At the current oil market trends it is going to be Hemi's responibiliy to keep costs down until it recovers. Keith has explained this in his last message and has been upfront with the shareholders. Like many people I am not happy with the current sp, however, I understand how we got here, and it makes no differance to me what some posters believe. If Hemi can hold-on for another year, get the horz. well drilled, and maintain their leases I think Hemi can be a successful company. For those that disagree with my opinion that is your right, you do not have to buy shares in what you believe is a failing company. As a semi-retired coal miner I am sure you realize that my savings haven't come easy. If I lose my investment in Hemi than I have done it with my eyes wide open and I have no one to blame but myself. I too will hold on to my Hemi shares, they may be down at the present, but I think they will be worth a lot more in the future.
