Consolidated Edison, Inc. (ED)
Principal business segments are Con Edison of New York's regulated electric, gas and steam utility segments, Orange and Rockland Utilities' regulated electric and gas utility segments and the unregulated businesses of Con Edison's other subsidiaries.
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Mad Money - Cramer Pick
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Going bac to my bearish self. Starting with Utilities.
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Strong dividend from a "safe" stock. As interest rates remain low, investors will be looking to dividends for better returns
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General economic growth in footprint. Good div yield.
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People get cold in winter in NYC, so they turn on the heat. Then they get warm in the summer so the put on the A/C (fickle!). ED give's em both. Great divy pick that has a track-record older than me. Who needs the share price to skyrocket when you are getting paid to own it?
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Financials not great but the consistent dividend says hold
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IS a solid company that has resorces in everything that will rebound with the economy
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The dividend is just irresistible.
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ED has paid a dividend since 1885.
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My wife bought this stock, and I decided I wanted to follow it on CAPS. During the worst of the fallout, it retained its value better than any other stock in our combined portfolio. Now that there has been a run up in much of the rest of the market, ED has essentially moved back to where we initially purchased it. If you want a utility, this one is solid.
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High Safe Yield
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dividends and the future of electric cars in a highly populated area
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Considering Book value, earnings, and market cap...this should beat the market in 5 years.
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Dividends, energy, inflation
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summer time is a/c time = watts = dollars =profit !
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total return, safe dividend
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Nice tame company with stable earnings and assets whose stock price will temporarily underperform SP500 the next year as the index bounces to accommodate our weakening US dollars.
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Historical trend and stable business approach
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In real life I'm in today at $35.50 mainly for the 6.6% dividend and protection against market drop. Gas utilities should do well over the next couple of years because the purchase price of natural gas is so low due to the current oversupply.
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Graham formula gives me a fair value of $52 (based on the current $35.41 book value and 2007's earning of $3.50). With the current price $36.78, that's a discount of 30%. The current price is barely higher than the book value.

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