RE RE:RE:RE:RE: ALA vs. CPXI'm happy the thread sparked some discussion. In spite of all the number crunching the market decides SP. The fact of the matter here is that ALA has not recovered from the Cornhill implosion of 2018. It is still in the penalty box and range-bound, placed there by the market. Also, to paraphrase Sarge, ALA doesn't know what it wants to be when it grows up. It's a sort-of Utility and a sort-of Midstream. To top it off, the good assets were sold-off to pay for WGL. Has anyone tried to factor in what rising interest rates will do to that? Looking in the rearview mirror sheds light on how a company is perceived now. Why is Cornhill still there?