RE:A different point of viewI use FFO compare with share price as a guiding metric for undervalued stocks. All I needed to see was FFO of 38 cents in 4Q on a price of $1.75 to know this was a screaming buy. This is also confirmed by YGR having the most discounted share price to reserves in the industry. In essence this is trading at about or under 2022 FFO. In terms of debt, who cares. In this pricing environment, more highly levered companies have more torque. No one is in danger of bankruptcy until below $50 WTI so for me, their debt levels are not a discount. I don't know when his one pops but when it does, it will be huge.