- Entergy beat on both revenues and earnings, which the market seems to appreciate.
- A closer look at the actual results shows that the company's financial performance was worse than a year ago due to a few factors out of its control.
- The company is positioned to deliver EPS growth over the next few years due to its current capital investment plan.
- The current 3.86% dividend yield appears to be reasonably sustainable and the company's history of dividend hikes helps to combat inflation.
- The company is positioned to deliver a 9% to 11% total return over the next two years, which is not bad for a conservative utility stock.
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Entergy: Q4 Results Far From Perfect But Company On-Track