RE: RE: CapitulationHehehehehe, so the debt on the property is around 50 % of the replacement value (consider that as investors 50% downpayment) and the income from the sale of the oil (consider that as a rental income) covers principal, interest and taxes,...oooops there is no tax bill, just huge tax credit. The cash flow on the property is neutral ( according to the latest statement field breakeven was achieved). Well, suddenly the downpayment dwindles from $3bln to $50mln over past 3 or 4 years (which is how efficient markets value today OPTI). Well, Jocotoco, I love your way of thinking. Very smart thinking, hehehehehe. By the way do you think that the banks would want to become proud owners of any, no matter how attractive or profitable property if you would miss some payments on your real estate? Really you would have to be a real loser not to be able to renegotiate the terms of your mortgage. Hmhmhmhm then again, do you think that Nexen would sell their 65% of Long Lake for doubled OPTI capitalisation and doubled debt? I doubt it.