Sentences with phrase «into utility stocks»

Of course, this all assumes one buys into utility stocks.

Not exact matches

Power down A hunt for dividend income led investors to pour money into high - yielding utility stocks in 2016.

When I dive back into utilities, I will definitely check out this stock.

I personally am not ready to jump into the pool of utility stocks just yet, as the motto «don't fight the Fed» comes to mind.

I haven't looked at it much recently, but if it is like a lot of the utility, REIT and other interest rate sensitive stocks here in the US, it must be coming into buy territory.

Into the afternoon, US stocks turned positive (S&P +8 to 2675, telecom and utilities lead gainers), while the 10 - year yield remained steady around 2.96 %.

Utility stocks have come under pressure in recent months as investors rotate out of stodgy dividend payers and into sexier tech names.

Direct assistance is provided in the form of a three - year forgivable loan program that serves to improve Oneida County's housing stock by alleviating codes violations, bringing homes into compliance with Housing Quality Standards (HQS) and improving energy efficiency thereby reducing utility costs.

Embattled Vivendi chief executive Jean - Marie Messier welcomed the investment as a sign of confidence in the company, whose stock has tumbled this year amid concerns about the company's debt load and Messier's strategy for converting a water utility into a global media and entertainment leader.

The Primecap funds have done well by overweighting pharma and tech over utilities and financials and have rotated effectively into and out of high - dividend stocks.

Of the 10 sectors that MSCI breaks the U.S. and World markets into - such as materials, energy and utilities - 8 of the categories are being led by global stocks versus their US counterparts (U.S. energy stocks and healthcare stocks are the two groups that are edging out their global benchmarks).

Here, you'll find 29 stocks broken out into the five main sectors of the economy (Resources & Commodities, Finance, Manufacturing & Industry, Utilities and Consumer).

As of June 2003, approximately 11 percent of the companies in the S&P 400 Index fell into the industrials group, over 21 percent were in the consumer sector, info tech and telecom made up just under 16 percent, almost 14 percent were in the utilities and energy sectors, nearly 20 percent were financial stocks, about 4 percent were in materials, and 14 percent were in the healthcare group.

With bonds fully priced, it may be time to swap into preferred shares, utility stocks and other investment that offer protection if interest rates rise, according to Barron's Associate Editor Andrew Bary.

Almost all studies, including James O'Shaughnessy's, have excluded utility stocks from investigation into high dividend strategies.

I haven't looked at it much recently, but if it is like a lot of the utility, REIT and other interest rate sensitive stocks here in the US, it must be coming into buy territory.

Do you find that people will make utilities a large percentage of their portfolio, or just a small slice of the pie and put more into mutual funds, bonds, other single stocks, etc...?