RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:SpudYes it helps a lot! Thanks. I'm just wondering why CGX needs a partner. They could simply sell the oil in ground. They don't have the in-house expertise or experience to produce offshore. A partner would have to produce it. I'm guessing that a partner would prefer buying it outright. And CGX as well might prefer it. That way they could use the money to find more oil fields to sell and more importantly build their deep water port. Turn-around time on those supply boats to Trinidad must be a at least 10 days. It really complicates the logistics and makes supplying the operation very expensive. Deep water port would probably cut time and cost by half. Huge value to the operators and a lucrative revenue stream for CGX. Have everything there -liquid mud plants, barite/gel/cement silos, warehouse, workshops for all the service companies. A proper oil field complex/docks like the one in Luanda, Angola that I saw. I'm getting ahead of myself because first they have to find the oil but if they do this stock may be a long term keeper depending on what they decide to do. $2 per barrel in-ground sounds very cheap. I'm thinking more like $5 at $50 per barrel Brent or WTI.