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Best Utility Dividend Stocks For 2013

Posted by Dividend on December 8th, 2012

The utility sectors offers generally high dividend yields with value. The negative point is that the sector is very capital intensive and the growth potential is limited. However, I wanted to know what stocks are the best dividend stock buy picks for the next year. I screened all 123 listed utility stocks by the best ones for next year. My criteria are:

- Forward P/E under 15

- Past Sales growth recent 10 years over 5 percent

- Positive Earnings per share growth for the next five years

- Operating Margin over 10 percent

Twelve companies fulfilled the above mentioned criteria. Eight of them have a buy or better rating. The mostly represented industry is the eclectic utility industry. I personally don’t own any utility stocks because I am a dividend growth investor. I always look for growing companies with strong brands and high abilities to expand aboard. Utilities don’t fulfill these criteria. So my main focus will be on the consumer sector.

Here’s our list of utility stocks with the longest histories of consecutive dividend increases.

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Here are the current support and resistance levels for the market sectors. Many market sectors are at levels above their three month resistance levels.

Support Levels

Consumer Discretionary (XLY): $42.65
Consumer Staples (XLP): $32.64
Energy (XLE): $74.02
Financials (XLF): $14.77
Health Care (XLV): $36.22
Industrials (XLI): $36.97
Materials (XLB): $37.20
Technology (XLK): $28.26

Stock Market Overall

Current Trend: Up
Current Trend Strength: 89% (100%=Strongest; 0%=Weakest)
Overbought/Oversold Indicator: Neutral

Sector Current Trends

Consumer Discretionary: Up
Consumer Staples: Up
Energy: Up
Financials: Up
Health Care: Up
Industrials: Down
Materials: Up
Technology: Up
Utilities: Up

Sector Overbought/Oversold Indicator

Stock Market Overall

Current Trend: Up
Current Trend Strength: 67% (100%=Strongest; 0%=Weakest)
Overbought/Oversold Indicator: Neutral

Sector Current Trends

Consumer Discretionary: Up
Consumer Staples: Up
Energy: Up
Financials: Down
Health Care: Up
Industrials: Down
Materials: Down
Technology: Up
Utilities: Up

Sector Overbought/Oversold Indicator

Stock Market Overall

Current Trend: Up
Current Trend Strength: 56% (100%=Strongest; 0%=Weakest)
Overbought/Oversold Indicator: Neutral

Sector Current Trends

Consumer Discretionary: Up
Consumer Staples: Up
Energy: Up
Financials: Down
Health Care: Up
Industrials: Down
Materials: Down
Technology: Up
Utilities: Down

Sector Overbought/Oversold Indicator

Stock Market Overall

Current Trend: Up
Current Trend Strength: 56% (100%=Strongest; 0%=Weakest)
Overbought/Oversold Indicator: Neutral

Sector Current Trends

Consumer Discretionary: Up
Consumer Staples: Up
Energy: Down
Financials: Down
Health Care: Up
Industrials: Up
Materials: Down
Technology: Up
Utilities: Down

Sector Overbought/Oversold Indicator

Stock Market Overall

Current Trend: Up
Current Trend Strength: 56% (100%=Strongest; 0%=Weakest)
Overbought/Oversold Indicator: Neutral

Sector Current Trends

Consumer Discretionary: Up
Consumer Staples: Up
Energy: Down
Financials: Down
Health Care: Down
Industrials: Up
Materials: Down
Technology: Up
Utilities: Up

Sector Overbought/Oversold Indicator

Here are the current support and resistance levels for the market sectors.

Support Levels

Consumer Discretionary (XLY): $41.55
Consumer Staples (XLP): $32.56
Energy (XLE): $72.62
Financials (XLF): $14.24
Health Care (XLV): $35.77
Industrials (XLI): $36.56
Materials (XLB): $35.29
Technology (XLK): $27.12
Utilities (XLU): $34.79

Resistance Levels

Stock Market Overall

Current Trend: Down
Current Trend Strength: 56% (100%=Strongest; 0%=Weakest)
Overbought/Oversold Indicator: Overbought

Sector Current Trends

Consumer Discretionary: Up
Consumer Staples: Up
Energy: Down
Financials: Down
Health Care: Down
Industrials: Down
Materials: Down
Technology: Up
Utilities: Up

Sector Overbought/Oversold Indicator

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