CNP is a good investment opportunity due to fair pricing, consistent dividends, and potential for ~18-19% total return.

So let's start alphabetically order. Let's start with the centure. And what I think is really profound about this, the gold line on this graph represents the dividend. You can see the dividend record has been very consistent.

Well, at this point, Asenture looks fairly priced, but what's interesting is when you look at the overvaluation period here, you see a couple of things that I want to point out to you.

Now, in this case, this stock was technically overvalued since 2015, and that's a long time, and nothing really dramatically changed here in the forecasts.

However, I want you to notice that the price corrected and it bottomed out here in June of this year, if you will, and you can see a strong correction, reversion back to the mean, moving back to fair value.

Now, the stock does pay because of the low valuation a 3.59% dividend yield. It's double A rated with very, very low debt to capital. So, this looks like a good time to be investing in the stock.

Going forward, looking at it, analysts are expecting about a 6 12% growth rate going forward and that would give us the potential to make about 18 or 19%.

It comes from first of all the growth that would be the slope of the orange line which is 6.42%. So that would be your 6%. Add into that the dividend which is 3.59. So that puts you up to about 9%.

Okay. And then the PE ratio is currently the blended PE is currently 13.39. If that expands to a 15p ratio, which is the theoretical fair value, that's where you get the remainder of the return that equals this 18.9%.