This rural telecom is evolving from a basic wireline provider into a broadband powerhouse.
Short-term share-price weakness amid the crisis at Fukushima-Daiichi is an opportunity to build positions in a proven long-term wealth-builder.
A decline in disributable cash flow leaves dividend coverage at the barest of levels.
The big deal is likely to make those strong in the telecom space stronger and expose the weak for what they are.
Take advantage of temporary insanity that creates attractive bargains for inexplicably sold-off yet still solid essential-services stocks.
Emotion–always the enemy of the long-term investor–is particularly thick in the aftermath of the Japanese earthquake. Let’s cut through it.
The US will probably slow–or maybe even halt–nuclear plant construction in the wake of Japan’s crisis. Natural gas is primed to fill the power-generation void that’s likely to result.
As the song goes, you’ve got to know when to hold ’em and know when to fold ’em.
Hyperactive politicians threaten the balance that’s defined utility-regulator relations since early last decade. Here’s where to exercise caution.
Once again, not a single company in the UF How They Rate coverge universe cut its dividend in the month leading up to the current issue.
