Exploring Undervalued Stocks in the Utilities Sector Exploring Undervalued Stocks in the Utilities Sector

Written By Michael Gary Scott

When opportunities in the market shine a golden light upon oversold stocks in the utilities sector, investors may find themselves at a crossroads, pondering whether to seize the moment and dive into undervalued companies.

One gauge that often captures the attention of traders is the Relative Strength Index (RSI), a metric that lays bare a stock’s vigor on days of ascension and contrasts it with its heft on days of decline. With RSI dipping below 30, an asset is deemed oversold, signaling a possible resurgence in the near term.

In the current landscape, a constellation of major undervalued players is emerging in this sector, bearing an RSI hovering at or below the critical threshold of 30.

Sunnova Energy International Inc (NOVA)

  • Amidst the flux of the market, Sunnova Energy Intl recently found favor with Jefferies analyst Julien Dumoulin-Smith, who ushered in coverage with a resounding Buy rating and unfurled a price target of $15. The company, weathering a storm that led to a stark 43% slump in the past month, has seen better days with a 52-week low of $3.37.
  • RSI Value: 29.94
  • NOVA Price Action: The Sunnova Energy ship saw a modest 1.1% ascent, berthing at $6.57 on the sails of Friday’s trading winds.
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VivoPower International PLC (VVPR)

  • Setting sail in a different vessel, VivoPower International PLC, through its subsidiary Tembo, made waves by securing a definitive agreement with the eminent Sarao Motors in the Philippines’ illustrious $10 billion jeepney market. A testament to pedigree and precision, this collaboration reflects the strategic prowess that steers VivoPower’s mission. Despite weathering a tempestuous 59% descent over the bygone month, the company has anchored itself to a 52-week low of $0.73.
  • RSI Value: 28.53
  • VVPR Price Action: Navigating the market currents, VivoPower hoisted its sails by 0.1%, closing at $0.78 during the final bell of Friday’s trading.
  • When navigating the choppy market waters, the charting tool offered by Benzinga Pro may just be the compass you need to chart a course in the VVPR direction.
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