What Happens When a Company like PG&E Goes Bankrupt?

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Sometimes, it's possible to see a troubled company’s trajectory toward Chapter 11 from miles away. In the case of utility company PG&E (NYSE: PCG), the disaster was not truly obvious until it was almost too late to react. Now that its share price has cratered from the high $40s in November to single digits this week, the question for anyone who rode it all the way down (thinking, perhaps, that California wouldn’t let the company implode) is what to do now.

MarketFoolery host Chris Hill and longtime Fool contributor Dan Kline discuss the specific case for PG&E and how to handle such troubled assets more broadly in this segment of the podcast.
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what happened now...Dixie Fire....you guys were 100% right

michaeltabanao
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The bigger picture is to bar any stock in your portfolio that has business with or is based in California. It has served me well.

robertpolkamp
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Got an update on this? PCG seems to be fine and heading up.

vsdfv
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I bought @ $9/share.... It is now @ $18.... Got myself a 100% gain... should I sale and get out or keep riding the wave? opinions?

mikemalonetv
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Buy solar panels, best investment yet.

MrTM-fgzn
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The question on the title was not answered

Laissez_Faire
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Are you sure these services NEED to be provided? That is in the eyes of pg&e?

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