RE: RE: 2012 This speculative paradox (immense promise accompanied by absence of presence) simply reflects the circumstance that ALH is daunting to fathom and far away, with its grueling corporate passage through time (necessitating prodigious effort for investors to stay the course) testing the ranks of its followers while depressing its market valuation. However, on the flip side, since ‘arbitrage’ embodies discerning divergence between what an asset is ‘really’ worth and what it trades for, - the wider such a disparity, the greater is investment merit. So, yes. You are absolutely correct. The ability to take advantage of a windfall ‘imbalance’ in ALH’s valuation has never been so striking or more favorable to prospective investors.