RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: TheWells owns 47 million shares. In my opinion, he can't dump. His position is too large and with the little liquidity in the market for TPL, he would entirley sink the rest of his substantial position by trying to dump. He is in for the long haul, in my opinion, whether he likes it or not. He really does not have a choice. The problem TPL and Wells have is that they cannot control the price of oil. Even if TPL executed well, the price of oil is still a problem. The problem is that , in my opinion, investors thought Doris was going to be like the North see, multiple zones that flowed for miles and miles. We do not have this, there is geological complex fomations and while there is oil there, the goods are not there as hoped. And everyone knows, I was a big fan for a long time - no longer. Sure, there is some hope there but I am so displeased witt the information provided by TPL. I feel there is little acknowledgement of what investors want and need. Robson was not present at at least the last two teleconferences. I think TPL will be going into survival mode soon, quite frankly. I will continue to re-assess.