The AES Corp shows a possible 23.14% net gain including a 3.05% forward-looking dividend yield.

While inflation isn't a good thing, it's also not all bad: Some businesses benefit from the increase in prices, making them some of the best stocks to buy.

ESG companies, or ones known for their focus on environmental, social, or governance issues, have certainly come of age this year, with many seeing a stupendous rise in their stock prices.

Strange but true: seniors fear death less than running out of money in retirement.

AES's price per share closed at $13.34 Friday. A year ago their price was $16.76.

Believe it or not, seniors fear running out of cash more than they fear dying.

The cumulative 2020 earnings power of these 28 stocks was revised down by -.28% in the past 60 days.

Every investor is a value investor by nature, as they try to buy stocks at lower prices and sell those off at higher rates, resulting in value additions to their investments.

The AES Corp's price per share closed at $18.91 yesterday. A year ago its price was $15.74.

AES Corp. recently announced guidance-beating second quarter results while Telefonica S.A. posted accelerating revenue and cash flow growth that topped most analysts’ estimates.

Investors are naturally drawn to stocks they think are set to rise. Utility investors are no exception, though dividend income and low volatility are prime drivers for most.

There are a number of great companies in the market today, but there are also a number of companies that are vastly overvalued by the market.

Wall Street is off to a disastrous start in the second quarter. Major bourses tumbled into correction for the second time this year and closed below key technical levels.

The performance of utilities doesn’t usually fluctuate due to their traditional safe-investment appeal to investors.

Low volume day on the market today, and tomorrow marks the last trading day of the first quarter, so there is always the chance we see some weird window dressing before the end of the trading session. Stocks to watch: NFLX, WYN, AES.

For Q3 as a whole, earnings for the utilities are expected to be up 13.8% on 5.3% higher revenues compared with 2.4% and 1.4%, respectively for the S&P 500 members.