It's important not to confuse business with politics.  Anyone who has been following it knows that Hydro One is a fine business with a bright future.  As a business, it is not greatly affected by the vagaries of its share price, but for investors, as Warren Buffet has observed, having the share price stay low while you are buying is a blessing, not a problem.  

I've been surprised at how well the share price has held up, considering the large block that the underwriters have been stuck with.  They seem willing to remain patient and sell  their shares off gradually, although I wouldn't mind if they dumped them, providing a buying opportunity for the rest of us.

All this stuff about provincial indebtedness and the travails of the Wynne government is relevant for politics, but not for Hydro One.