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Should You Invest in the iShares U.S. Power Infrastructure ETF (POWR)?
Launched on January 31, 2012, the iShares U.S. Power Infrastructure ETF (POWR) is a passively managed exchange traded fund designed to provide a broad exposure to the Utilities - Infrastructure segment of the equity market.
Zacks Investment Research • Apr 30, 2026

2 Elite Retirement Dividend Stocks Just Went On Sale
Recent market volatility triggered by the Iran war has created sharp pullbacks in two high-quality dividend growth stocks, making their current valuations and yields among the most attractive in years. Both picks feature highly contracted, recession-resilient cash flows, investment-grade balance sheets, and long track records of consistent dividend growth that meet or beat inflation. We detail the risks and total return prospects for O and BIP.
Seeking Alpha • Mar 31, 2026

IGF: A More Conservative Approach To Infrastructure Investment
The iShares Global Infrastructure ETF offers diversified, global exposure to infrastructure sectors, emphasizing utilities, transportation, and energy. IGF has delivered strong multi-year returns in recent years, benefiting from global infrastructure trends, with a 12-month return exceeding 34%. The fund's defensive profile—low beta, high utility weighting, and 2.96% yield—suits conservative investors seeking downside protection and steady income.
Seeking Alpha • Mar 13, 2026

The #1 Rule For Retiring On Dividends (3 Stocks That Prove It)
Most dividend investors focus on the wrong metric, and it quietly destroys retirement plans. A simple rule separates sustainable dividend income from ticking time bombs. I discuss three income machines that clearly demonstrate the power of following this rule.
Seeking Alpha • Mar 7, 2026

My Ultimate Dividend ETF Combo For 5%+ Yield And 10%+ Annual Growth
A golden yield-and-growth combo is something most investors assume they'll rarely find. Defensive income machines keep quietly compounding at double-digit rates. This trio could change how you think about dividend ETFs.
Seeking Alpha • Jan 13, 2026

IGF: The AI Supercycle Needs Power, But Infrastructure Plays Pausing
iShares Global Infrastructure Index ETF (IGF) receives a hold rating due to unattractive valuation and waning momentum. IGF trades at 18.4x earnings with a PEG ratio near 3, making it less compelling versus its 6.3% long-term EPS growth. The ETF is heavily weighted toward Utilities and Industrials, offering geographic diversification but sector concentration risk.
Seeking Alpha • Jan 1, 2026

IGF: Infrastructure Exposure As A Portfolio Stabilizer, Not A Growth Bet
The iShares Global Infrastructure ETF offers diversified exposure across utilities, transportation, and energy infrastructure, emphasizing predictability and defense. IGF's current valuations reflect expectations of a falling rates regime, limiting deep value or cyclical upside for new investors. The ETF's portfolio is utilities-heavy (about 45-50%), making it sensitive to interest rates, with transportation and energy infrastructure providing secondary growth and yield.
Seeking Alpha • Jan 2, 2026

B & T Capital Scoops Up 105K Shares of IGF in Infrastructure Play
Acquired 104,940 shares, an estimated $6.41 million increase Change represents 1.0174% of 13F reportable assets under management Post-trade stake: 104,940 shares valued at approximately $6.41 million New position; stake places IGF outside the fund's top five holdings These 10 Stocks Could Mint the Next Wave of Millionaires ›
The Motley Fool • Dec 20, 2025

IGF's Better Liquidity Vs. GII Doesn't Compensate For The Slowing Momentum Of The Global Infrastructure Market
The article compares SPDR S&P Global Infrastructure ETF (GII) and iShares Global Infrastructure ETF (IGF), both tracking the S&P Global Infrastructure Index. Downgrade to 'hold' due to high prices, stagnating momentum, and increased volatility; a better entry point may come after a price correction. IGF is favored over GII for its superior liquidity and lower expense ratio, despite GII's slightly better risk-adjusted metrics and lower volatility.
Seeking Alpha • Sep 17, 2025

Powering ‘Sleepy' Utilities to New Heights
Thanks to AI, cloud computing, and renewable energy reshaping the global economy, one under-the-radar sector surging to the forefront is utilities. Long considered a sleepier, more defensive, “old economy” play, utilities stocks and ETFs are quickly becoming the backbone of the digital and green revolution.
ETF Trends • Jul 30, 2025

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