In recent months, the performance of utility stocks has shown varied dynamics across different timeframes. While certain stocks have emerged as top performers in the short and medium terms, others continue to underperform, suggesting a complex landscape shaped by both sector-specific drivers and broader market conditions.
Stock | Performance (%) | Performance |
---|---|---|
CEG | 9.62 | |
SRE | 3.78 | |
PEG | 3.68 | |
D | 2.91 | |
NEE | 2.02 | |
DUK | 1.65 | |
SO | 1.16 | |
EXC | 0.79 | |
AEP | 0.68 |
Stock | Performance (%) | Performance |
---|---|---|
CEG | 2.89 | |
SRE | 2.78 | |
DUK | -0.02 | |
D | -0.80 | |
SO | -1.89 | |
EXC | -2.55 | |
AEP | -2.56 | |
PEG | -2.70 | |
NEE | -5.24 |
Stock | Performance (%) | Performance |
---|---|---|
SRE | 11.84 | |
D | 11.53 | |
CEG | 8.82 | |
AEP | 7.81 | |
DUK | 6.79 | |
SO | 4.14 | |
EXC | 2.76 | |
PEG | 1.41 | |
NEE | 0.66 |
Analysis of utility stocks over varying time durations demonstrates the dynamic nature of stock performance within the sector. For the one-week duration, CEG outperformed significantly, whereas NEE lagged notably over the one-month period. Observing a substantial three-month performance, SRE and D emerged as leaders, underpinning strategic strength in prolonged market conditions. Investors should consider a diversified approach given these performances, balancing potential risks and rewards by prioritizing stocks that demonstrate resilience and consistent growth trends.