RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Not pretty, fifty percent loss in share value and still tankThat is right oceaneleven. The Sherritt share price has always been primarily driven by developments in the nickel/cobalt business. For years the oil business while generating cash flow DID NOT generate any FREE CASH FLOW to the Company. It is only in the last number of years when further development worked slowed on the maturing concessions that there was free cash flow from the oil business. It is worth pursuing because the lifting costs are so low but is not, and will never likely be the prime mover of the business which suits me well because with often short reserve lives the oil business is far less predictable than the longer reserve life of most mining assets.