RE:trouble is management is talking growth and aquisitionsTheir current plan is to pay down debt with free cash flow. At these prices they will be under $45 million by year end. The wells they drill pay back in under 4 months and have a 200% IRR. They will be at 1 times cash flow to debt next year. Paying off all the debt (which costs around 7%)is not wise when you can drill wells at 200% IRR. Ideally they get debt to a more appropriate level such as 1 times cash flow and then invest their capex in these high performing wells. They are much too small to impact the macroeconomics of oil price. If you could borrow at 7% and earn 200%, you would t be paying off debt. As a shareholder, that's the decision in front of you.