Xcel Energy, Inc. (NYSE:XEL)
A holding company, with subsidiaries engaged primarily in the utility business. The Company's continuing operations included the activity of four wholly-owned utility subsidiaries that serve electric and natural gas customers in 8 states.
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another defensive play - and one to consider investing in using Direct Purchase Plan.
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Young company, growing population, good fundamentals
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Dividends rule the day; diversified service territory.
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Costs will start rising again and quickly expanding their renewable energy capacity is already running into issues establishing transmission corridors. Nice steady stock with a decent dividend otherwise.
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cap and trade is dead utilities become a safer bet now
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Always a dividend!
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Hey we have to keep the heat on !!!
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Good renewables positioning. Good dividend. Steady but well positioned for the future.
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Progressive "green" utility R & D.
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Well positioned to implement solar energy.
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Company leaders
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dividends,energy
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Once the kid's that pulled out of mutual funds and ETFs come back, these high yield recession proof companies will bounce back first.
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This is my "dart pick." Who knows?
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Solid utility play bolstered by dividends. Also moving towards making a concentrated-solar energy powerplant.
All that global warming should make for better concentrated solar power!
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Solid company, nice dividend
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Electricity is like water, most things don't work without it. Plus they are the largest power company pursuing renewable energy.
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I get my power from them and have had great experience with them
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Over the long term I think XEL can outperform. It's a solid market, that also goes hand in hand with the economy, for the most part. They service probably the most volatile area for energy, the Midwest, with searing summers and cold winters. (Trust me I know!) I like the P/E though the 52 week range makes it look pretty safe, trading at just above it's 52 week low.
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