RE:RE:Dreary DayI would agree Specboy, 1. One thing for sure is that we should see less “associated NG production” at least until rising NGL’s prices warrant a response to drill more. And that restraint will start today in the form of less financing for drilling, especially so in the early phases of this recent seismic oil shift as a lot of uneconomic production will be quickly removed from the market. 2. And now that oil stands before us naked, (free of supports) we’ll get a true measure of its “stand alone” value. But I’m quite sure it will not be long before the price will be perceived as being too low. It is without doubt the proverbial offer made to the global economy that it cannot and will not refuse. 3. What energy companies will this new price environment serve best? Very likely NG companies and within that group ones like Birchcliff that have been careful not to pull too hard on their wells in the early producing days so as to flatten out their yield curve to ensure much longer well life. Birchcliff builds for the long term and aims increase shareholder value.