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Sell puts on Consumer staples, and utilities stock.
Utilities outperformed the S&P500 for over 20 years.
Payouts on PJM power grid fall 15% in latest power auction (NYSEARCA:XLU)
Largest U.S. grid operator warns of coming power capacity shortfalls (NYSEARCA:XLU)
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Carl Icahn Raises His SWX Stake. Do You Think Utility Stocks Are Still A Good Buy?
Market jump after Fed rate hike is a ‘trap,’ Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson warns investors
I was looking at the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) chart from 2000. Its almost the similar situation as most stocks down 30-95% and only 4-5 tech stocks holding the index. Looking like we might be getting close to a second bear market rally.
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RedditAdvice : The street is just thinking OIL price yet the LNG price affects industries across the rest of the world too, and N.A. LNG is much cheaper than everywhere else, EU and ASIA is more than double the U.S. price, the "energy spread" acts as a structural subsidy giving U.S. based industry a clear cost advantage to others. Historically it has been as much as 5x higher. **Chemicals & Fertilizers, Heavy Manufacturing -i**nexpensive gas-fired electricity for domestic investment in steel, glass, and plastic-resin production for exports and culling the overseas competition both domestically and abroad. TheEnergyWar will continue till morale improves. I speculate Russia, Turkey, Iran and Houthis with Chinese tech support for this new Axis of Opportunity. This is volatility off the charts brewing. $EONR $TSLVF is all I own. Am sidelined from everything else now yet see major upside in XLF next week along with Energy sectors, XLU is not favoured as much as many companies are tied to AI and that could be indirectly and directly affected from Israel (INTC) and Taiwan (TSM). It's a stock pickers market now, no indices for me, thankyou. AI&I
"some stocks move harder than others" is this your answer? they have fallen 10% more than others in XLU. nasdaq "crushed" 2% lol
Lmao you keep answering your own question but don’t understand it. It’s remarkable. IT IS THE MACRO. XLU was beaten up today. How is a company in this industry not affected by what is happening. When the whole sector is hit it’s not the individual company. Some stocks move harder than others. Stop hurling insults like a child if you have zero idea what you are talking about.
Utility prices will be going up due to inflation/the fed potentially hiking interest rates which will cause less consumer demand. XLU got slaughtered today. I bought vistra at 155 and immediately lost $700 lol.
God damn. Would have been down like 6K today but XLB, XLI, and XLU puts brought it down to like -$600. That was a rough one.
I’ve got XLU calls that jump from .3 to 2.5 every night but haven’t been able to get anything sold at that rate 🤦♂️ Must be some MM activity we are privy to
Change your focus *now*, **XLU XES XLE TAN WIN** are the only 5 areas to concentrate on, oil supply isn't as important as oil delivery, TheWar is choking out EU Asia and the far east, higher for longer oil will make book in those 5 areas now, Everything else is in danger, not a fan off any other areas now.
My only green holdings rn are XLU and crypto for whatever reason. XLU in particular is shrekking the fuck out
Yes & No. The odds are better than the casino. And you do need skin in the game to learn. But you have to learn voodoo like tech analysts & charts and never fall in love w/ a stock. Go w/ ETFs over stocks for 75% of your port. Diversify. Buy sectors that go against your thesis. Hedge with ETF's like Gold & Crude Oil. 40% of the market cap of the $QQQ and 30% of the $SPY is in the 6-10 tech stock names everyone here buys. Buy stocks that hedge against the $SPY like $CAT, $DE, $GLD, $XLU, $XLE. Sure these might be the wrong stocks or ETF's to buy as they might go down. But they are a hedge against our tech heavy 401k's. Good Luck.
I do suggest buying ETF's that are not the $SPY and $QQQ. The AI big tech stocks are too concentrated into both indices. There are problems under the hood that Trump is going to be unable to cover up for much longer. Why not DCA into $VT or better yet a World ex US ETF like $ACWX? Taiwan Semi makes up 4% of most World Ex US ETF by market cap and Samsung is nearly 2%. But there are no other stocks above 2% in most World Ex-US indices. That's the danger that could tank $QQQ and $SPY. They are both over-concented w/ over 40% market cap in 6-10 stocks. You live in Canada right? You don't have the USD. Maybe $GLD? $XLU?
