RE:RE:RE:RE:Exxon's in the Ivory CoastI have never had a beef with management until they started frivolously hiring vp of development ( when they have no money to develop anything) and hiring under contract a investor relations company when the one they had left . This all occurred in the midst of Ebola when it was very apparent to everyone that the schedule is gone out the window and is now driven by an uncontrollable issue against a background of limited resources and limited window for fund raising. Exxons rounding error is bigger than what xop has in the bank and any prudent management team would turn down the cash burning machine and hibernate. I too have a substantial position ,fortunately I sold a bunch at much higher prices but am still in the red and with what they are exhibiting for discipline am very hesitant to buy more even at 9 cents. That's my beef and how long do we keep rewarding old accomplishments by ignoring the current activity.