RE:EPS est 1Q22Upon further investigation EGY paid a negative income tax probably due to tax loss carryforwards. If it assumed that EGY would pay a 10% tax on an ongoing basis the EPS would be .36 rather than .58. Another problem with similar companies I have been following is that their 2001 earnings have been abnormally high due to impairment reversals. I think these one time extraordinary gains should be discounted.