Water Utilities Stocks

4 stocks · Utilities sector · flow as of Oct 20, 2026 close

Water Utilities stocks: what the data says

As of the Oct 20, 2026 close, NextPick's Water Utilities basket shows neutral (flow score 9). That is the 38th-strongest money flow of 110 industry baskets tracked. The basket was up 1.7% on the day and up 2.5% over five sessions.

The basket holds 4 Water Utilities stocks in the Utilities sector. The largest by market cap are AWK, WTRG and AWR. The median member is down 0.2% over the past month. Best one-month returns: AWK (+1.3%), WTRG (+1.3%) and CWT (−1.8%). Weakest: AWR (−2.1%). On the latest close, 2 members showed inflow and 1 showed outflow.

Water Utilities stocks list

StockMarket capClose1D1M3MMoney flow
AWK stockAmerican Water Works Company, I$26.8B$135.77+1.65%+1.34%+1.45%weak inflow
WTRG stockEssential Utilities, Inc.$11.6B$40.99+1.51%+1.26%+4.04%weak inflow
AWR stockAmerican States Water Company$3.3B$83.11+1.83%-2.05%-4.50%weak outflow
CWT stockCalifornia Water Service Group$2.9B$46.43+1.86%-1.76%-9.01%neutral

Water Utilities money flow, last 10 sessions

SessionFlow scoreSignalBasket 1D
Oct 20, 20269neutral+1.74%
Oct 19, 2026-4neutral-1.49%
Oct 16, 20268neutral+1.07%
Oct 15, 20268neutral+0.74%
Oct 14, 2026-27weak outflow+0.48%
Oct 13, 2026-45outflow+0.14%
Oct 12, 2026-52outflow+0.47%
Oct 9, 2026-76strong outflow+0.64%
Oct 8, 2026-76strong outflow+0.52%
Oct 7, 2026-81strong outflow-0.42%

Water Utilities stocks: key questions

What are the biggest Water Utilities stocks?

By market cap, the largest Water Utilities stocks NextPick tracks are American Water Works Company, I (AWK), Essential Utilities, Inc. (WTRG), American States Water Company (AWR) and California Water Service Group (CWT).

Is money flowing into Water Utilities stocks?

On the Oct 20, 2026 close, flow is roughly balanced: the basket reads neutral with a flow score of 9, up 1.7% on the day.

Which Water Utilities stocks performed best this month?

Over the past 21 sessions the leaders are AWK (+1.3%), WTRG (+1.3%) and CWT (−1.8%).

Baskets and money-flow scores are NextPick's own sector-flow model built from daily price and volume data; they describe past trading and are not investment advice.