Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp T.AQN

13$ range coming soon

[mikes3bikes]

Getting involved in stocks is the worst thing  I've done.

[mydividends]

Agreed. Era of cheap money is over, retail is panic selling like crazy right now. 

[Quintessential1]

Well this company and its assets are too good to be shorted to the bottom so does anyone see where the share price bottom may be  and when it might come about?    I would assume in December during tax loss selling season? Maybe in the $12 range?   Looking for a good entry point. GLTA

[SargeX]

Hey Mike Very interesting comment. I suspect there are quite a few people like you that got into the market at a bad time when stocks were rising like crazy. I suspect many will be bailing when they get a chance, taking their losses, and moving to GICs and such.  As a long term investor, I've seen this quite a few times but the market has bounced back each and every time. This time may

[Red_Deer]

Hey SARGE__You LIKELY ARE Correct__BUT Likely ""THIS TIME"" Could Easily BE a REPEATof the LAST SERIOUS INFLATION the World Saw. This Being in the Late 70s and Much of the 80s__Probably BEFORE You Got into the Markets__and THUS Have NO Personal Experiences from this ERA eh ?? We SAW Olde Man TRUDEAU Actually Legislate WAGE and PRICE Controlls__of Course AFTER SAYING that

[SargeX]

Hey Red I graduated from uni and started my career at the end of 1976. We bought our first house in 1979, sold it in late 1981, and moved to Calgary and bought our 2nd house. Our mortgage rate at that time was 20% so I do know the late 70s and 80s well. I totally doubt we will see a repeat of that. I'm in the camp that the bank rate will get to 5-6% pushing us into recession, and then having

[TimeBuilder]

WOW !!!  

[Red_Deer]

Hey SARGE__MY BAD !!!!!!!! Had ASSUMED that you were Much YOUNGER than you ARE__So did YOU Get IN on those RECORD Breaking 1981 19% Canada Savings Bonds back then ???? I lucked out compared to you buying our first house in 1975 before the crazy rates truly kicked in__We paid off that one and ONLY $43,000 mortgage in 5 years__Basically have remained Debt Free since then and started plowing

[SargeX]

Hey Red Just for the record, Dean is one of my favourite posters. He always has very insightful info. I like many of your posts but am not a big fan of the number of wasted posts keeping track and commentiong on other people's thumbs up. The thumbs up system is totally broken and meaningless. Back to biz - once we moved to Calgary, every extra cent went to our mortgage so we weren't

[JohnPatrol]

[SusanBolland]