RE:RE:RE:RE:Forward Thinkers Vs Those Who See Only Present RealitiesYou both have good points. I'd just like to add CET in comparison to some other OFS companies seem cheaper in terms of the current trading price compared to their bookvalues. Currently, CET trades at $0.15/$0.97=15% of BV, PHX trades at $1.96/$2.66=73% of BV, TCW trades at $1.34/$2.01=66%, and CFW has a negative BV of -$0.56 yet it still trades at $0.305. All those companies are losing money, some have no debt like CET and some with debt, and some have lots of cash and some don't, but irregardless it seems many are trading higher than CET. The question is should CET be trading at it's current price because if its economics or higher? At 15% seems rather low.