Good to hear from you again. Could not ask for a better recovery with this company. I hope the board looks very closely at Mr James Hill as a potential president, he has righted the ship and has it on course, a very conservative course.

When I first heard of this company and what it did I thought - what a slam dunk, fracing problem with the green weanies was to much water was being used and it came back contaminated - and this company was the slam dunk answer. Forgot about the great pull back on drilling for gas as the price went into the dump and most planned wells were already committed with fracing well into the future. This caused Gasfrac to have an over supply of equipment and found it very hard to get serious presentations.

What is most encouraging is that current clients are their best salesman as the 1st reason to choose Gasfrac is that of comparable economics. More life time production due to a clean unrestricted frack to the wells, makes it hands down the best choice. Equal or less cost on start up as they become more efficient on fracing stages and recovering and reusing the fracing gas. Current articles in the gas jounals will cause a line up at the marketing doors when the majority of Gas companies come back when the price of gas increases (I expect within the next 12 months) and plan new wells. I expect the 2nd quarter to cross the break even point (Thanks to Mr Hill).

I believe that there is an inelastic supply/demand with the company stock. I expect that we will trade in the $1.50 - $2.00 range until the 2nd quarter is announced and then I would expect that we cross breakeven and the price could easily return to its issue price and beyond due to its great story rather than the economic story. Just my thoughts but I will be buying and selling in accordance with my trading rules. Thanks again for being a sounding board.