It's simpleIf A2 comes in with the same results as A1, we go up and if it comes in a lot lower, we go down. Some of the A2 upside is factored into the current share price, but it's risked so we aren't receiving the full value of a 10k+ boe second well. A second successful well derisks the project further. A third successful well further derisks the project. Good initial flow rates once production starts further derisk the project. Finally, sustained flow rates over the first few months furthe derisk it as do sustained production over the course of the project.
If you feel that the company is not fully valued based on the current risk levels, you buy or hold, if you believe it's overvalued based on the current risk levels, you sell. Simple. I think it's undervalued.