RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Liberal Cap n TradeI've been invested in APH since the liberals won the election (Literally the next day) but rising costs is always a topic of conversation for any business. Its not day trading conversation its future outlook. Taking in all the variables and what they may do to a business or sector and what a business may do to counter the rising costs of the current political environment is essential to tracking the fundamentals of the business.
To answer you Rammy I don't see NATGAS going up especially with the liberals hate for all things carbon producing. In fact they may go down in time with a bit less demand from Canadian businesses. On the other hand it may go up as Trump makes it easier for energy companies to use it in their industries. Kind of like the price of Coal did. There definitely is an abundance of it out there though thats for sure. If you live in Ontario you already understand how the rising hydro rates have been going and now the liberals decided they can hide their Cap N Trade tax in the delivery charges of everyones NATGAS bills theres no telling what the future increases will look like. He's already talked about a 400 or 500% increase by 2020 to $50/ton for carbon emissions.