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Vanguard Utilities ETF Newsroom
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Vanguard Utilities ETF Declares Quarterly Distribution of $1.3117
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Vanguard Utilities ETF To Go Ex-Dividend On September 27th, 2024 With 1.3117 USD Dividend Per Share
September 25th (Eastern Time) - $Vanguard Utilities ETF(VPU.US)$ is trading ex-dividend on September 27th, 2024.Shareholders of record on September 27th, 2024 will receive 1.3117 USD dividend per
Prominent Wall Street short sellers: Investors should focus on defensive stocks earnings and wait for clearer employment data.
Morgan Stanley maintains a neutral stance on defensive stocks related to cyclical sectors in the economy, waiting for 'clearer' employment data. The bank believes employment data is a key driving factor for the year-end stock market.
Harvesting the wool of negative electricity prices! There is a major transformation happening in the global electrical utilities market...
①Nowadays, when some consumers use electricity, they often can also earn money; ②During most of this spring and summer, Dutch resident Jeroen van Diesen has been 'rewarded' by using electricity.
PG&E Declares $0.01 Dividend
Utilities Are Downgraded to Neutral by Wells Fargo Despite Being a Top Sector Performer
Jim Cramer: This Utilities Stock Is A Buy, Calls Wells Fargo A 'Winner'
Unmissable investment strategy! The Federal Reserve officially enters a new era of interest rate cuts, these 6 industries have the most profitable potential.
Prepare yourself for the interest rate cut cycle.
Palantir, Sempra Added to BofA's US 1 List; S&P Global Removed
Big Three California Utilities Reinstated With Buy Ratings at BofA
California Utilities EIX, PCG, And SRE Offer Strong Buy Opportunities Despite Past Wildfire Concerns, Says BofA Analyst
Assessing Sempra: Insights From 6 Financial Analysts
Sempra Analyst Ratings
Bank of America Merrill Lynch raises rating to "overweight"! Is the utility sector worth paying attention to?
Bank of America believes that the increase in volatility and the decrease in interest rates will result in better returns for utility stocks, surpassing the performance of technology stocks.
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With rising volatility and falling interest rates, Bank of America is bullish on utility stocks and their stable happiness.
Bank of America said on Monday that increased short-term, medium-term, and long-term volatility will make utility and other high-quality and income-oriented stocks relatively more attractive than growth stocks.