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Re:A $442B Money Manager Says Tech's Glory Days Are Over by toomuchtodo on Friday June 07, 2019 @09:44AM (#20124387)
We’re not kidding ourselves. California now mandates solar for new construction on residential roofs. The cost of solar will continue its decline. It’s even easier if you wrap your system cost into a mortgage or finance with home equity on a long amortization schedule at historically low rates.

I don’t think utilities are going away, but I also don’t think they’ll be so profitable as to invest in them as a retail investor (which was the initial discussion above).

Re:A $442B Money Manager Says Tech's Glory Days Are Over by jsight on Friday June 07, 2019 @02:24PM (#20127319)
I mean, in a sense they really haven't been a big money-maker as an investment in the past either, barring some exceptions. They are stable dividend stocks and I don't really see that changing.
Re:A $442B Money Manager Says Tech's Glory Days Are Over by toomuchtodo on Friday June 07, 2019 @05:36PM (#20128852)
Keep in mind GE used to be a reliable dividend stock until they bet incorrectly on natural gas instead of renewables (and lost hundreds of millions of dollars in the process).