RE: I don't get itThere is a tight supply of oil, but COS can not take advantage of it due to the glut in Cushing, Oklahoma, COS oil can not get to the general market due to lack of pipeline capacity and must accept the much lower price in the midwest market which has trouble absorbing all the oilsands production. In the long run, either U.S. pipelines from Cushing need to change direction and allow oil to flow to the gulf or there need to be pipelines from Alberta to the Pacific coast. When either of these happens, COS will be able to achieve world prices for its oil. In the short run, Alberta producers are screwed. Of course, if COS had a competent management, they would have seen this coming and started working on lining up alternate transport pipelines before the problem occurred.