RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: ...and now for some good news. My point is some of the wells drilled in the summer are running at their maximum rates which mean they will likely soon need to be shut in because they will have overexceeded their allowable production rate. therefore you are soon to see wells that are doing 300 bopd go to 0 for several months. This production loss would now need to be replaced and if your last two wells both drilled and completed at a cost of say 3,500,000 or more each and are only showing flush production of 50-70 bopd on one and 100 on another, you are going to have problems. would you rather talk about them when they are still running or wait until they are shut in and your production drops accordingly. That is what I call a headfake.
This is the same company that talked 3000 bopd by end of year from what I recall about 6 months ago and have missed production guidance just about all year.