RE: RE: RE: What the ?? Why talk about 20,000 bbls p/d? I don't think these stocks reflect the projected production one and 2 years out especially in the N.S. The high cost of bringing these fields on combined with the risks of delays suggests to me the more near term production expectation looking out one year or less is a more relavent number. If you take 2012 year end production estimates from IAE and INA as well as many other juniors in Canada and analyze the price being paid per bbl of production then it is obvious that IAE better have a buyout or the price will collapse substantially. Eventually some day it may reflect 20,000 bbls but not now and not in the next six months. Normally if a company wants to buy a public company you just make an offer and mail it out to shareholders. Does management control IAE? Certainly with a number of interested parties you would think one of them would just make an offer if they really wanted it. ( u know just like when u buy a house and other supposed buyers are outside in their cars ) ) I just don't understand why info is not provided to shareholders. This is not the way it is done! Tell the market discussions are off and that they are back to business. If an offer comes ...so be it!! (They won't do this though because they know the calculation above impies a lower near term market value ..just my guess) Is their a data room and what information are they sharing with these supposed buyers that we don't have. Have they appointed an independent group to evaluate the financial proposals? Strange...?