RE:RE:RE:Question for geologists or for oil experts JimGeorge, that makes zero sense for the parties with real money to have the raw data released, they are bankers not geos and engineers. Second, that's industry standard practice. Exxon doesn't go and show you the data for their offshore Guyana blocks, they distill the data down. And yes, there is a potential for RECO to cook the books, but that is why to graduate to the big board the reserves need to be corroborated by an independent party; and all of the institutional money is waiting to have the investment derisked via third party reserves analysis.
So please tell me what RECO has to gain by releasing raw data, except for maybe the 1% of investors or potential investors that would actually know what they are talking about. Also, I was unaware that geophysicists partake in the economic analysis of a play, I thought reservoir/exploitation engineers do that using the information provided by geologists and geophysicists.