Southern Company supplies power to customers in Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and north Florida. Its facilities range from fossil fuel plants (mainly coal and natural gas), to clean energy and nuclear. Its four Vogtie reactors, the last of which recently came on-line, comprise the largest generator of clean energy in the US, and are expected to produce more than 30 million megawatt hours of electricity each year. Southern was recently named by Newsweek’s World’s Most Trusted Companies list as the highest ranked US energy company.

Duke Energy is based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Its electric utilities serve 8.2 million customers in the south and Midwest, from Florida to Ohio. It also provides natural gas services to 1.6 million clients. The company employs 28,000 people.

Everyone knows about Coca-Cola. What you may not know is that Coke is just one of more than 500 drink brands offered by this company. If you sip on Sprite, Fanta, or Minute Maid orange juice, you’re drinking a Coca-Cola product. Ditto for Dasani water, Powerade, Costa coffee, and more.

This passively managed ETF holds 20 global healthcare companies that are the constituents of the Solactive Global Healthcare 20 Index. It has hedged and unhedged options and uses a covered call strategy for up to a third of the holdings to enhance yield.

This ETF invests in a yield-weighted portfolio of dividend-paying stocks issued by companies in developed nations outside North America. Stocks are screened using such metrics as dividend growth rate, payout ratio, and yield. The MER is 0.44%.

The portfolio consists of 102 positions in major companies. It’s more or less evenly balanced, with no stock representing more than 3% of total assets. The largest holding is luxury goods company LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy).