an excellent month for dividend investing as well.

With a new trading month already in full swing it is time, once again, to highlight some of my potential stock purchases.

We've researched the top public utilities in the U.S. to find the definitive leaders in solar power generation

Hershey (HSY): Dividend Stock Review. As a dividend growth Investor, the best companies to invest in are quality companies with a history of growing revenues and cash flow to enable them to increase their dividends over time.

Utilities are often a favorite of dividend growth investors as they can provide excellent returns and high-income levels.

We breakdown the pros and cons of the most popular utility ETFs and rank them by the best ETF for income investors.

Louisiana-Pacific Corporation (LPX) is a leader in high-performance building solutions. The company manufactures engineered wood building products for builders, remodelers, and homeowners across the globe.

We found the top 5 safest utility stocks based on volatility, drawdown, dividend policy, and dividend cuts. Why are utilities safe? We'll explain why.

Real Estate Investment Trusts (i.e., “REITs”) are tax-advantaged income vehicles that have become increasingly popular with investors and institutions in recent years.

With a new trading month already in full swing it is time, once again, to highlight some of my potential stock purchases.

Over the past five weeks, the market has been up 14.7%. Also, after the CPI report was issued last Thursday morning, the market and almost all the stocks had a tremendous run-up. In two days, the market is up nearly 7%.

The Fed has raised the Fed Funds rate six times this year to combat inflation and the last four times at a 0.75% clip. The current 4% rate is the highest in well over a decade. But the Central Bank has indicated that it will take more pain to get that inflation genie back in the bottle.

Yes, this is a random WestRock (WRK) dividend stock, come back story. Why is it a comeback? WestRock decimated their dividend during the height of the pandemic from COVID-19. One of the world’s biggest, packaging companies reduced their dividend to $0.20 per share, per quarter from the high of $0.465.

Reaffirmed 2022 operating earnings guidance range of $4.97-$5.07 per share and midpoint of $5.02; 2023 operating earnings guidance range of $5.19 to $5.39 per share; Five-year, $40 billion capital plan emphasizes investment in wires and renewables