RE:Someone please help me understandI think the argument from management in negotiations with buyers is that the share price is not reflective of the value, given the the large holdings by insiders and thinly traded. If this is highly traded then I could see an argument from buyers that the price is indicative of value. At the end of the day, the buyer is going to look at the price per barrel recoverable plus the port plus the premium for the strong management team (hehe just kidding) and that will be the price paid. I believe share price is irrelevant at the moment to management because they are not trading shares and even if they could they cannot sell enough so why bother worrying about it. You and I on the other hand can trade it and given it is suppressed price we really cannot trade it and therefore tied at the hip to management. Frustrating for sure, but if you have been in this for a long time, you should already be willing to go to 20c or $8.