RE:RE:RE:Tax (Expense) and Deferred Tax (Expense) / Recovery Deferred income tax is largely a non-cash figure and is the difference between accounting and tax book values of capital assets (e.g., impacted by depreciation and capital cost tax deductions).
There will/should be no recovery in Q4. The deferred tax asset continues to be drawn down and may even turn into a deferred tax liability.
Of the two, I'd only be concerned with the income taxes as a %.
You don't want a recovery because that will in part mean that the company lost most in the quarter and will recover taxes paid/expensed earlier in the year.
Operating cash flows are strong. The SP is unexplainable.