RE:RE:Free Cash Flow Declines Reason for Concern?Looks like the stock is flat. Interest rates continue to go up today. US 10 year treasury nearing 4%, last time this was in 2007, before the meltdown of stocks.
Webcast today, mostly what was covered already on Investor's Day.
Northland will continue to hold onto natural gas facilities in Ontario and Sask as the demand for electricity is great. So no selling of these assets in the foreseeable future.
With no new revenue income for until maybe 2025 or 2026, staying the coarse with prudent cost and risk management is the road the company will follow.
Maybe boring to some investors. If interest rates fall, then logical to think the stock will respond.
Increased free cash flow is the next best thing. Then there's always news about which projects in the pipeline will get the green light.