The positivesWe will now have competent management, and any issues with our wells will be drowned out by the larger production of Strathcona. They will continue to grow, and as long as they can do it organically, that will result in a rising share price (as long as the oil price stays reasonable).
At today's share price, Strathcona isn't cheap, but it isn't crazy expensive either. The market will pay for perceived quality, so it should trade at a premium to some of the other krap stocks out there. So buying at these levels, or at least holding, isn't a terrible idea. JMO