RE:RE:Telegraphing intentionsI don't think they'll be able to attract institutional shareholder interest with their equity trading as a penny stock. Institutional investors tend to like these long life infrastructure assests, but I think Tidewater has been hampered by a few strategic missteps. Selling shares in the renewable subsidiary simply hasn't worked: the stock is so illiquid it's difficult to see any serious instutional investor, say, a pension fund or wealth manager recommending the stock for their clients, even though it's believed to have significant upside potential, as does the parent company. But getting back to your original question on buybacks: I believe by most metrics for midstream companies, the stock is simply very undervalued.