RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Clarke Inc selling lately like there’s no tomorrow I think it depends on your risk tolerance and how long you're willing to wait. Higher oil demand and prices will be reflected sooner in Tourmaline's revenue and profits because it is a producer. Where as Trican may have to wait abit before producers want to pick up spending which will take time to show up on the balance sheet, but will also bite into competitors operating on bank debt. I own both, but I own a truck load more of Trican then Tourmaline. My only concern about buying more Trican right now is what is going on behind the scenes with Calfrac. Calfrac is currently majority owned by G2S2 and Clarke (so basically George Armoyan), and I don't think you can consider Trican and overlook that fact. I strongly believe there has to be some kind of an ongoing conversation about a potential merger or acquisition, which would turn this into a monster, but I'm not sure how the market would react...I myself am trying to put away some more cash in case Trican dips again but I may miss the boat this time around