RE:RE:news releaseWaitingstill, what it means is that in the near future the MOU will be signed and sealed and at the same time there could also be an announcement of a JVP with INPEX/PETRONAS/CGX on say a 25/25/50% basis with CGX holding the 50% on the commitment well on Corentyne. CGX will use some of the money put aside by PRE and this could ultimately push the stock up to $14 at the time of drilling. This is my belief, and others can make what they want of the current situation. Although PRE may own 70% of CGX they have committed to keeping CGX as (basically) a subsidiary of PRE. This would allow them to fund their subsidiary for 70% of the profits while also not upsetting the major Guyanese investors that could kill the situation for them if PRE took CGX out. CGX is still considered (by some) as Guyana's national oil company.