RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Nobody voted for these LOSERSLet's keep it objective. Go ahead and click quote above, then in the chart hit 10 yr, CEO hasn't changed. AOI's own most recent presentation places Kenya's value around $200 million which is below $3 in the ground proven reserves. I hope they get more out of a farm-down, but I didn't create that graphic. Cash-flows are okay, not bad. Debt repayment is great. What matters in the future are monetizable assets and future hedging. Then a real dividend or buyout. The dividend they put in place was conservative which I understand as potentially lowering an established dividend is usually a disaster. As far as future hedging I believe (subjective) >$100 is at the higher end of what the global market can bear so if Keith gets cargos above that or a deal worth more than $3 in ground in Kenya I'd rethink my opinion