sea change at ebr

Maybe Rechner's departure, while unfortunately not for the best of reasons, will enable EBR to reinvent itself. While they have some potentially excellent projects they need to become a bit more focussed on fewer things and accelerate their turtle-like pace of achievement to regain the support of the mainstream investment community (well, those interested in the small end of town at least). A good start would be to decide whether they are in the O & G exploration business or minerals, and divest the other part (I'd prefer the O & G entity to be the one to run with). They are distinctly different businesses imo. I'd also like to see a few more new faces on the board, and a definite change in the apparently 'closed and arrogant' attitude to shareholders that has been the mode until now. My thoughts only!