RE: RE: RE: RE: buying opportunity The Utah aquisition has everyone scared, because the price CPG will receive for their oil is so low. The Utah oil sells for WTI minus $15, while most of CPGs production sells for a just a few bucks off WTI. In addition, the limited amount of refining capacity in the area could put a cap on total production in the Uinta basin. CPG might be able to rail its crude to refiners outside the Salt Lake City, but that will take special tank cars and facilities and money. Expect funds flow to be lower than expected for a couple of quarters before the acquistion starts paying its way, and the the stock price recovers. Meanwhile the shorts will pile on. In my opinion, there's probably better places to put your money than CPG until next summer.