So you lucked on timing but had no clue on the underlying...

So you lucked on timing but had no clue on the underlying fundermentals that WPL has far less ground to recover?

If you are betting on a oil price recovery from here OSH will outperform, if there is another crash in price WPL will.

Dont come here and try be a smart arse on your timing assumptions, you are just I slaying you have no idea of the underlying fundermentals of these companies. Both OSH and WPL sell simular products, at prices they both make strong cash flows you expect the to trade inline, e.g. The start of the graph I showed. If you don't understand the risks with high debt and zero cashflow (due to oil price crash) maybe you should stick to ETFs. Debt is leverage whether within a company or within a portfolio, debt carries risks that amplify returns and losses.

If you want to have a mature conversation, do so, but don't pretend the company was formed and everything reset at your purchase date. WPL has assets that have operated for over 30 years, there are decades of data to value assets on. If you cannot understand the company maybe you shouldn't invest in it.