RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:cve in trouble?OK quick math, here and assumptions (I don't actually feel like looking up the actually boe/d right now). Also using the assumption, that CVE is bleeding money, worse then they claimed, last week and does deal Pelican Lake to CNQ for 1.5 billion in cash. So if Pelican Lake is sold for $1.5billion in cash, but it cost CVE 10% of current boe (23,000boe/d I think is Pelican), CVE current Market cap is around $18.07 billion. So sale is worth only 8.3% in cash, for a loss of 10%boe, plus the 1.5billion (8.5%) lifeline (watered down shares). Is 16.8% total drop if this deal goes through. Shares sale at $22.14, with a new 16.8% price reduction built in is a new share price of $18.42/share, without factoring in the actual cost of WTI, and assumption that is stays the same level its at and doesn't continue to dip below $50/bbl. Question #1. Who, thinks the divvys going after the next record date on March 13th or are the banks demanding that it be kept because of all the share they own. To go one step further EnCana (ECA) CVE step sister, had to throw out a 1.25 billion lifeline, this week. Maybe there is more to this story then the current price of WTI, and the CVE/ECA, had issues before the decline, with a suggestion that the tower in downtown Calgary being built caused more damage then anyone is willing to admit. Question #2 is CVE/ECA still in trouble from the $3billion tower, in Calgary, and got caught at a bad time with a drop in WTI.