RE:RE:Projected 2021 NumbersHey HP. Let me jump in here. In 2018 when with oil at ~$65 throughout, pou did not generate a single dollar in free cash flow. But their share price was ~$20? How did this valuation make sense then? They had $300 mm in funds flow against ~$500mm in capital spending in 2018. That is not good at all if I can say it blatantly. And it is likely in part at least some of the reason they were not able to sustain their ~$20 per share valuation since then and neither has VII btw. Fast forward to 2021 and most costs have now come down dramatically and oil and gas prices are starting to stabilize, we're likely now in a place where producers will start generating solid free cash flow again and can run up some solid valuations. Way I see it, if VII can use some of that free cash flow to start paying back debt or canceling some shares in the next few years, the skys the limit for them IMO.