Bonds vs. Stocks
In this video, Chuck Carnevale, Co-Founder of FAST Graphs, a.k.a. Mr. Valuation will discuss different strategies for income investors in the current high-interest rate environment. He will explore the trade-offs between buying bonds and stocks, and whether a combination of both is a good approach. Chuck will also analyze the potential growth and income opportunities in utility stocks.
The video provides insights into the predictability of earnings and dividend growth rates, and how they impact investment decisions. Important data and comparisons are presented to help viewers make informed choices.
Time Codes:
0:00 – Introduction by Chuck Carnevale
02:05 Portfolio View of Utility Stocks
5:42 - American Electric Power (AEP)
7:08 – AES Corp (AES)
7:50 – Black Hills Corp (BKH)
8:16 – Chesapeake Utilities Corp (CPK)
9:05 – Eversource Energy (ES)
9:27 – Evergy Inc (EVRG)
9:38 – Hawaiian Electric Industries (HE)
10:26 – Nextera Energy Inc (NEE)
10:50 – New Jersey Resources Corp (NJR)
11:07 – One Gas Inc (OGS)
11:15 – Spire Inc (SR)
12:40 – Southern Co (SO)
12:51 – Edison International (EIX)
14:25 – Evergy Inc (EVRG)
20:51 – Hawaiian Electric (HE)
22:47 - New Jersey Resources Corp (NJR)
24:37 – Lowes Companies Inc (LOW)
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