Morning Trend | AQN has stabilized at a low level, can the defensive capital inflow window open?

Algonquin Power & Utilities (AQN.US) steadily rose after hours yesterday, confirming the rebound trend in the utility sector. The trading rhythm throughout the day was relatively quiet, but low-level funds quietly positioned themselves, with many in the community sensing signs of liquidity in high-dividend defensive assets—aiming to maintain a safety cushion during downturns. Industry interest rate expectations support the utility sector's counterattack, with some high-dividend varieties being continuously accumulated by institutions. Recently, there has been no particularly strong positive stimulus; we quietly wait for the wind to come, with main operations being overly rational, focusing on steady and low volatility. Although there has been some technical repair, the overall structure remains mild, with no significant volume increase. In terms of operations, if the sector further expands strongly or the bond market declines, capital inflow may concentrate and explode. The risk point is that once the main positions adjust or bond yields sharply rebound, the technical advantage will quickly fade. Community views suggest that the window for defensive assets has emerged, recommending close monitoring of large capital inflows and the linkage with the utility sector. If there is main force support today, the valuation repair logic is expected to continue. Conservative traders can take small, quick steps to balance flexibly, and defensive funds should not be too greedy