and scott shefield has made you a fortune if you invested with him in the last five years.u keep harping on pioneer? do you know why? 700% gain! i'm calling that a bankable track record. as for brian shefield, 35. he's a lot younger than his 61-year-old dad. he has a lot more experience. it would be really weird if it was the other way around. finally, you have to consider the stocks. specifically how they're valued. right now they are far from cheap. hey, that's almost workday like! pioneer is more expensive than parsley which has an enterprise multiple of 8.5 despite the much faster production growth. i think pioneer does deserve to be traded at a premium. parsley is cheaper and i bet it could trade up to $29. that's about 28% higher than where it is now. that's before it gets too expensive. the bottom line here of this unbelievable father-son duo. the difference between pioneer run by scott shefield and parsley run by his son brian are like the differences between any junior and senior growth stocks. if you want a consistent oil company with many years of consistent yoed