Opinion: The Exelon-Pepco deal may kick off a wave of
M&A
Among this group, the worst-performing stock over the past five years, coincidentally, is Exelon, with a negative total return of 2%. And that’s including reinvested dividends. The company pays a quarterly dividend of 31 cents, for a yield of 3.46%.
Excluding Exelon, here are the five utility stocks with the worst five-year total returns, despite strong performance this year. They just might be on utilities’ takeover-target list.
Sorry, I got confused over the green-blue colors. The 300% decline occurred over natural gas...nuclear production cost remained steady over many years.
The slow motion Tsunami...
Production cost declined 300.3% from 2008 to 2012 for nuclear plants...
If it was a matter of survival, would they cut another 300% from production cost.
Nuclear Matters
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