RE:PGS vs PSGI'm on a very steep learning curve man. I'll follow your lead. Finally figured out the significance of your color references - red, yellow, blue etc. They're not only frequency but energy as well when amplitude is factored in. Now we're talking about partial differential equations. Yes I am very impressed with Ms. Jennifer Budlong. The interesection of earth science, math and huge money at stake.
I hope they release some info soon. We need a good sustained rally to up to over $3.00 before TD. That way the longs can at least get their money back, CGX could get some more working capital and new investors can get in on the ground floor on maybe billions of recoverable barrels of light, sweet crude. If they do hit gas condensate they can use it to produce the deeper basins. It didn't escape my notice that you mentioned that the reservoirs are not overly pressured. They'd want to pressure them up more when producing them. Condensate always wants to expand when constrained. As it drives oil up the collector wells it's like a compressed coiled spring pushing more and more as it expands.