Waiting it out Inflation going up or persistent. Then need to raise interest rates and capital intensive companies see their stock moving down. Downgrades follow, then the down cycle is repeated.
Looking at the price charts, it's like a waterfall for utility stocks.
So what does a company do?
Derivative contracts, at least to try balancing the losses.
Will see how Northland does. Looking at their financial statements, in places it reads more like a financial brokerage firm.