SMH SPMO VEA EUAD BLOK / IAUM BRK.B ORLY XLU DBMF, this is my investing protfolio, 50% for attack and others for stable. I'm working on this for 2 years many times modified until last month.
I will primarily focus on the Iran conflict and its implications for the oil market. Additionally, I believe XLU is exhibiting strong momentum. Right now, my top tech stock picks are FIG and NVTS, as they effectively address the critical power challenges faced by chip technology.
I would look at $VT. If you invest world stock ETF you are going to get more industrials, materials, etc b/c unlike US stocks, world indices lean more to non tech stocks. Plus you still get US tech stocks. Now that is the smart move. If you want to play around w/ 25% then I've been buying gold, $EWY (South Korea), $EWJ (Japan), $IGF (world infrastructure), $TLT (US Treasuries), $XLU (utilities). But $VT might be the best if you are looking to diversify now.
SCHD and XLU saved my ass today.
XLU and XLE have been the GOATS in my port. Would be at like…$-4K right now instead of $-1500ish if it weren’t for them.
Damn, up 6% on TLT, XLV, XLU. Its like defensive positioning is a thing. Weird that bonds continue to take the inflation in stride though...something must be deflationary in the 8-12 month term (provided a rug pull isnt imminent) equation...AI, layoffs, midterms, tariffs ending maybe. Big money is putting volume into that narrative.
The main take away I got was that data centers / infrastructure is the main driver of consumption and not the consumer. This is a shift from consumers leading consumption. They really didn't recommend any names, just buy my fund. I am not against the data center trade. I own $DE, $CAT, $XLU, $IGB, and $HAL all indirectly due to the data center build out. I am just not buying the fricking chip names like $NVDA or the big spenders like $MSFT and $AMZN. I am buying the stocks selling the equipment & energy not the buyers that are spending.
The only 5-star, lead-pipe lock reinvestment strategy right now, is XLU (Americans getting squeezed hard from relaxed regulation, uber-late-stage-capitalism, localized data-center power-draw being paid for by ordinary citizens, and price-gouging gone wild), and precious metals miners.
Whoa, that's not good. Gold and silver miners, and XLU for the 2026 win.
Buy the picks & shovels over $NVDA. I like $CAT and $DE but they ain't cheap. $IGF and $XLU which I also own are less riskier ETF's.
I do have a fair amount in XLU as well. Though it was doing rather poorly until very recently.
Check out spdrs to diversify within the market for low fees, XLE, XLU, XLI, XLB etc. Find the unloved sectors and they'll shine again one day. I like MLPs better than REITS for income. For natural gas, EPD and ET have done well lately. I also own small positions in short volatility etfs like SVOL that have done well in certain markets, but might not buy them today, they just keep dripping. Some of the aforementioned distributions are capital gains instead of dividends. Different for tax purposes, i think lowering your cost basis so instead of paying taxes on the payouts, you just lower your cost basis for when you sell. Honestly not sure and I'm not really qualified to be discussing that. It's all ROTH so doesn't matter to me. I own some GDX and GLD and some leveraged precious metals ETFs that pay dividends but have higher fees. Look into equal/ historical weight SP500 ETFs if you want broader exposure with reduced tech volatility. That's my current recipe for diversification, but I've got several new ideas from others in this thread to get excited about, so thank you to all who have posted! Hope it helps, and as always, do your own research before allocating.
That’s funny because I had a bunch of long calls on VEA. It pulled back a little today tho. I think the only safe play right now is XLU and/or utility stocks. They’re not affected by tariffs, and pay a dividend.
Seems like the next big AI thesis play is that utilities and power is going to grow big time? So I'd imagine that works out well for BESS picks like EOSE (as well as ETFs like XLU). Hope it recovers for you. I'm considering entering here.
I honestly just use the sector ETF. XLV XLE XLC XLB XLU XLI XLRE. they all rotate in cycles
Their Government crushed short sellers, IV is still cheap on options, big memory TAM super cycle play on Samsung and Hynix. Just a steady rise up buy amd hold leaps for 2 years you'll make bank. Can also make some good money on XLU leaps.
Sold my XLE calls for 126%. Going to hold on to XLU in case 🥭 does his thing with Iran. Up 62% right now but they’ll go much higher if he does.
