Fully agree with DTL, Treaty's actual performance at delivering production/revenue/profit/cashflow (as reported to the SEC) is far more important for share price than all the noise on boards from bashers and pumpers.

And I don't understand people who celebrate Treaty's share price going down so that they can buy more tomorrow - shouldn't we be looking for Treaty's actual performance to drive share price up for the majority who have invested already?

Nothing to report from here, other than no snow and Elvis has left the building.

Cheers Belize Oilwatch