JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA--(Marketwire - Apr 19, 2012) - [ www.stockcall.com/ ] offers investors comprehensive research on the Diversified Utilities industry and has completed analytical research on Nisource Inc. (NYSE: [ NI ]) and Wisconsin Energy Corp. (NYSE: [ WEC ]). Register with us today at [ www.stockcall.com/ ] to have free access to these researches.

Unseasonably warm weather could hurt quarterly figures for companies within the diversified utilities industry. Utilities are used to the seasonal nature of their business but higher temperatures in several regions reduced the amount of days in which consumers used heat. Register now at [ https://stockcall.com/development/stockcall/page.php?name=register.html ] to have free access to our reports on the Diversified Utilities industry.

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Mid-Atlantic States have primarily been the sites of the unusual weather. NiSource Inc. could be among companies adversely affected considering that it has operations in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and Kentucky. Nisource Inc. research report is accessible for free by registering today at [ www.stockcall.com/NI190412.pdf ].

Companies like Wisconsin Energy Corp. that operate in cold weather states should be less affected. Weather aside, both NiSource and Wisconsin Energy have performed very steadily through the first four months of the year on the backing of strong fundamentals. Wisconsin Energy Corp. research report is available for free by signing up now at [ www.stockcall.com/WEC190412.pdf ].

Moving forward, the approaching earnings season should be very telling for the diversified utilities industry. Investors should not be overly concerned with lower than expected revenues as approaching summer months should provide a boost when consumers turn air conditioners back on. Visit [ www.stockcall.com/ ] to see how companies in this industry have grown over the past years and how they are expected to perform in the future.

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