If they can put the hurricane restoration issue behind them, that would be a huge positive for the company.

It's the end of Enron, no question about it, ... I don't know who else could step in.

It's the end of Enron, no question about it. I don't know who else could step in.

We wouldn't be surprised if there was interest from some of the large European utilities.

I think most of the concerns for this industry have been factored into these stocks already as power prices have come down. But as you look longer-term...growth for these companies will be slowing.

These kinds of things generally are temporary -- you should get regulatory relief for a lot of this. This happens to be one of the strongest utilities from a balance sheet perspective out there. If it had to happen to someone it's probably better that it happened to a company as financially strong as Entergy.