Lots more beside an unlikely takeover IMO is enjoying a banner time. We all know the main fundamentals are great in this sector. IMO is spending a number of millions of dollars over the next 2 - 5 years to upgrade its existing facilities to meet Sulphur emmissions standards. It also needs to upgrade depending on which product mix it decides to focus on for the long term. Regarding any merger, the real merger is more likely to be here in Canada between IOL and Mobil Canada. As I`m sure everyone is aware there is no real redundancy between them in the downstream end of the business. It is my understanding that the upstream is already undergoing a feasibility study on this very thing. Stay invested and stay longer term.