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High yeild, stable probuct, historicaly low PE. When Europe gets it act together it should go up. Risk is high debt.
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RWE is a big German power generation and distribution company. They derive about 20% of their electricity from nuclear power, which the German government has opted out of earlier this year. Stock price has gone down to half. The current P/E is actually less 5.8, not 58 as stated on Fool.com! Yield of 9.7%, too. I believe they will recover from this market reaction.
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A German utility/energy conglomerate with significant exposure to renewable energy sources. RWE engages in traditional oil/gas exploration and transportation, but also has a strong position in energy production and electricity delivery. #1 electricty delivery in Germany, #2 in UK, #3 in Netherlands. I am focused on this company for two reasons First, they are moving towards a variety of renewable electricity development via hydrogeneration, wind, solar, and tidal sources. Second, a dividend that currently pays 6.6% with a tendency to pay out 50-60% of their earnings in dividends. Only pays once a year. Right now, company is off 52 week high by $20.
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This stock is oversold - solid company. Even when discounting the crazy German energy policy this
share should be way up in a year or so.
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defensive utility company, healthy balance sheet, expansion plans into Poland - RWE is one of the few major energy suppliers in Germany to go for, debt/equity ratio perhaps a bit less favorable than main competitor E.ON, offset by somewhat more potential.
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Strong utilities company. Counties and cities in Germany still have their share, this will keep this company stabel even if the financial crisis will end with the worst scenarios.
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