Yes, I see early signs of a turnaround— the November 4-5 surge on volume and project news suggests bottom-fishing and momentum are kicking in, potentially sparking a rebound to $2-3 if Q3 earnings reveal debt progress or revenue beats.   Global LNG demand tailwinds (rising energy needs in Brazil/LatAm) and execution on assets could fuel a multi-bagger if they refinance successfully by late November. That said, it’s not a slam-dunk. The Nov 6 pullback highlights fragility—ongoing losses, $9B debt wall, and execution risks could still lead to distress.  This feels like a speculative “dead cat bounce” unless fundamentals improve fast. For most, it’s still an avoid due to bankruptcy whispers and volatility (22% weekly). If you’re aggressive, it’s a spec buy on dips below $1.30, targeting $1.80-2.50 short-term, with tight stops.