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Large, sound companies with an unbroken dividend and earnings growth, at a modest price.

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Reliable payers with room to keep paying: a decade without a cut, a covered dividend, growing earnings.

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Companies where three or more insiders bought shares in the open market in the last three months.

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Cheap companies whose finances are improving on eight or nine of Piotroski's nine tests.

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  1. NextEra Energy, Inc.

    NEE Utilities · Utilities Regulated Electric · US

    $88.20 +7.38% 1Y
    Low $74.41 High $98.75

    NextEra Energy, Inc. was founded in 1925 and is headquartered in Juno Beach. It is an electric-power and energy-infrastructure company with two principal businesses: Florida Power & Light (FPL) and NextEra Energy Resources (NEER).

    Market cap $185.1B
    Revenue growth (Q) +1.56%
    EPS growth (Q) +93.2%
    FCF growth (Q) −86.3%
    Revenue growth (next yr) +11.6%
    Net margin 40.4%
    ROE 16.9%
    P/E 15.9×
    Forward P/E 20.5×
    P/FCF —
    Dividend yield 2.76%
    Insider ownership 0.00%
    Insider buys / sells (12M) — $31.0M
    Reported FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025 TTM
    Revenue $21.0B $28.1B $24.8B $27.4B $28.8B
    EPS $2.10 $3.60 $3.37 $3.30 $5.55
    Free cash flow −$11.0B −$13.8B −$11.5B −$12.1B −$18.0B
    Net debt $63.4B $70.5B $80.8B $92.8B $108.4B

  2. Southern Company (The)

    SO Utilities · Utilities Regulated Electric · US

    $93.28 +2.05% 1Y
    Low $81.69 High $99.58

    Southern Company is a holding company whose subsidiaries generate and deliver electricity, distribute natural gas and provide related energy services. Its electric utilities serve households and businesses in the Southeast, while its gas utilities distribute natural gas in four states.

    Market cap $107.4B
    Revenue growth (Q) +13.0%
    EPS growth (Q) +14.2%
    FCF growth (Q) +362.1%
    Revenue growth (next yr) +4.49%
    Net margin 16.0%
    ROE 12.0%
    P/E 21.2×
    Forward P/E 21.3×
    P/FCF —
    Dividend yield 3.22%
    Insider ownership 0.61%
    Insider buys / sells (12M) — $5.6M
    Reported FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025 TTM
    Revenue $29.3B $25.3B $26.7B $29.6B $31.2B
    EPS $3.28 $3.64 $4.02 $3.94 $4.39
    Free cash flow −$1.3B −$1.4B $1.2B −$2.9B $10.5B
    Net debt $53.0B $58.9B $62.4B $70.2B $71.4B

  3. Duke Energy Corporation

    DUK Utilities · Utilities Regulated Electric · US

    $130.38 +5.34% 1Y
    Low $112.40 High $134.49

    Duke Energy is an energy company headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. It operates primarily through regulated utility subsidiaries, including Duke Energy Carolinas, Duke Energy Progress, Duke Energy Florida, Duke Energy Ohio, Duke Energy Indiana and Piedmont.

    Market cap $101.4B
    Revenue growth (Q) +6.58%
    EPS growth (Q) +9.94%
    FCF growth (Q) −496.1%
    Revenue growth (next yr) +4.71%
    Net margin 15.8%
    ROE 0.00%
    P/E 19.1×
    Forward P/E 18.9×
    P/FCF —
    Dividend yield 3.28%
    Insider ownership 0.17%
    Insider buys / sells (12M) — $7.5M
    Reported FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025 TTM
    Revenue $28.8B $29.1B $30.4B $32.2B $33.8B
    EPS $3.33 $3.54 $5.71 $6.31 $6.84
    Free cash flow −$5.4B −$2.7B $48.0M −$1.7B −$5.2B
    Net debt $69.3B $75.0B $80.4B $87.0B $90.0B

  4. National Grid Transco, PLC

    NGG Utilities · Utilities Regulated Electric · GB

    $85.85 +13.9% 1Y
    Low $73.37 High $94.64

    National Grid Transco, PLC (NGG), headquartered in London, United Kingdom, is a leading multinational electricity and gas utility company. Established in 1990 following the privatization of the UK’s energy sector, National Grid has grown to become a critical player in the energy infrastructure space.

    Market cap $86.4B
    Revenue growth (Q) +10.4%
    EPS growth (Q) +108.3%
    FCF growth (Q) −2,664.0%
    Revenue growth (next yr) −79.2%
    Net margin 26.1%
    ROE 0.00%
    P/E 23.5×
    Forward P/E 13.9×
    P/FCF —
    Dividend yield 3.77%
    Insider ownership 0.00%
    Insider buys / sells (12M) — —
    Reported FY2023 FY2024 FY2025 FY2026
    Revenue $26.1B $25.0B $23.4B $23.7B
    EPS $12.88 $3.88 $3.94 $4.37
    Free cash flow $112.1M −$580.7M −$3.2B −$3.6B
    Net debt $48.3B $53.8B $51.7B $58.6B

  5. Constellation Energy Corporation

    CEG Utilities · Utilities Independent Power Producers · US

    $240.32 −33.8% 1Y
    Low $228.63 High $380.78

    Constellation Energy is a competitive power producer and energy supplier. It owns and operates generating plants that make electricity from nuclear, natural gas, oil, hydroelectric, wind, solar and geothermal resources.

    Market cap $84.9B
    Revenue growth (Q) +23.0%
    EPS growth (Q) −46.8%
    FCF growth (Q) −116.6%
    Revenue growth (next yr) +40.4%
    Net margin 11.1%
    ROE 15.0%
    P/E 23.4×
    Forward P/E 21.3×
    P/FCF 280×
    Dividend yield 0.69%
    Insider ownership 5.95%
    Insider buys / sells (12M) $0.4M —
    Reported FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025 TTM
    Revenue $24.4B $24.9B $23.6B $25.5B $31.3B
    EPS −$0.49 $5.01 $11.89 $7.40 $10.26
    Free cash flow −$4.0B −$7.7B −$5.0B $1.3B $309.0M
    Net debt $7.1B $10.4B $5.3B $3.6B $18.4B