RE:ASK YOURSELF A QUESTIONActually management did do a great job building a monster during the good times. The direction of growing at all cost has hurt them now. Another placement is out of the question so they are getting squeezed btw that rock and something hard. I realize with a public company allowing production to drop is bad optics but the amount of drilling that has to take place just to maintain production is a bit worrisome. CPG does not have the best assets in the industry but they do a great job of keeping costs down (not G&A but everything else). There are many good things about CPG but the future is not guaranteed. If oil prices don't go up signicantly CPG's stock price will continue to slide....in my opinion...of course.