RE:How Under-Valued is VII Vs. Peers Part 2 of 2Exemplary discussion retiredengexec. I listened to the 3rd quarter CC, and was thoroughly impressed with the calibre of the participants, both the mgmt. and analysts. I was left with the impression that their understanding of the play has evolved to the point that they can start making decisions that will maximize their return on capital. Bringing in the new COO earlier in the year is a huge part of it. All things considered, your analysis and statement "Based on the current price and the upside in the land base VII is a juicy take-over target IMHO." makes a lot of sense from a buyer's perspective. VII has done most of the heavy lifting, and de-risking, yet their stock has yet to reflect any progress. They're still in the penalty box. Given the fact that they own the crown jewels of the Montney formation, and there are some big players in the area that would love to own the asset, I can't see it happening any time soon given the ridiculously low share price. Maybe in a year from now, when the visibility is a bit better. For example, Enbridge's Line 3 is flowing, TMX is under construction, Keystone XL is back on track, etc...