RE:RE:RE:RE:Hedges Filefish, I have to disagree with you on hedging for 2023. My hope is that CPG does not increase their hedged volume next year. And especially do not enter into hedges now that prices have spiked downwards. The supply demand situation for oil is such that oil prices will likely be very strong in 2023. IMO it is better to take your chances with market price for the great majority of oil production in the coming years, rather than hedge like they did in 2022. I am not complaining, because I know they had reason to hedge in 2022, and at the time the hedges were made they probably looked pretty good. But the dollars left on the table due to this years hedging policy are eye popping. 20% hedge volume in 2023 is OK-- they have 20% hedged at very good prices and that will guarantee a cash flow that will probably keep the company in good shape no matter what happens with the market. For the remaining production, please take the market price and I think we will be glad they did. Having said that, oil price is obviously volatile and hard to predict.