No. You can't.
Once the bond is purchased it will pay the dividend for the life of the bond.
You lose with a ''trading strategy''. You pay the manager for the trading strategy. Sort of like the Eversource investors lost with the ''trading strategy'' of the Northern Pass.
They cannot get regulated returns on items that are not part of the required regulatory process.
Higher rates are due to higher rates of investment. The higher rate of investment is because they are building out new infrastructure, and replacing infrastructure that has reached its capacity limit.
The same happens at an individual level when you change the amperage in you home from a 60 to a 100, and then to a 200 or more.
You pay the panel upgrade.
It also occurs when the panel fails and needs replacement.
If I want to ''bond'' it, I can... but I just pay.
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