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Investment Analyst | 40 years helping thousands of high-net-worth individuals earn $100B+ from energy, utility, and REIT dividends | Steady wins the race 🥇🐢💰
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Utilities: Benefiting from AI-Fueled Growth and Fresh Money Flows

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By Roger S. Conrad
| MoneyShow
More than three times as many of the utility companies I follow raised and/or beat management guidance when they released Q4 results, as cut or missed. Even more electric, gas, water, and communications utilities expanded their investment plans — the primary fuel for reliable earnings and dividend growth, observes Roger Conrad, editor of Conrad’s Utility Investor.
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NPIFF: A Canadian Wind Power Play Trading at a Bargain Price

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By Roger S. Conrad
| MoneyShow
The combination of expanding investment opportunities and elevated funding costs have compelled Northland Power Inc. (NPIFF) to cut its payout by 40% to a new annualized rate of 72 cents Canadian. But the negative reaction to Northland’s news looks hugely overblown, advises Roger Conrad, editor of Conrad’s Utility Investor. Incoming management gave no previous indication of a downshift in dividend policy. And the company was covering its payout with free cash flow (1.7X in Q3).
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CNP: A Utility Profiting from Surging Power Demand

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By Roger S. Conrad
| MoneyShow
We don’t buy emojis, “hot tips,” or hopelessly complicated ETFs. We build positions in healthy, growing businesses. CenterPoint Energy Inc. (CNP) is one example. It just increased its 2025 guidance almost a month ahead of its regular report, observes Roger Conrad, editor of Conrad’s Utility Investor.
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