D - Dominion Energy, Inc.

NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. Currency in USD

64.80

+0.02 (+0.03%)

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Previous Close	64.78
Open	64.65
Bid	0.00 x 0
Ask	0.00 x 0
Day's Range	64.30 - 65.13
52 Week Range	63.88 - 85.30
Volume	3,424,449
Avg. Volume	4,882,496

Market Cap	42.279B
Beta	0.30
PE Ratio (TTM)	13.74
EPS (TTM)	4.72
Earnings Date	Apr 27, 2018
Forward Dividend & Yield	3.34 (5.21%)
Ex-Dividend Date	N/A
1y Target Est	75.57

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Simply Wall St.6 hours ago
Is Dominion Energy Inc’s (NYSE:D) ROE Of 16.11% Sustainable?
Dominion Energy Inc (NYSE:D) outperformed the Multi-Utilities industry on the basis of its ROE – producing a higher 16.11% relative to the peer average of 9.47% over the past 12Read More...
PR Newswire16 hours ago
Dominion Energy's Project Plant It!® Notches Half-Million Milestone in 2018
RICHMOND, Va., April 25, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Project Plant It!, the free environmental education program created by Dominion Energy to educate children and plant trees for Arbor Day, has achieved a major milestone this spring with the distribution of 500,000 tree seedlings since the program began in 2007.
Market Realist17 hours ago
These S&P 500 Utility Stocks Offer the Most Potential Upside
Weekly Review: What Could Power On Utility Stocks? NRG Energy (NRG), the leading merchant power player stock and one of the smallest components of the S&P 500 Utilities Index (XLU), has a mean price target of $36.50 against its current market price of $31.20, which indicates a potential upside of more than 17% for the next 12 months. Deutsche Bank raised NRG’s price target from $40.0 to $44.0 last week.
Market Realist19 hours ago
How Top Utilities Are Currently Valued
Dominion Energy (D), the third-biggest utility by market capitalization, appears to be trading at a discounted valuation to its historical average. Dominion Energy is trading at a PE (price-to-earnings) multiple of 20x, while its five-year average PE multiple is close to 24x.
Market Realist2 days ago
What’s Next for Utilities as Treasury Yields Near Historic High?
Treasury yields surged last week on better-than-expected economic data. The ten-year Treasury yield touched 3.0%, which was its highest level since January 2014. The strength in the yields can be seen as negative for stocks, particularly utilities. Utility stocks and Treasury yields generally trade inversely to each other.
Zacks2 days ago
What's in Store for Dominion Energy (D) in Q1 Earnings?
Dominion Energy's (D) earnings in the first quarter are likely to be lower than expectations due to higher financing costs and lower investment tax credits from solar investments.
Associated Press2 days ago
Rivals see opening in Dominion Energy's political success
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Dominion Energy has long had unrivaled success at getting friendly legislation through the Virginia General Assembly, a political advantage that by some counts has been worth billions of dollars in profits.
Forbes3 days ago
America's Smart Grid Dreams Fading Without Congressional Support
Congress hasn't allocated funding explicitly for the Smart Grid since the Obama stimulus package in 2009, the Congressional Research Service noted this month, and without Congressional support, the grid could develop in slow and piecemeal fashion, with increased risk of incompatible parts.
Market Realist4 days ago
How Do Analysts View SCANA Stock in April 2018?
According to Wall Street analysts’ estimates, SCANA (SCG) stock is expected to rise approximately 9.0% over the next 12 months. It has a mean price target of $39.10 compared to its current market price of $36.00.
Market Realist5 days ago
Comparing the Total Returns of SCANA and Dominion Energy
SCANA Corporation (SCG) and Dominion Energy (D) both dug deep holes in investors’ pockets last year. The chart below shows the total returns of these stocks along with broader markets and utilities at large (XLU).
Market Realist5 days ago
SCANA Stock Declines amid Deal Uncertainty
South Carolina–based SCANA Corporation (SCG) stock fell more than 3.0% on April 19 after its deal with Dominion Energy (D) hit another setback. SCANA has lost more than 45.0% after it abandoned a half-constructed nuclear power project last year. Dominion Energy, the third-largest utility by market capitalization, announced its agreement to buy SCANA for $7.9 billion early this year.
Market Realist6 days ago
Analyzing Xcel Energy’s Valuation Compared to Its Peers
Currently, Xcel Energy (XEL) stock is trading at a PE (price-to-earnings) multiple of 20.0x—compared to its five-year historical average of 18x. Xcel Energy stock appears to be trading at a premium to its historical average valuation.
Market Realist6 days ago
What Analysts Estimate for Dominion Energy
According to the Wall Street analyst consensus, Dominion Energy (D), the third-biggest utility, has an estimated upside of more than 12% for the next 12 months. The company has a mean target price of $74.4 compared to its current market price of $66.1.
Market Realist6 days ago
Where Dominion Energy Stock Might Go from Here
