Share buybacksSome on this board have criticized Arc for not doing a better job of promoting the quality of Kakwa (Cree word for porcupine) assets. But Arc seems to have given priority to share buybacks while the share price is so cheap, which makes total sense. Why pump your assets exactly when you are trying to buy up shares on the cheap. Someone speculated that FCF in Q4 would be around .70 per share, and with the share count around 700 million, or even less at this point, this would imply FCF around $490 million. FCF in Q3 was around $500 million. But, on average NG, NGL and WTI prices in Q4 have been higher than Q3. I think?? Q4 FCF will be .75 per share or at least $525 million. But the market is forward looking, so with all the issues around, there is great nervousness. The forward strip Nymex backwardation has flattened to around $3.00 for 2022, versus around $10 U.S., where it was a couple months ago. FCF is king and Arc could easily increase the dividend when they have hoovered up all the cheap shares they want. At some point the market will recognize just how much FCF Arc spins off.