RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:shamboner, you are an idiot....LOLI would agree with you if lower for longer is the case with price capped by shale oil. If we know that is going to be the case, i.e. $40-50 oil for the next decade, we would have to get out of oil sands altogether. It just my opinion, but I think we may be overly optimistic about shale oil's ability to come back from this, I am not sure how many shale companies still have the cash to drill the wells to bring back production once price starts to recover. Quickly declining production, declining cash flow, and stagerring debt will choke out more shale companies far more quickly than a lot of oil sand players as low oil price persists. Of course there are exceptions, Permian basin etc. Another factor on the other side of the equation would be the demand growth as a result of low oil price. With production remain flat or even increasing for CDN oil sand players, perhaps they will be the ones in the best position to captalize when oil price comes back.