There is a very good possibility you are correct. But I like to hedge my port. $TLT, $PHYS (GOLD) make up roughly 50% of my port. $EWJ, $EWY, $XLU and $IGF make up roughly 25%. Then individual stocks that are non tech make up last 25%. $EWY could be cut in half and it wouldn't really hurt my overall port. South Korea AI stocks are a hedge in case I am wrong about AI and it is the financial game changer that many believe it is. I would just rather buy the non hype non US AI stocks vs US AI over hyped bubble stocks.
defensive sectors XLP and XLU are up. Once they tank, SPY will be in 660s
Setting a $5,000 limit would be a 1.43% yield. Over 15 years you'd have to expect that to grow close to $6,000 although the income threshold will probably rise too. Just spitballing: 20% in XLU at 2.5% yield 80% in VTI or VOO at about 1.15% Would throw off about $5,000/year. Or swap in VXUS (2.9%) for XLU. Is it correct that the portfolio can **generate** more than $6k in income without running into a problem but you can only **take out** $6k? So the idea is, you don't want to "waste" value by getting more in divs than you can take out. You want to have as much allocated to growth while still generating close to the income threshold?
XLE, XLB, XLU, and GLD calls.
Consider using a sector tracker to follow the top performing sectors. Within the U.S. YTD these are ETFs like XLB, XLE, XLI, XLP, XLRE, and XLU. YTD, all of these have significantly outperformed VOO. Here is a sector tracker for S & P 500 stocks. [Sector tracker | State Street](https://www.ssga.com/us/en/intermediary/resources/sector-tracker#currentTab=ytd)
Charts are a good place to start. XME, XLE, XLU etc. Look at the trends over the past few months or weeks and you’ll see what I mean
Hopped in some Jan GLD and XLU calls. Going full boomer lol
holy rotation into utilities, XLU mooning
Just a heads up. Unusual option volume on XLU (80K>) $47c March 20 . Bought 10 for shits and giggles. Really strange volume.
ETFs to wheel at a somewhat affordable price are some of the spdr select etfs listed here. [https://stockanalysis.com/list/sector-etfs/](https://stockanalysis.com/list/sector-etfs/) some of these are <$100. liquidity is just on the cusp of being untradeable, so watch the mid price. personally have traded XLI, XLU, XLF, XLE, XBI, etc. currently have CC positions in XLU in my IRA.
Adding aggressively to TLT, XLU, and tentatively to XLE
JFC. I have XLU shares/LEAPs and they are the boringest boring defensive thing in my port. This 9-part GPT vomit is not making me more excited about them
#TLDR --- **Ticker:** XLU **Direction:** Up **Prognosis:** Jan 2027 $60 LEAPS **Bottleneck:** Physics (You can't Amazon Prime a substation) **Thesis:** AI runs on electricity, not vibes. New GPU clusters require ungodly amounts of power, and the US grid is ancient. Tech giants are panic-buying power contracts. While everyone fights over SaaS stocks, utilities have a monopoly on the actual fuel for the AI revolution. Rate cuts plus massive capex spending means this "boomer" sector is about to rip.
It depends on what your holding? If your portfolio consists of IBIT then your already down even if you have been DCAing. High beta stocks go down first in any correction whether jts a short term one or a market top. If your holding high beta stocks and you think we are coming in to a meaningful correction then you have answered your own question. Tell us more of what your holding and in what percentage and people can offer meaningful opinions. If your holding 5% IBIT and 95% XLU utilities you probably don't want to sell..... But you haven't given anyone enough information to provide meaningful advice other then a poll on what consumer sentiment is right now....
* 44 years old * Currently employed ($140,000/yr) * 401(k) that is mostly in a target date fund, with about 40% sitting in a value fund, international fund, and mid-cap fund. All new contributions go to the target date fund. * Roth IRA that is kind of a mess because I've held it forever, but can be modeled as something like 80% VTI + 20% VXUS. * Only debt is my mortgage, which is 3.75% * Fully funded emergency fund (two years) I'm trying to be better with my money. Due to a rocky upbringing, I have a lot of purely psychological roadblocks when it comes to investing. I'd like to start putting more money into my taxable brokerage account, and I'm looking for advice on what I could do in terms of an "intermediate" risk profile that sits somewhere between HYSA/SGOV combination that I've been defaulting to lately and the portfolio I have in my retirement accounts. I've considered a mix of defensive sector ETFs (XLU/XLV/XLP) and heavily "filtered" ETFs like SCHD and VIG. I've also considered bonds, but after 2022 I feel like I don't understand the underlying mechanisms well enough to buy into that. Treasuries might also be an option. If anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear them.
