RE:RE:ARC should trade 60% higherThe ceiling on the oil/condy hedges in 2022 improve to almost $60. Im not 100% sure how these types of hedges with floors and ceilings work, but if the true ceiling is $58 with no added "complexities" or whatever that could bring it down, it's not a deal breaker imo. Anyone feel free to comment on next year's hedges if I'm off base. Even if oil prices maintain or go say 10% higher next year, those hedge losses should improve or ar least not get worse next year. Long as they can maintain paying down ~ $300mm (this q ~$270mm) of debt at these commodity prices every q with no surprises on hedges or something, I think that should be fine. Let's get the (non lease and ARO, Def tax debt) debt mostly paid down by the end of next year if commodity prices allow it, with that I'll be happy (with any luck, a big big chunk off that debt and the market will react positively as well). GLTA