NextEra Energy Stock News

JUNO BEACH, Fla. , May 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- NextEra Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NEE) today announced that members of the senior management team will participate in various investor meetings at the end of May and throughout June to discuss, among other things, long-term growth-rate expectations.

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Political headwinds from Trump's tax bill threaten clean energy incentives, affecting growth prospects for the industry. NextEra Energy's core earnings from FPL provide stability, differentiating it from pure-play renewable peers facing greater volatility. NEE maintains a robust, diversified backlog, and management expects to deliver on the higher end of its adjusted EPS growth through 2027.

As the second half of the year approaches, the stock market presents another opportunity to get involved, and growth equities remain among the most attractive places to start.

As the second half of the year approaches, the stock market presents another opportunity to get involved, and growth equities remain among the most attractive places to start.

Dividends have contributed nearly 31% to the total returns of the S&P 500 (^GSPC -0.67%) index since 1926. That number alone proves what a great investment dividend stocks can be, provided you choose ones that pay regular dividends and preferably increase them over time.

At the time of this writing, the S&P 500 (^GSPC -0.67%) has rocketed upward by 13.3% in the last month -- almost enough to bring it back to where it started the year. That surge has lifted the valuations of many stocks back to lofty levels, but there are still plenty of bargains if you know where to look.

The recent market selloff in dividend stocks, especially REITs and utilities, presents attractive buying opportunities despite broader indices holding up. The House budget bill's rapid rollback of clean energy tax credits triggered a sharp selloff in renewables, but I see this as a long-term buying opportunity. I remain optimistic about renewables due to resilient demand, potential Senate moder...