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Opinion

Electric, gas, and water utilities. Companies in this sector include Electricité de France, Exelon and NextEra Energy Inc.

Market Cap

1.491T

Market Weight

2.33%

Industries

6

Companies

107

Industries in This Sector

Industry Market Weight YTD Return
All Industries 100.00% 1.68%
Utilities - Regulated Electric 67.79% 5.61%
Utilities - Renewable 12.51% -8.59%
Utilities - Regulated Gas 5.88% 4.45%
Utilities - Diversified 5.43% -14.66%
Utilities - Independent Power Producers 4.97% -7.94%
Utilities - Regulated Water 3.43% 11.02%

More about the largest companies in the sector

Name Last Price 1 Year Est. Market Weight Market Cap Day Changes % YTD Return
NEE 70.03 84.51 10.28% 144.01B +0.43% -2.32%
SO 90.03 91.69 7.04% 98.644B +1.09% +9.37%
DUK 117.65 123.77 6.48% 90.883B +0.46% +9.20%
GEV 303.00 404.65 5.96% 83.523B -4.63% -7.88%
CEG 209.20 323.06 4.67% 65.431B -3.58% -6.49%
AEP 105.15 104.76 4.00% 55.999B +1.20% +14.01%
PCG 17.15 20.49 3.27% 45.812B -0.52% -15.01%
D 54.47 59.24 3.26% 45.755B +1.13% +1.13%
EXC 44.25 44.47 3.17% 44.464B +0.52% +17.56%
SRE 70.06 82.10 3.17% 44.376B -1.00% -20.13%

ETF Opportunities

Name Last Price Net Assets Expense Ratio YTD Return
XLU 77.41 17.882B 0.08% +2.27%
VPU 167.76 8.468B 0.09% +2.66%
FUTY 50.00 1.68B 0.08% +2.52%
IDU 99.61 1.475B 0.39% +3.53%
UTES 64.17 419.399M 0.49% +0.66%

Mutual Fund Opportunities

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Name Last Price Net Assets Expense Ratio YTD Return
VUIAX 84.16 8.468B 0.09% +2.62%
FRUSX 22.75 6.592B 1.06% +1.93%
FRURX 22.80 6.592B 1.06% +1.97%
FKUQX 22.92 6.592B 1.06% +1.96%
FRUAX 23.20 6.592B 1.06% +1.93%

Stocks

Symbol Price Change %Change
FCUV 11.6000 9.7200 517.0213%
RNWWW 0.0033 0.0002 6.4516%
WETO 0.0900 0.0600 200.0000%
FMFC 0.5241 0.3070 141.4095%
ASTLW 0.0100 0.0052 108.3333%
Symbol Price Change %Change
JDZG 6.0100 -43.9900 -87.9800%
KPTI 1.9200 -5.0900 -72.6106%
DFNS 27.6800 -57.3000 -67.4276%
BIOA 9.0400 -15.8100 -63.6217%
NUWE 1.7400 -2.7100 -60.8989%
Symbol Price Change %Change
WETO 0.0900 0.0600 200.0000%
LBGJ 0.0187 0.0007 3.8889%
MGRX 0.5571 0.2635 89.7480%
ZBAO 0.2001 0.0276 16.0000%
ONFO 0.0790 -0.0052 -6.1758%

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