RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:"Ohhh, butt the HEDGE BOOK!!" Where'd the NG experts go?"I read your use of the word "myopic" and I couldn't agree more - it's very applicable here. Gee is gone... why can't the new CEO better understand shareholder concerns?" https://www.peyto.com/Files/News/2023/20230613DirectorPressRelease.pdf The answer may very well just be that Peyto is still being governed (at least in part) by the original CEO and founder, and Darren and JP didn't and don't quite hold as much power and influence over capital allocation, dividend policy, etc. as we might imagine. Birchcliff Energy is perhaps in the same position now with Jeff Tonken running their board, where their dividend and hedging strategy still seems foolish and "myopic" in the current environment, despite a new CEO. Anyway, clearly there were A LOT of shareholders (he was very narrowly re-elected) that wanted to see Donald Gray removed from the helm last year. Perhaps we''ll see a new chairman this May, and a different attitude and philosophy on capital allocation (including dividend) through the cycle.