RE:AssessmentThe decade of 2011 to 2021 was not kind to the oil and gas sector - SGY for example in 2014 traded at about 6 times its price today (and it's been lower). Oil companies are bringing in huge revenues these days and - unlike in previous times when oil prices went up - they're not blowing the increased revenues on high premium acquisitions and large increases to CAPEX. They are raising dividends and doing share buybacks. If FRU has cashflow of $2 / share in 2023 (which is likely @ $95 oil) and raises the dividend to the bottom end of the 60 to 80% payout ratio the stock could rise to $20 with a 6% yield (about a 50% increase) and, more likely, somewhat higher as oil and gas stocks revalue to higher multiples than has been experienced over the past few years.