RE: We got what we wanted?????? Crow I will make the following statement and if I am wrong I will never post on this board again. If this combined company shows production of ~18,000 boepd for two consecutive quarters with crude and gas prices in the same range as they currently are, the share price will be $2.75 to $3.00 within two days after the second of these quarterly report outs. At this production, the company will be producing cash flow at the quarterly rate of at least~$040 per share ($1.60 annualized rate) and producing huge cash flows that will clearly show the market that the debt levels will melt away in very short order and the company will have clearly displayed the capability to have the entire debt repaid by the end of 2014 if the company wishes to. Is it likely that a company that is producing nearly triple the production it did prior to the acquisition will remain at a lower share price than it traded at prior to the offer being announced? Absolutely no way. The naysayers will evaporate like a light rain on a sunny day in July.