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Southern Company (SO-N)
NYSE:SO
83.49
1.23
(1.50%) 1d
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$70.260
Unknown
It pays a yield of 4.1%, but Enbridge pays over 7% and has the same cash flow. Sell Southern and buy Enbridge.
Is building the first nuclear plant in the US since Three Mile Island. It took forever, but the plant is finally coming online this summer.
Utilities are challenging his company because they seem very expensive right now. SO-N are in the south eastern US and this is an area with population growth. He is scaling back.
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Southern Company(SO-N) Rating
Ranking : 1 out of 5
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Southern Company(SO-N) Frequently Asked Questions
What is Southern Company stock symbol?
Southern Company is a American stock, trading under the symbol SO-N on the New York Stock Exchange (SO). It is usually referred to as NYSE:SO or SO-N
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What is Southern Company stock price?
On 2025-01-24, Southern Company (SO-N) stock closed at a price of $83.49.
They've been way behind schedule and massively overbudget in building new nuclear power plants, but have finally opened the first one last summer and the second one to launch in early 2024. Now, they can focus on their core business of electricity generation in Alabama and Georgia. Pays a 4% yield. He's a fan of nuclear power.