RE: RE: Selling off approaching Q1 earnings Tsk Tsk Q1 Revenues down by a third. >>>> Lower producer activity combined with equipment capacity across the industry in 2012 resulted in pricing that was about 25% to 30% lower in Q1 2013 compared to Q1 2012 levels. As a result, Q1 2013 consolidated revenues decreased by 36% to $86,949 from $135,935 in Q1 2012 . Jobs completed decreased by 50% to 470 in Q1 2013 from 934 in Q1 2012 due to the lower producer activity and a high proportion of cement jobs in Q1 2012. However, the lower job count and pricing pressure was partly mitigated by higher average revenues per job. Over 90% of Q1 2013 consolidated revenues were provided by hydraulic fracturing services with average fracturing revenue per job increasing by 8% to $246,932 from $228,564 in Q1 2012. The increase in average fracturing revenue per job is due to the completion of larger jobs such as Duvernay shale gas wells