RE:RE:Ghost Oil RallySo how does this all play out? As meaningful hedges roll off in 2019 (correct me as I'm wrong) and the Iran deal takes full force oil will not be softening in price. The lack of large long lead projects means production capacity will remain flat. Considering when this company announced the merger, their estimates were 100k-105k production with all in cash flow of 1B (425maint cap 575 free) and WTI estimates of $65. Now add $10/b to 70k and you get 255million additional cash flow, meaning 2019 look for free cash flow to be in the 830m range ... or $1.49/share. Strong cash flow will drive bargain hunting, I think we're in a situation where a spring is coiling, and it's coiling for a loooooong time, with multiple factors coming into play. For me 2019-2021 will be an interesting time, I don't care that I'm 10-25% down now, when, in 2020 WTI is $100 and FCF is 1.7B dollars. I like to buy and keep, and that's what I'm doing here. GLTA