RE:RE:RE:RE:Target Release Date for Second Quarter 2020 Financial Resultfrom your lips to god's ears thales. i am very confused. i thought sellin forward just locked in your future revenue stream. why does that create a loss on your books if the the price in the future exceeds your contract price if your production is sufficient to satisy the contract requirements? i understand how you might generate a gain if the price in the future moment is lower than the contract price because you can go into the market and buy at a lower price and satisy the the contract requirements without using your own resources even. if the price is higher at the time of delivery it is just foregone revenue not a "real" dollar loss so why does it appear as a loss on the books