Southern Company (SO) just had its price target lowered by both Barclays ($98 to $91) and Morgan Stanley ($99 to $97), both keeping an Equal Weight rating. This comes after Q3 earnings beat by $0.09 ($1.60/share), but revenue missed by about $100M. Still, they raised the dividend to $0.74/share, with a 3.32% yield. Utilities have underperformed recently, so that's probably playing into the cautious outlook.