Author: Martin Denholm, Investors Alley

The company had its chance to make money before rivals bulldozed into the market. It didn’t… and still hasn’t. And there’s little reason to see why that would change now.

One yields 5% and is a safe, dividend-paying utility. The other is a longer term play whose shares are poised to rebound.

The company, which yields 6.2% and pays monthly, recently announced its seventh straight year of rising dividend payments…