@2icAn interesting outlook on and around DRE projects and management.
"If a tree falls in the forest and nobody is around to hear it, does it make a sound".
Maybe the question should be.... if a tree falls in the forest and nobody is around to hear it.... do they really care.
Maybe they 'turned a deaf ear'.
Certain trees are considered 'weeds'.... some of these trees invade a space and become 'invasive'.
Sometimes.... these invasive trees actually have very good characteristics .... where they belong.... but in their new location.... considered a pest.
Investors don't like weeds... particularly invasive, stubborn ones that out do their welcome.... and sting.
A small 'challenge' for you.... you seem smart enough.... name another explorer that has the communication of DRE.
I won't hold my breath.
Some trees are very interesting... nasty even.... but have a symbiotic relationship with other plants around them... and live in somewhat 'harmony'.
In the East coast rain forests.... there lives a tree called the 'stinging tree'.... touch the leaves and you will soon know why they call it so.
However.... this tree also allows a plant called cunjevoi to reside under and around it.... cohabiting.
The magic 2ic.... is that the root of this plant is said to relieve the sting of the 'stinger'.
Definitely not advise but.... Maybe try a little
Will DRE share holders really care if a certain tree falls.... that is the question.
In the mean time the SP seems to be rising and we have TY drilling imminent.
No doubt we'll get another brutal assessment from you.... until then... Drill baby drill.
(20min delay)