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AEP: Bull or Bear?
American Electric Power Is Trying Investors' Patience
AEP
+6.85%
in
455 days
Filed under: Stocks to Buy <> Utility American Electric Power's (AEP) shares, first discussed here on May 4, 2009, at a price $25.38, continues to meander this winter, and were it not for the company's utilities sector status, the trade would have been closed for a roughly 10-point gain. For now, the trade is maintained.
American Electric's stock chart has formed a problematic, slight downtrend -- one in which the stock has had trouble rising above the key, 50-day moving average for several months -- a bearish technical sign.
Fundamentally, the picture remains decent. American Electric's 2011 re...
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Will American Electric Power Test $50 in 2011?
AEP
-0.95%
in
75 days
(closed on 03/07/11)
Filed under: Stocks to Buy  Readers of this space know that one preferred sector is the utilities sector, and utility American Electric Power (AEP), first discussed here on May 4, 2009 at a price $25.38, is a good example.
Look for American Electric's 2011 revenue to rise 3-5%, as the U.S. economic expansion gains momentum in 2011. Recent rate increases, and lower operating and maintenance expenses should also benefit the company's performance in 2011.
AEP, with more than 5 million retail customers (mostly in Ohio, Virginia, Indiana, and Oklahoma), should continue to shine as a low-cost power p...
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American Electric Power: Low-Profile Utility Gem
AEP
+8.53%
in
317 days
(closed on 12/22/10)
Filed under: Stocks to Buy I have long argued that the electric power generation sector offers investment opportunities, and within that category I've liked American Electric Power (AEP), which I first wrote about on May 4, 2009, at a price of $25.38.
AEP, with 5 million retails customers (mostly in Ohio, Virginia, Indiana, and Oklahoma), should continue to shine as a low-cost power provider. True, increased energy efficiency across the U.S. economy will be a trend for the next decade and beyond, but relatively low-cost electric power does not go out of style.<><>Continue reading <>American Elect...
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Serious Money: Still Cheap Market -- 35 Stocks + Yields & Growth
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+10.74%
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854 days
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American Electric Power knows the dip in electricity demand is temporary
AEP
+15.28%
in
126 days
(closed on 09/08/09)
Filed under: Stocks to Buy Readers of this space know that one of the preferred sectors is the electric power generation sector.
And it's preferred for a reason that may not be obvious to all. Electricity via win, solar, and nuclear generation is likely to play a large role in energy as climate change reduction, then elimination, becomes a societal goal. Electricity also remains a potential propulsion source for cars, particularly once oil resumes its inevitable clime. And with the above in mind, electric power generator American Electric Power (NYSE: AEP) is worth a review.<><>Continue reading ...
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Fair Value for American Electric
AEP
-11.43%
in
1448 days
Lower earnings from MEMCO, rising coal costs, and uncertainty surrounding pending regulatory cases collectively continue to weigh on the stock.
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About American Electric Power Company Inc.
- Answers.com
The U.S. electric power generating sector may be down, due to the recession and a cooler-than-normal summer across much of the U.S., but it's not out.
