RE:RE:RE:SU options with its free cash flow think there are a few things missing from your analysis. The number of shares was not maintained solely by the effect of stock options. Over the past 10 years the company has issued 47 million shares as compensation. Or 5 million per year on average. The company bought back 300 million shares for disposal. If you add the 220 million shares issued for the purchase of COS in 2015 we can then understand that we are still at 1.5G shares. However, production went from 550kbpd to 800kbpd with an increase in sco from 50 to 185kbpd. Since the company has decided to stabilize its production, you can therefore estimate, with the current cash flow, that it will be able to reduce its number of shares quickly. CN represents a company that systematically buys back its shares to improve performance. Time is on our side, let's not be in such a rush. As for CNQ, acquisitions were made at a better price, and they are currently benefiting from this opportunism.I