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In their restructuring, a pre-pack filing, all of the former equity interests (both common stock and preferred stock) were cancelled, and all of the creditors save the DIP provider (Wells Fargo? ( WFC)) received their pro rata share of (1) $80 million in 10% Senior Secured PIK Notes due 2024, and (2) 8.9 million shares of Common Stock (out of 9.2 million total, with 0.3 million shares going to the backstop parties for their Exit Facility). It is not too hard to see why they filed for bankruptcy (even though they were nearly 'Free Cash Flow' during 2018! - a subject I will briefly address later). 6, 2018, with debt totaling roughly $375 million and proved reserves with an SEC10 value at year-end 2018 of $124 million. This article is intended to reflect high-level activities at individual companies with the primary purpose of seeing whether or how they might impact the sector as a whole, or other group of companies that are similar in some respect. My article highlighted above can serve as a reference point to compare actual six-month results with original guidance issued by companies earlier in the year, and company presentations and/or articles by other authors on individual companies may contain more detailed information. Those are being reported beginning this week and will be subject to post-mortem articles (sorry for the deathly reference again) after the end of earnings season in mid-August. This particular article, as well as the other articles on the Middle of the Road Club ('MOTR') and the Top Producers Club ('TOP'), will focus primarily on events or activities within the relevant group of companies, not operational figures or specific numbers. OK, now that I see the above notes printed out, maybe there is a bit of a double meaning going on here, but it's the markets' fault, not mine! The dancer or dancers who can maneuver the lowest 'win', if they survive the flames above that is! The idea is to keep upright (i.e., feet planted) while simultaneously maneuvering below some obstacle - in this case a flaming apparatus of some sort, which is moved down with each successive, successful trip below it. To me, 'limbo' is a dance similar to the one the guy in the photo below is performing. I would suggest that readers review my recent article, ' E&P Mid-Year 2019 Recap: A Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Anniversary', to revisit stock price performance of the BOTB, as well as the rest of the E&P sector, and to familiarize themselves with company financials and guidance for 2019 capex and production (the most important of the indicators that determine many other critical metrics).

When I came up with the idea for the title to this article, my concept was that although stocks in my Bottom of the Barrel Club ('BOTB') have had serious price declines over the past one-, three-, five- and 10-year periods on an overall basis, there is still an open question as to whether they are 'low enough' yet.