New value analysis of Consolidated Edison Inc (ED:NYSE) 2018
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New value analysis of Consolidated Edison Inc (ED:NYSE) 2018
A new value analysis of Consolidated Edison Inc (ED:NYSE), a company listed on the New York stock exchanges been added to our research pages here. Consolidated Edison’s principal business is a regulated electric, gas, and steam utility based in New York state.
ED was a fairly easy value analysis to complete. There is no difference between reported earnings and earnings after taking account of special items. The capital structure is simple. ED has a long history of profitability. ED has a long history of paying dividends to shareholders and has increased the dividend every year for the last 44 years.
ED has a couple of risks for common stockholders. The first comes from the way ED manages short-term liquidity. The second risk is the price investors might pay for the common stock.
The purpose of the report is to enable investors to understand whether to buy Consolidated Edison at around the current price. The report also enables investors to undertones the risks associated with an investment in Consolidated Edison common stock. Purchasing investments at a good or cheap price enhances long term returns.
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