All Weather Stocks - NSTAR Belongs in a Utility Stock Portfolio
NSTAR
(NST),
a large Massachusetts-based, electric and gas utility, has consistently
traded well above its 10-year moving average (based on monthly closes).
From June 1990 through June 2009, NST was up 850 percent, a 12.58 percent
annualized rate of return.
Since April 1990, NST has increased its quarterly dividend from $0.19
to $0.375, a 97.37 percent increase (3.64 percent annualized rate of return).
Its current dividend yield is 4.70 percent.
The combination of a persistent upside stock prices and increasing dividends
makes NST an excellent candidate for a long-term dividend reinvestment
portfolio.
To get more performance information about NST, use the buyupside.com
Stock Return Calculator. Enter NST as the stock symbol on the calculator
input form.
Follow NSTAR on buyupside.com
each day to spot tops and bottom with the Price
Direction Indicator (PDI).
See the buyupside.com
Dividend Chart Maker to view more dividends charts for NST and other
dividend-paying stocks.
I (RAH) do not own NST.
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Posted July 2, 2009.
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