The Biggest Green Energy Stock | NextEra Energy NEE Analysis

NextEra Energy or NEE stock is the biggest green energy company in the world and a global leader in solar and and wind energy along with battery storage. $NEE stock is seeing lows not seen since the ancient pandemic of 2019 which has investors asking - why is NEE stock crashing? Always put these questions into perspective. Relative to what? NextEra is a utility company so we'd expect them to be falling as the broader utility sector is down 18% year to date. The reason NEE shares are down close to 38% year to date is because they recently reduced the forecasted dividend growth rate - from 11% over the past decade to a target of 6%. This dividend champion is till managing to pay enough to beat inflation, so we're not overly concerned. As for NextEra Energy's debt, that's a complicated topic that's best covered by rating agencies like Fitch or Moody's. We've been invested in NEE stock for a decade now, so here's our thoughts FWIW.
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CHAPTERS:
Intro
NextEra Energy and FPL
Our investment in NEE
The biggest energy stock
Why is NextEra stock crashing?
Dividend growth slows
Payout ratios and cash flows
NEE's complicated debt
NextEra's credit ratings
Conclusion
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[@Nanalyze]

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[@socalsilver6397]

Happy to report I bought into Exxon Mobil, Chevron PBR & BP when oil went negative. Still DCA’ing and enjoying dividends. Cheers

[@Nanalyze]

Good to hear. That was a great time to stock up on oil majors!

[@socalsilver6397]

@@Nanalyze Yeah! No-brainer for anyone paying attention, even for the most novice investor. I’ve turned from speculating to Investing. Still speculate a bit though. Like you say in your videos, it’s a long, boring process but it works. Another important thing you mentioned, be diversified ! Thx again

[@Nanalyze]

Great to hear you're speculating less! It's always tempting, especially if you're young, but slow long and steady wins the wealth race. Being aware of the difference between the two is half the battle so good job!

[@ramcd2005]

Hi Joe, constellation energy is growing quite fast and they claim they are the largest clean energy generation company. In your opinion, how will this go with/against NextEra?

[@Nanalyze]

We would need to spend a day researching any company before having something intelligent to say about it. We may cover Constellation in the future if green energy is a majority of what they do. Appears to be a large USA utility which utilizes a fair amount of nuclear energy. Whether or not you consider nuclear "clean energy" is probably where the debate will be had around "largest clean energy generation company." Joe P.

[@PremiumCollector.]

Apologies for necro-posting, but I'm wondering what Nanalyze gang would think of NEE's limited partnership, NEP? They both look bullish to me, but i look at slow and solid monthly timeframes.

[@Nanalyze]

No problem at all! To have an opinion about anything that's worth sharing usually requires at least half a day researching. Others have asked for this so noted. Also questions like this always get more traction on our Discord server ;) Thank you for the comment!

[@SCHDSTAN]

At 7:26 it looks to me like you are taking about NEP lower expected dividend growth (revised its growth outlook from 12-15% per year to 5-8%) not NEE who recently announced they would be aiming for 10% dividend growth through 2025. I realize NEP’s issues could effect NEE and you talk about NEP later in the video but I think you may have inter mixed their announced dividend growth expectations. I could be wrong.

[@Nanalyze]

Nope, that could very well be the case. And if so, that's great news. Just took a peek at the full year 2023 earnings deck and it says "continue to expect ~10% annual dividend per share growth through at least 2024" but didn't see additional color than that. Intuitively it seems as if they'd slow the pace on increases but let's see. Thank you for taking the time to point that out! Joe P.

[@SCHDSTAN]

@@Nanalyze thanks I enjoy your videos. Especially the dividend stock analysis and when you discuss the filters you use to build your own custom dividend growth ETF.

[@Nanalyze]

@@SCHDSTAN Oh that's great to hear! We'll be doing more dividend content for sure.