broker update -best risk/reward play, page-2

The problem with the spin doctors at Hartley's, or anywhere else for that matter, there has always been the upside for ETE to have performed much better on the market than has been achieved.

History will show how there has been 2-3 times target range "over next 12 months" on more than one occasion, and always seems to put the kiss of death on the stock.

Finger pointing seems to have been the best game in town for the past two years and the hopefuls now relying on Trent Spry to do what no-one has been successful at before, should see him well rewarded if he can achieve those targets.

How can ETE be worth only $566/acre when as stated by others, competitors ground is up to 5 times that figure on similar results in the ground?

I have been a solid supporter for perhaps, too long now, but this looks like the last roll of the dice for me. I hope I am pleasantly surprised.