For those complaining that OSH is rising faster, isn't it obvious this would happen in this situation? They fell much faster than WPL so will rise faster as and when the crisis passes, assuming they survive unscathed.
They're simply more highly leveraged to oil price than WPL, and that goes both ways. All about risk and reward - those taking the punt are cashing in at the moment, those of us with the steady horse are still doing pretty reasonably.
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