Exelon Corp is a leading energy provider that focuses on delivering electricity and natural gas to millions of customers across the United States
The company operates a diverse portfolio of nuclear, renewable, and fossil fuel-based power generation facilities, making it one of the largest suppliers of clean energy in the country. In addition to its generation capabilities, Exelon is actively involved in supporting energy efficiency programs and investing in innovative technologies to enhance the reliability and sustainability of its energy services. Through its various subsidiaries, the company aims to create a more sustainable energy future while delivering value to its customers and stakeholders.
Today's Research Daily features new research reports on 16 major stocks, including Apple Inc., Eli Lilly and Co., and Shopify Inc., as well as a micro-cap stock ImmuCell Corp.
A hotter-than-expected inflation report initially rattled markets on Wednesday morning, but investors found confidence to buy the dip, helping major indexes recover most losses by midday trading in New York.
Exelon Corp (NASDAQEXC) will report Q4 earnings on Wednesday. Analysts expect lower earnings and revenue. Evercore upgraded the stock and dividend yield is 3.64%.
Investors are keeping a close eye on EXELON CORP (NASDAQEXC) as it boasts an impressive technical rating of 7 out of 10, signaling a possible breakout.
CC Lagator of Options AI warns traders to expect increased volatility in the week after September's 'triple witching,' with over $5 trillion in options expiring and historical evidence of market turbulence. VIX at 16 presents attractive opportunities for call option buyers.
Dividend-paying utilities tend to benefit from lower interest rates, as their relatively high yields become more attractive compared to bonds and other fixed-income investments.
The utility sector may be one to consider amid heightened market volatility and the potential resurgence of broader economic fears. Here are three top utility stocks that have essential services and generous dividends to support investors.
The first vehicle-to-home power plant using customer vehicles could be part of a bigger test to highlight electric vehicles power generating technology.
