XLU Vs. UTF: We Prefer A Leveraged Utility Play Amid 'Build, Baby, Build'

Group 1 - The last analysis on the Cohen & Steers Infrastructure Fund (UTF) was published on April 2, comparing it with peer UTG and suggesting UTF as a defensive play due to an inverted yield curve [1] - The core investment style of the company focuses on providing actionable and clear ideas derived from independent research [1] - The company offers a service called Envision Early Retirement, which provides at least one in-depth article per week on investment ideas [1] Group 2 - The company claims to have helped its members outperform the S&P 500 while avoiding significant drawdowns amid extreme volatility in both equity and bond markets [2] - A trial membership is available to assess the effectiveness of the company's proven investment methods [2]