Miller/Howard Investments Blog
The pandemic will permanently impact some businesses, and most of the long-term economic damage will be associated with problems faced by overly-leveraged companies. In contrast, firms with healthy balance sheets should have the flexibility to survive the crisis and thrive on the other side. We continue to focus on high current yield, prospects for dividend growth, financial strength, and earnings stability in our Income-Equity strategies. We believe our holdings are well-positioned to weather this downturn and poised to return to dividend growth when economic conditions improve.…
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Today, we believe investors should focus on how the real economy will most likely look in 3–5 years. From that perspective, many may find current market conditions enticing. It has been our philosophy that long-term investment success depends on reliable income, and for us, nothing has changed.…
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‘Active ownership’ goes beyond traditional active management to integrate ESG throughout your investment’s life.…
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Miller/Howard Urges the SEC to Reconsider Two Proposed Rules that would Limit Shareholder Engagement Rights…
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Now, information moves so fast that whatever insight you have, a million other people have had it, posted it, tweeted about it, and it's already affected the stock.…
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Investing in stocks that pay dividends now and grow their dividends over time will help you remember that your goals are longer term than next quarter or next year.…
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Investing in stocks that pay dividends now and grow their dividends over time will help you remember that your goals are longer term than next quarter or next year.…
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In today's investment landscape, with endless choices and ceaseless noise on the next trending product, investing can be overwhelming. Deputy CIO Greg Powell reviews his five essentials for smart investing.…
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How can investors be players in renewable energy without investing in energy companies?…