RE:RE:RE:RE:Any predictions on share price?Not that crazy, but a lot of big IFS. Comparing enterprise values ( mkt cap + net debt) to production levels would be more fair. Using current enterprise values vs forward production seems better if you believe the mkt cap reflects forward production not past year or current run rate. So kelt is about mkt cap of 850 + 400 net debt is about 1.25 Billion ent value. Now some big IFS, like same netbacks, same oil/gas/cond mix, same 'other assets' like land holdings, infrastructure, same capex, declines etc etc, then PIPE equivalent would be 1.25 ev - .25 = 1B over 200 mill shares is $5 per share for a 30000 boe/d producer. Forgive all the rounding, and changing some of the IFS maybe $4 - $6 would cover it. In any case the fun with math vs kelt is at the least is very positive. As an added note of caution, 30k boe/d is not a certainty, and this is a relative value and only to kelt. There are likely cheaper valuations somewhere other than kelt and , gulp, kelt could be overvalued and drop in value going forward. We'd all be happy at $4.