The past doesn't predict the future neither can you drive...

The past doesn't predict the future neither can you drive forward by looking in the rear vision mirror. And it's easy to post about the risks after the event. Neither does what happened with TPT have any relevence to PVD.
Try telling those who saw Hardman go from cents to dollars, or even CVN recently multiply their share price that they took an unacceptable risk.
I also know the risk with PVD but also be aware that turning people away from the substantial opportunity in the upcoming drilling program may just be talking them out of a life changing event.
Risk and reward are bedfellows. Learning how to calculate the odds is what is important.
Then accepting the benefit or burden from your own choices is the adult way.
I am looking forward to the lead up and drilling if PVD's huge prospects and I expect sucess but will live happily with whatever happens.
Life doesn't guarantee results in anything but failure to try guarantees failure.

Cheers all,