Q4Interesting that the Saudis are raising their oil export prices to Asia in relation to benchmarks. This indicates a certain level of confidence relating to supply demand balance, particularly robust demand. The Oil Sands Magasine statistics indicated that the average WTI price in October was ~$80 U.S., in November ~$78 U.S. The Henry Hub average NG price in October was ~$5.50 U.S., and in November ~$5.10 U.S. Even if we assume, for arguments sake, average WTI of $66 U.S. in December and $4 U.S. Henry Hub, the average prices for Q4 are much superior to Q3. Management will goose production wherever feasible to profit from these great prices. Nasty hedges will drop off considerably in Q1 2022 and should promise a great quarter after an amazing Q4 2021 with Q4 FCF somewhere around $600 million. Sometimes a sleepy stock wakes up and makes a big move in a short time, like when a smoker accidentally sets his bed on fire.