End game ( just dreaming)I have been an ATH shareholder for the past 6 years. Its been a rollercoaster ride downhill during that time. While the company has made a few very smart moves, they overspent on developing Hangingstone and Placid/Montney. At one time they had over 1.2 billion in cash and could have paid off all of their debt but elected to keep a lot of that cash on hand, some of which is represented by the 165mil unrestricted cash +135mil restricted cash on the books today. This strategy is partly responsible for why they are in the predicament they are in today. Over the years I averaged down buy my average cost is still .80/sh. Times have changed and small mid caps like ATH with no particular niche or competitive advantage have become impossible to gain investor interest or to raise capital. Athabasca surely recognizes that an exit strategy must unfold. With the fortunate help of todays $66WTI, they are in a position to successfully accomplish this. First with a Refi of Debt, then with a sale of Montney assets and finally rebranding themselves as a pure Oil Sands player. At this point, the Company would have little net debt. The resulting entity would be very attractive to a MEG ,CVE, or the like, for takeover . In my dreams, this is how I see the end game.