RE: RE: RE: RE: 1.79 You are 100% correct green24. How much do you want to bet that they have a back up ESP on order or already in their possession. Even if it falied, they would be still be pumping at ~60% (or 5700 bpd or 1300 net to Ithaca). They would be lower by ~800 bpd for a month or so. Has anyone seen the performance of the TSX and the TSXV verses the US and European indexes? Pitifully underperforning and especially resources stocks. Bankers Petroleum nearly broke out of its trading range a couple of weeks ago at $3.20 but has since fallen all they way back down to $2.58 cents on zero news. The share price is not always the Canary in the coal mine. There are macro events that have plagued the TSX as a resource laden exchange for the last two years. Ithaca is going to have to grind it out over the next year and show quarterly by quarter that the data in the Rule 2.7 announcement regarding the performance of the combined company will be achieved. An actual quarter of reporting as a single entity (Q2) will should nearly three months of combined performance. IF the cash flow is ~$100 million and the production is holding steady at ~14000 bpd this will help. As I have posted on this board (and recently seconded by Bruce Campbell) Ithaca is one of the most undervalued oil and gas E&Ps in the entire world. It is trading at less than 1 times 2014 cash flow. and less than 50% of its risked NAV (including tax credits). Crazy for a company operating with $75 netbacks and in a first class jurisdiction. The sooner they can start applying free cash flow to debt the better. 2014 is going to be a fantastic year for Ithaca and smart investors will get in early before the buying begins in mid 2014 by the seeing is believing crowd (which are always the late to the party crowd).