Dominion Energy (D) stock continues to look weak in the near future considering its moving averages. Currently, Dominion Energy is trading 6% lower than its 50-day moving average and 14% lower than its 200-day moving average. The large discount to both of the key moving averages highlights the weakness in the stock. Dominion Energy’s 50-day moving average around $70.6 is expected to act as a resistance for the stock in the near term. It’s currently trading at $66.1.
Market Realist7 days ago
How Dominion Energy Stock Is Valued ahead of 1Q18 Earnings
Dominion Energy (D), the third-largest utility by market capitalization in the S&P 500 Utilities Index (XLU), is trading at a PE (price-to-earnings) valuation multiple of 19x. The stock seems to be trading at a large discount compared to its five-year valuation average of 24x. Duke Energy (DUK) stock, the second-largest utility, is currently trading at a PE multiple of 21x, while renewables titan NextEra Energy (NEE) is trading at a PE multiple of 22x.
Market Realist7 days ago
What Could Impact Dominion Energy’s 1Q18 Earnings?
Analysts expect Richmond-based Dominion Energy (D) to report earnings of $1.06 per share for the quarter ended on March 31, 2018. In the comparable quarter last year, it reported earnings of $0.97 per share. The estimates represent an increase of more than 9% in its per-share earnings year-over-year.
Market Realist7 days ago
How NextEra Energy Stock Is Valued Compared to Its Peers
Broader utilities (XLU) have been on a losing streak for the last few months after peaking in November 2017. NextEra Energy (NEE) is currently trading at a PE (price-to-earnings) multiple of 22.0x against its five-year historical average PE of 21.0x. Thus, NextEra Energy stock seems to be trading at a premium to its historical average. NextEra Energy stock has rallied more than 5.0% while the broader utilities have corrected 2.0% so far this year.
Market Realist7 days ago
Dominion’s SCANA Deal Looks More Uncertain ahead of 1Q18 Results
Dominion Energy’s (D) ongoing merger with SCANA (SCG) hit another roadblock recently. According to a Bloomberg report dated April 19, 2018, the South Carolina state senate voted to reduce the money SCANA can collect from the ratepayers for a now-abandoned nuclear power project. Dominion Energy had earlier warned it would call off the deal if it’s prevented from recovering nuclear project costs from ratepayers.
Bloomberg7 days ago
Dominion's $8 Billion Scana Merger Dealt Another Blow in S.C.
Dominion Energy Inc.’s $7.9 billion takeover of troubled utility-owner Scana Corp. is looking even less likely to happen after a bill passed by South Carolina legislators late Wednesday.
American City Business Journals7 days ago
Energy for gas and nuclear sectors in North Carolina flowing in different directions
“If this industry is going to go forward, we have to do something completely different," one nuclear expert told attendees of the State Energy Conference in Raleigh.
Market Realist8 days ago
D, SO, and NEE: Analysts Rate the Top Utility Stocks
According to Wall Street analysts’ estimates, NextEra Energy (NEE), the biggest utility by market capitalization in the country, has a potential upside of more than ~5% going forward. NextEra Energy has a mean target price of $169.1. Currently, NextEra Energy is trading at $160.20.
Motley Fool8 days ago
3 Beaten-Up Energy Stocks: Are They Bargains?
The publicly traded midstream subsidiaries of these well-known energy stocks have taken it on the chin this year.
Market Realist8 days ago
NEE, D, and DUK: How Top Utilities Are Valued
NextEra Energy (NEE) is trading at a PE (price-to-earnings) multiple of 22x—compared to its five-year historical average PE multiple of 21x. NextEra Energy stock seems to be trading at a premium to its historical average. NextEra Energy, the top utility, is one of the most rallied stocks among the S&P 500 Utilities Index. NextEra Energy stock has soared more than 22% in the trailing 12 months and outperformed broader utilities.
Market Realist9 days ago
Utilities: Leaders and Laggards Last Week
US utility stocks have been sluggish for the last few months. Utilities that are sensitive to the interest rate have been on a downward streak since December 2017 mainly due to tax reforms, rate hikes, and valuation concerns. Utilities continued their downtrend last week. The Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLU) fell more than 1%, while broader markets rose more than 2% during the week.
PR Newswire9 days ago
Dominion Energy/SCANA Merger Could Boost South Carolina Economy by $18.7 Billion
COLUMBIA, S.C., April 17, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- South Carolina could see more than $18.7 billion in increased economic output from the proposed merger of Dominion Energy, Inc. (NYSE:D), with SCE&G and its corporate parent, SCANA Corporation (SCG), according to a new study done by one of the state's leading economists. The benefits come from Dominion Energy's plan to provide direct cash payments and lower electric rates to SCE&G electric customers as well as the additional benefits created as the cash payments and customer savings work their way into the South Carolina economy.