Keep these on your watch list. XLI, XLP, XLE, XLK, XLB, XLV. XLF, XLC, XLU. Seems to be going mostly into energy materials healthcare and financials
This market rotation has been going on since the beginning of 2026. YTD results $XME (metals & minerals) + 19.11% $XLE (energy) + 14.82% $XLU (Utilities)+ 1.63% $XLK (cons staples) + 10.97% $XLK - (teck) minus - 1.94%
Top 4 sector performances today. It looks like a market rotation to me. $XME (metals & materials) + 4.27% $XLE (energy) +2.7% $XLU (utilities) + 1.7% $XLP (cons staples) +1.9% $XLK (tech) minus - 2.57%
I’m mostly watching energy (XLE / oil majors), utilities (XLU), defense contractors, gold miners (not gold itself), and USD strength plays. On the equity side, only mega-cap quality that’s holding trend (MSFT-type names). Using Chartscanner.ai, it’s pretty clear these are the areas showing relative strength while most growth breaks down. Everything else is just chop unless the market finds its footing.
Bro, you can just look to see if defensive stocks are running, that’s usually an indicator of a short term pullback at least. Also, stocks in XLE, XLI, and XLU start running. TLDR: If XLI, XLU, and XLE are green premarket. That’s bearish. Defensive Stocks (not a comprehensive list, do your own DD, I’m not your uncle) - PM - PG - PEP - T - DG - VZ -KO -LMT 👍🏾
I’m very new to investing and was trying to build a portfolio based on the big picture of the current state of the world. I wanted to know if that would be a good portfolio for long-term investing. SPY 52% GRID 28% XLU 20%
Just loaded XLU. A/C bills are going to go nuts this summer.
I'm shifting some away from VOO and the tech sector and plan to invest more into VTV and some sector defensives (XLU and XLV) this year.
Short term noise is making me wish I had bought XLE leaps instead of XLU leaps back in early December. Still betting on the utility build out in the country over the next few years.
I've started shifting away from VOO and tech and primarily into VTV, which I'll be adding along with XLU and XLV this year. I want to play this year more defensively.
my XLU calls getting wrecked 😂
BWXT, DRS, LMB, LNTH, OSIS, PL, PLAB, PSN, Q, RMBS, and gonna buy a few more XLU leaps. Trying to focus on mid/small caps for the IIJA, Naval Upgrades, Onshoring, and Space Industry for the next few years. Fingers crossed.
I bought a Jan 2028 leap on XLU at the beginning of December. thinking of buying another one in 6 months.
Large gains, mainly CRWD RNMBY WBD some ETFs. I would have made much more had I not panic sold GOOGL and some others in April. Next year I expect more merger activity, gains from precious metals and AI so I am in GLD SLV NBIS. Boring ETFs like XLU will also do OK. Oil will fluctuate as always.
Trimmed my portfolio quite a bit. old out of some stocks like Pfizer and some other losers. Sold some winners. Trimmed Google, Apple. Now that I'm approaching 40, I don't have much time to do analysis on stocks so I bought into DGRO, EWX, GWX, VHT, and XLU.
Silver is up 31% this month. Gold is up 7.4% over last month. I've made 5% over the last 30 days shorting $QQQ with $SQQQ even thou I timed my trades badly. Today my green positions are $HAL, $OXY, $IP, $MOS and of course gold. $XLE and $XLU are about to explode once people start to realize where is all this energy going to come from to pay for all these datacenters being built and what is actually needed to power AI consumption.
I’m betting on XLU LEAPS right now. The whole sector is going through a massive upgrade because of all the new battery storage BESS and the infrastructure bill (IIJA). I just grabbed my first contract, 1 Jan 2028 $38 Call, and if it moves like I think it will, I’m planning to keep buying more through 2030. I'm betting on the sectors projected increase because it's regulated not just speculative. Hoping the leverage will outperform the broad market but still keep the same defensive protection the sector is known for.
