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D Stock Score & AI Analysis

AI-scored August 28, 2026 · 15-dimension engine · 30+ data sources

78
SCORE / 100 · PERCENTILE RANK
BUY

D scores 78/100 — BUY. Strongest on earnings momentum, weakest on analyst sentiment.

Ranks above 78% of 1,000+ screenedRaw composite: 64.2Risk: moderateConfidence: high

Why D scores 78

  • MACD bearish crossover
  • Price above key moving averages
  • PEG overvalued (3.38)

Strongest dimension: earnings momentum · Weakest: analyst sentiment

D balance sheet

NET DEBT

Can this company fund itself without the capital markets? Straight from the quarterly filings.

NET DEBT
$53.1B
INTEREST COVERAGE (TTM)
2.2×
thin
NET DEBT / EBITDA
7.2×
high
12-MO DEBT VS LIQUIDITY
0.0×
tight

As of the June 30, 2026 balance sheet. Net debt increasing quarter-over-quarter. Utilities companies typically carry structurally higher leverage — compare against sector peers, not the broad market.

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D — frequently asked

Is D a buy right now?

Our AI engine currently rates D BUY, with a composite score of 78/100 across 15 dimensions. This is software-generated analysis, not personalized investment advice.

What is D's AI score?

D scores 78 out of 100 — in the top 23% of the 1,000+ stocks we screen. The score blends technicals, fundamentals, sentiment, momentum, smart-money flow, options flow, earnings, and insider activity.

How is D scored?

Wall Street Analyst reads 30+ live data sources every morning and scores D on a 15-dimension engine. The full per-dimension breakdown and research report are available to members.

Wall Street Analyst is financial software and education — not personalized investment advice, and we are not a registered investment advisor. Scores are model-generated and update daily. Markets carry risk; past results don't guarantee future ones, and every decision is yours.