RE: BTE target The market, I believe, is not comfortable with BTE's direction. Perhaps the now departed previous CEO was correct. That BTE needed a more aggressive approach to sustain and still grow the firm. It is wise to pay out a close to 6% dividend but within that structure it is also imperative to achieve capital appreciation on the share price front. BTE probably needs to be more aggressive in growing production and reserves. They can do this by ramping up more production on existing inventory or making a significant compatible asset purchase. It is clear BTE is assembling a sizable capital base of cash and credit facilities. They now must pull the trigger on a lasting, meaningful strategic move that increases shareholder value without threatening the .22 monthly dividend. Hiring a new CEO with vision might be an option. The presentation extols a heavy oil focus that throws off consistent returns. So how long does the share price erode until they decide to enact action that will entice investors to purchase the shares.