Insider support shows much promise with WCE's propertyJust a quick history lesson here. In 2015, Leo Berezan (WCE's largest shareholder) sold the current producing property to WesCan for shares. Over the past 6 years, Leo has continued to increase his position in WCE, the largest increase just happened now. It's very likely that Leo knows the full potential of the property since he was the prior owner. Seeing him buying stock before the workovers and potentially a drill program is as good as it gets in terms of where things are headed. Company production costs range from $29-36 a barrel, as per the last 6 quarters. So to double the production and get $60+ for your oil, it's obvious to see that the company is making good money right now.