My take on BIRI've been looking at BIR for a while and its story seems compelling such as it doesnt hedge, it sells the vast majority of its nat gas at higher prices than AESO, it owns its infrastructure (hence-why it doesnt hedge), and its close to zero debt. 2023 looks to be more promising since BIR has stated it would have zero debt and its dividend would increasedto 20 cents/Q from 2 cents/Q. However, the dividend is assuming higher than average oil prices (~$70 which can easily crater to sub $50), and somewhat reasonble nat gas prices (~$3 range). Offering a special dividend wasn't as great an idea as some on this board thought-hence the drop in price. BIR should have used that $55M to eliminate the debt. Where does it go from here? When you have zero debt, you become a take over target. So, a higher dividend in 2023 might not last long IMHO. Good luck to all.