ok now1. The dividend is safe, funded through cash flow and will not result in dilution or additional debt. All though oddly I think in this case, cutting it would show well for the company. 2. The recent declining share price is DIRECTLY related to the news in the last release that they were perhaps not selling (whether it was their choice or not) natural gas power producing assets in California ... funds from the sale, plus funds from the sale of the receipts. Speculation is that if the sale does not go through they will likely issue more shares (dilution, but not in order to fund the dividend). 3. This is literally, apples and oranges when comparing the Crecent point. Are they both 'fruit' yes... but tell me when Crecent point is going to finish their hydro projects (or how many they have), multiple wind power projects, a wood chip power generation project, when their next battery storage project is, or if they happen to have a propane export terminal facility being built. Does Crecent point sell natural gas directly to consumers or business? Power generation, ethane extraction and literally, Altagas does not even drill oil wells. Need I go further? I've owned this name for years and have watched projects come on line over that time. I really believe the concern is overblown and this is a multi decade buying opportunity. Check out Altagas projects here and tell me how this is like Crecent point: https://www.altagas.ca/our-infrastructure/operations GLTA