I got a bunch of XLU a month ago and then it doubled the shares which was a fantastic surprise. Everyone still needs electricity although I am down a bit with it but I think it will ultimately rebound because a lot of influencers are promoting it as a top defensive fund. DO you by chance have GPIQ trying to figure out what type of Acct to put it into. It has a lot of return of capital primarily and there is some foreign exposure so I am thinking of brokerage but not sure. What would be a good type of stock to put into a ROTH instead of tech? Growth or income? Would like to grow that.
You are right, I bought OMAH in 2025, but growth is not great, came out with profit proof: [https://imgur.com/7BbBwSn](https://imgur.com/7BbBwSn) XLU will work, as I see a rotation in the sector. This is somewhat algorithmic funding that I find which sector is low and always started buying that sector until it gives me 10%-15 profit. Now, I just bought token XLU and also SO, NEE (not DUK - no so attractive).
Added XLU and even though there has been a dip I think it will be stronger later.
I'm missing out on parabolic runs because I'm an idiot. I'm dumping all my money in XLE, XLU, URA. Meanwhile companies that have never even turned a net profit are worth 2 to 3x XOM. 10x some of the major utilities. Baffling market
I may be wrong in timeframe, but I bought and then sold it, finally moved to brk/b. At current environment you just buy companies like SO, NEE, DUK or XLU, they are bound to go bullish
XLU as well if you're looking for broad exposure.
I’m playing this supply chain angle through XLU for the stable utility base, PWR for the massive grid rebuild cycle, and a small NXХT position since they sit closest to the actual warehouses and datacenters
I hold XLU, Walmart, and Amazon. Are you proud of me Dad
FIX, GOOGL, ALAB. If I thought it was a bullish year. I'm not convinced. So. AEM, XLU, XLV.
Strengthen my portfolio after selling some holdings. I took positions in VHT, SDY, EWX, GWX, SPEM, and SPDW and XLU because I don't have as much time or confidence picking individual stocks now that I'm almost 40 and starting a family. I may sell a little more tech because I'm up by a large amount
You’ve got a pretty concentrated growth/AI tilt on top of broad US and global ETFs, so your overall risk is heavily tied to large-cap tech even though VT and XLU add some diversification. One way to sanity-check your predictions is to look at what portion of your portfolio is in broad indexes (VOO/VT/QQQ) versus single names (NVDA, AAPL, META, DUOL, ANET) and ask how you’d feel if the AI/mega-cap theme underperforms for a few years. VT slowly becoming your top holding will naturally reduce single-stock risk over time, while XLU is a small but useful ballast if rates stay lower. If you want to visualize how much of your portfolio is really in US tech versus other sectors and regions, a tool like [WizardFolio.com](http://WizardFolio.com) or any ETF look-through site can help you see the underlying exposures more clearly.
XLU did a 2-1 split today. I was looking at sectors and the chart was all fucked.
That is because the utilities sector (XLU), typically considered a defensive sector, receded along with other defensive sectors as softer economic readings increased investor confidence in a stable rate environment, favoring growth-oriented tech and industrial stocks instead.
JEPI might be a good investment choice for him. High yield and low volatility. It won’t help with long term growth, but aggressive investing in his 60s could make you both uncomfortable. There are some low volatility equity ETFs out there that might interest you like SPLV, USMV, VFMV, but all of them still had significant drawdowns in 2020 and 2022 like everything else. Another option might be defensive ETFs, but don’t expect S&P level performance: XLU, VDC, XLV, SPHD. I sympathize, my father never invested in the market either. He had a good run living off his own parents until they died and he inherited a fortune in assets, but given his nature he blew thru millions in only a few short years. Now any bills not covered by social security fall to my sister or me. 😡
I honestly hate chasing the energy sector because there are so many geopolitical shifts that I don't have my pulse on. So I went for XLU as part of my defensive segment
My thought process and approach combines a couple things you've touched on. I have one taxable brokerage set up as a short-term/defensive portfolio. I initially considered what you're doing with 3-4 years in a money market, but I felt like I didn't need to be quite that conservative. I have *one* year of essential expenses parked in a rolling ladder of treasury bills, and then 3-4x that amount in defensive investments. Those investments include various flavors of municipal bonds, a broad taxable bond index position just for diversity's sake, lower-volatility/dividend-yielding ETFs (HDV, SCHD), and defensive sector equity ETFs (XLU, VDC). My money market position, that those investments drip into, is then just a discretionary pile of cash that I can do whatever with. Maybe go towards my long-term investment account, or cover expenses, home improvement, vacation, etc. The intent is to eek out a bit more return than a money market, and give up some long-term total return in exchange for stability, while being relatively tax efficient (qualified dividends, and tax-exempt bond interest).
