In today’s episode, Travis Miller, an energy and utilities strategist for Morningstar Research Services, discusses the potential earnings growth for the utilities sector, and which stocks are undervalued.

00:06 Introduction

 

00:35 Pfizer to Acquire Cancer Drug Developer 

 

 

01:44 Adidas Wheezes

 

02:51 Squarespace Subscriptions Are Solid, But Are They Enough?

 

04:10 What’s Ahead in the Utilities Sector?

 

05:08 The Inflation Reduction Act includes credits for energy-saving home improvements and electric vehicles. How are utilities preparing for the rise in electricity demand?

 

06:11 What kind of financial support will utilities need to carry out this plan?

 

07:46 Why should investors consider earnings growth, too?

 

08:44 Now, what are your expectations this year for dividends?

 

09:20 Now, if investors are looking to invest in utilities, where should they look?

 

10:40 Utilities sector stock picks

 

13:21 Don’t Ignore the Banking Crisis 

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