I don't want to discredit what is being said above. The figures...

I don't want to discredit what is being said above. The figures might be correct. We've seen them over and over again. But, even if in five years if they do have the wells, what benefit is it to shareholders? We could be a profitable company but if it's not shared with holders and we're still near record low shareprice, nor taking advantage of being listed then it doesn't mean anything. You might say well they plan to give dividends but posters on here have been talking about dividends for years. A buy back at these lows despite low liquidity is arguable in the best interest of shareholders. Who wants to be here in another five years with the opportunity cost we've seen over the past five. Management, start creating buzz. Sell the story. Get new investors. Go on a roadshow. Do some interviews. If you can't do that then get some management that will. Find some young energetic talent that will not only give us growth but get excited about it and shout it from the rooftops.