With the Fed's loose-cannon monetary policy… turmoil in Ukraine and Russia… and threats of ISIS, we now live in a world of increasing uncertainty. There's no telling what will happen in the markets in the next 12-18 months.
But one sector has weathered the storm for the past 42 years.
From 1968 to 2010, if you invested $10,000 in the market, you would have a nest egg of $637,408. Not bad. But Wall Street researcher James O'Shaughnessy discovered that if you invested the same amount in high-yielding utility stocks that scored well on a handful of valuation factors, you would have a whopping $5,716,872!
Think about it. They've performed through seven recessions… stagflation of the '80s… a savings and loan crisis… war… a tech bubble burst… and a subprime crisis.
A new $600 billion market is being created right now that almost guarantees this sector's performance through the next century.
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