Roger S. Conrad

Editor, Utility Forecaster

Guest Contributor

ARCHIVED ARTICLES

05/28/2008 $130 Oil: Can it Last?
04/08/2008 Turning up the Heat
02/25/2008 Pruning a Dividend Makes a Stock Blossom
02/09/2008 Good Numbers
02/02/2008 Perspective in Crisis
01/25/2008 Running With the Herd
01/19/2008 Big Declines Are Bullish
01/05/2008 Beyond $100 Oil
12/29/2007 Six Lessons for Yield Lovers in 2008
12/22/2007 Another Energy Bill
12/14/2007 Foreign Exposure
12/02/2007 Opening Up
11/27/2007 Some Very Pressing Questions
11/18/2007 Energy Rich
11/10/2007 Subprime Again
11/03/2007 Real Numbers
10/27/2007 Games People Play
10/20/2007 Something From Nothing
10/15/2007 A Skeptical Eye
10/09/2007 Hedging Our Bets
09/29/2007 Think Contrary
09/23/2007 The Fed Acts
09/08/2007 Doubling Down
09/04/2007 Another Domino
08/24/2007 What's Next
08/11/2007 What We Know
08/03/2007 Look for Results
07/27/2007 Hang in There
07/21/2007 National Champions
07/14/2007 Policy and Profits
07/06/2007 Market Update: Ahead to 2008
06/18/2007 All Aboard
06/08/2007 Rate Spike
06/01/2007 Getting Credit
05/25/2007 Into the Pool
05/18/2007 Questions & Answers: Utility Stocks, REITs, Canadian Trusts, etc.
05/12/2007 From 30,000 Feet Up
05/04/2007 Looking Abroad For Bargains
04/27/2007 Bigger and Better
04/15/2007 On the Bandwagon
04/04/2007 The Right Market at the Right Time
03/31/2007 Reguation Rules
03/23/2007 Retirement Planning Made Easy
03/19/2007 Another View
03/12/2007 Country Pie
03/03/2007 The Greed Factor
02/23/2007 In Who's Interest?
02/16/2007 Heating Up
02/09/2007 Pension Problems
02/04/2007 Addition by Division
01/26/2007 Rates Versus Results
01/19/2007 Watch the Watchers
01/17/2007 Millionaire's Choice
01/12/2007 The Global View
01/05/2007 What You Get
12/29/2006 Through a Darkened Glass
12/22/2006 The Last Debacle
12/15/2006 Going Electric
12/08/2006 When To Take A Loss
12/02/2006 Yellow Gold
11/27/2006 Warming Up
11/17/2006 Upward and Onward
11/11/2006 After the Wipeout
11/03/2006 Best and Worst of Times
10/20/2006 Fool Me Once
10/17/2006 The Next North Sea
10/14/2006 Maw Bell
10/06/2006 Rotation Sensation
09/29/2006 The $18 Billion Bet
09/22/2006 Energy Versus Interest Rates
09/16/2006 Walk Away
09/08/2006 The View From Abroad
09/05/2006 Taking Stock
08/25/2006 Whither's Rates
08/18/2006 Oil's Well
08/11/2006 Right and Wrong Numbers
08/01/2006 Good Management
07/21/2006 Doom or Boom
07/14/2006 Enron Four Years Later
07/08/2006 The Price of Politics
06/30/2006 Crossing Wires
06/23/2006 Power Outage
06/16/2006 The Big Tel Bandwagon
06/10/2006 Energy Again
05/30/2006 When Prices Fall
05/26/2006 Choppy Markets
05/12/2006 A Bottom for Gas?
05/08/2006 When Prices Fall
05/06/2006 Weathering The Storm
04/28/2006 Looking Out for The Little Guy
04/21/2006 Transitioning to Growth
04/14/2006 Good Guys and Bad Guys
04/07/2006 5 Percent And Beyond
03/31/2006 Backlash
03/27/2006 Earnings and Dividends
03/24/2006 The Politics of Oil
03/17/2006 BPL Bonanza and Bluster
03/10/2006 Back to the Future
03/03/2006 Focus on Price
02/25/2006 The New Utility Deal Wave
02/18/2006 Rotation
02/10/2006 Getting Things Done
02/03/2006 Water Wizard
01/27/2006 A Favorable Ruling
01/20/2006 Clean and Cheap
01/13/2006 Questions, Questions
01/10/2006 Back to the Basics
01/06/2006 Dangerous Forecasts
12/30/2005 Southern Exposure
12/23/2005 Tax Reform
12/16/2005 Joining Forces
12/14/2005 Event Risk
12/02/2005 The New Ma Bell

BIOGRAPHY

Roger Conrad is North America’s leading authority on utility stocks and income investing. He’s helped his loyal readers rack up safe, steady double-digit gains of 13.3% annually since 1990. And he’s done it all with a focus on capital preservation and risk minimization that’s helped his readers avoid the catastrophes of the tech bubble, the Lehman Brothers crash and numerous other hiccups along the way.

Roger is editor of Utility Forecaster, the nation's leading advisory on essential services stocks, bonds and preferred stocks. His proprietary safety rating system evaluates the prospects of every significant electric, natural gas, telecommunications and water company, including utility-based mutual funds and foreign utilities. Roger’s penchant for detailed research and his studied insights into utilities markets have garnered him a wide audience of subscribers--not to mention a bevy of industry awards for his perceptive reporting, commentary and investment advice.

Contact Information

Roger S. Conrad
Utility Forecaster