RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Any reason????I know the company's turned around. I know they are relatively cash-rich, with $17 million from the SJT1 projects, $104 million from the SJT2 project loans, and $30 million or so left from the financing. And there are no major drilling programs right now on any of the company's projects--drilling's how they blow money quickly. I don't see any reason for a financing, unless SJT 1 doesn't come online and produce cash effectively.
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All that said, it seems like the stock price will go to unimaginably low levels. There are a lot of current RPG shareholders who want desperately not to be shareholders anymore, for various reasons. The potential buyers are sitting on the sidelines, in a cash crunch because of the market or just waiting for even better prices. So could we see 25 cents? 20 cents? 10 cents? 5 cents? It's horrifying but it seems like that's the trend until the trend is broken.