SCHG, XLU, SGOV. Growth, utilities for AI play without more tech, and cash equivalents.
i'm looking to do similar as the price of individual stocks are leaving a sour taste. especially with certain firms seeing \~5% moves on the daily. thing is, I HATE the concentration risk in the indexes but there are very few ETF's lacking concentration risk AND have the liquidity to be trade-worthy. most of these are sector specific; XLI, XOP, XLU, etc. my thought process is to short premium directionally, risking 10 to make 2 (\~70ish % probability) in a defined risk setup. Delta is less a factor, it's the risk/reward scenario. the lack of option risk trades on my account lets me sleep at night, but the lack of cash flow makes me dread the monthly bills.. it's becoming more and more difficult to filter the static in the market and find rational trades. the indexes will outlive us, and i'm guessing in 10years the price will be higher than it is now... but it's the next 6 months I have to focus on. I would not be surprised in a \~20% fluctuation in that time frame.
The good thing about the -0.15 delta is that is automatically adjusts the strike price farther out during periods of high volatility. Also with high IV I'm getting larger credits. All of these underlyings trade differently and some of the lower liquidity and lower IV names (like TLT and XLU) are not as profitable. However, I do include them in the method in order to have some underlying diversification. I see what you are saying about looking for support levels that have historically held, but I don't feel technical analysis has benefited me much in the past. I think the Black-Scholes model and market forces are more likely to get me the appropriate strike price to achieve the 85% winning percentage that I'm looking for. I have not tracked assignment rates because I never get assigned with this method. I'll close them out immediately at a 200% loss or when the trade moves ITM. Or I'll close them on expiration Friday so my assignment risk is 0. I have tried around 70 names over the last five years and I find that these 12 work the best in terms of aggregate profit.
XLU 1/15/2027 calls. All these Data centers will need energy. Not a quick win but can DCA and pump the bags.
Been buying XLU and XLUI for more income.
Maybe a pay day loan type company or consumer lending so long as it’s an asset light model with minimal retained credit risk. You could just buy puts…. Or short… or buy a short etf…. Or buy defensives like XLP and XLU. Or you can make a bet against me and I’ll give you $100 for every $1 drop in SPY and you give me $100 for every $1 gain. We can settle once a month. You can close the trade anytime at month end.
Reason I am buying XLU and XLUI. Should get me energy, utilities and things like nuclear, etc.
I like XLU ( utilities) but its so tiny it would not move the index
just get XLU leaps, don’t overthink it
my secret boomer alpha is XLU LEAPs. Still relatively cheap and the sector has a lot of headwinds. Loaded more today
I have some XLU, but it has a lot of exposure to NEE which is renewables-focused and has been very volatile due to national politics. Mostly I have DUK and SO and they've done very well. I picked them specifically because they cover red states and have cozy relationships with regulators and government. I also have some D, which is in Virgina. They had a disastrous period due to mismanagement, cut the div and I dumped most of it. But supposedly northern VA is going to be a hot spot for data centers, so it's recovered some. I haven't put any new money in it. Don't buy any utils that operate on the west coast. If interest rates start going up, utils will come down to the bottom of their channel and you can buy. The DJ Utilities index has one of the most rock solid long-term, well-defined upward channels you will ever see.
Oil proce so low but energy price so high XLU 🚀🚀🚀
XLU ETF up 15 pct y/y, 2.7 pct div
I have just been buying XLU. Get all types of companies and all types of energy production.
XLU has been doing pretty great this year. I’ve been adding since August.
Mine : GOOG, AAPL, MRNA, XME, XLU, MSTR
I am buying XLU. Utility companies are and should be investing into projects for solar, wind, hydro, gas, nuclear.