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- Utilities represent some of the highest yielding stocks on the market today, providing essential services that consumers cannot do without (an attractive quality during an economic downturn) but also undergoing a great deal of innovation and growth.
- Real Change
- Lessons for the Fall
- Nov. 4: What's Not at Stake
- Another Way to Play
- Eye of the Storm
- Positive Earnings Reports Signal Profits for Investors
- Free Tips to Protect Your Portfolio
- Nine Winning Tips to Beat the Recession
- Finding the Bull in a Bear Market
- Energy Wars Predict Which Way Utility Stocks Will Move
- How to Play Dividend Stocks in Today's Market
- What's Hurting
- A Big Deal: The Debate Over the Future of Oil Prices and the US Economy
- The Unexpected
- $130 Oil: Can It Last?
- Reflections from Vegas
- How to Recognize Wall Street Winners
- Utilities Power Ahead and Promise Solid Profits for Investors
- Follow the Money
- Earnings Reports Uncover Many Winning Stocks
- Dig Deeper When Reading Quarterly Reports
- Turning Up the Heat
- From the Wireless Wars
- Great Profit Opportunity from Beaten Down Stock
- Losing Dollar Drives Commodity Prices
The Energy Information Administration projects that US demand for electricity will grow by 30 percent, requiring massive spending to upgrades to our country’s aging transmission system and introduce green energy sources that will reduce our reliance on coal. Telecommunications firms as well as water treatment and natural gas companies are also strong plays for income-minded investors.
Of course, although there is opportunity in utilities and related sectors, the upheaval caused by continuing innovation and rapidly increasing demand for energy, connectivity and “green” technologies could result in some shortsighted investment decisions by both utilities companies and individual investors.
Arriving 4 to 6 times each month, Roger Conrad’s free Utility & Income e-zine identifies the top-yielding utility stocks and Canadian income trusts that will continue to generate reliable income regardless of the broader economy—after all, when money is tight everyone pays their electricity and heating bills. Roger’s penchant for diligent research, coupled with his time-proven income investing strategies, has helped his readers achieve double-digit returns since he first began the newsletter in 1987.
Here are a handful of the topics that Roger has covered in Utility & Income:
· How to profit from the “negawatts” movement by investing in companies that provide broadband over powerlines (BPL) and firms that produce “smart meters” designed to improve efficiency and control energy waste;
· The big winners and losers among both national and rural telecommunications firms; and
· The prospects for natural gas producers, as energy utilities seek a cleaner alternative to coal-fueled plants.
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