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Hi all, its been a few years since I've posted on here but my current share broker ITI Capital is leaving the retail market. Its been one nightmare after another as the broker who I was with (SVS) went into liquidation and they put us with ITI who have been useless. Can anyone recommend a broker who will take FRR shares as not all of them will, I did move my holdings from them a few years ago but Jarvis wouldn't take the FRR stock as it wasn't trading. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
I have read a large chunk of the document and I believe the motive for posting was to discredit Frontera. I have been a holder here for many years and it reads like a script from a Rocky film. The dirty tricks that the GOGC and the Georgian government have employed against Frontera are sickening. It is David (Frontera) v Goliath (GG). I can understand why the US senators are involved and I hope they punish those b*st*rds with sanctions. They’re no better than tin pot dictators from a banana republic.
It makes my blood boil on how they have treated Frontera digging the knife firmly in there time after time. W*nkerssss as they say in Geordieland!
PS 70% is a weighted ruling based on the GG getting there land back, they won four out of seven claims but since most of those claims were already agreed by Frontera as Zaza has already said.
Merry Christmas everyone.
Having been through a very similar experience myself, I can tell you that as far as ownership of the company is concerned I have nothing to worry about. I will caveat that with the following, as long as FRR (or one of its directors/shareholders) can service the amount due to outrider/hope as it currently stands, there is nothing to worry about for me.
This ultimately is about being allowed to freely run a company without interference from hostile parties. In my opinion, this was achieved as soon as the injunction was given against Hope. The fact is, business does not stand still when you are in dispute, it continues to function.
In my opinion, once an agreement/judgement is reached, Hope will not be returning as a director. Why? Because FRR cannot properly function with Hope as a director, this has been proven, not because it has been alleged that he has blocked every attempt to move the company forward, but because of the very fact that the company has brought an injunction against him. This undisputed fact alone has proven that working relations have broken down and been irrevocably damaged.
Irrespective of the outcome of the case, (if it is ever heard), this, in my opinion, is not about money, although it is the catalyst, but a company being able to run and control itself for the good of itself.
Personally I was ecstatic when the injunction was announced, because I know what it means to regain control of something that you’ve created and built.
I know, like many here, the hurdles that we have jumped over throughout the years of investment with not only our money, but our time, patience and resolve.
We are here because of the size of the asset and the potential of realising that asset. What do we owe in comparison?
Rainbow,
Thanks, I hope we all live to reap the rewards from this company. At that time I just thought to myself FFS ! I'm stuck in this place, probably gonna croak and FRR are £1.84 a share typical! that's why the accountant had to go, ( they're a little bit like drummers in spinal tap to me)
Star,
Maybe some bigger bottles or a couple of casks, My doctor would be proud! lol
Coggy,
unfortunately the only screen I was glued to was the one I was hooked up to! lol, with commentary from the wife!.
Thanks , average .55 before today so still there or there about's. As an accountant said (I've got through a few) "there are no rear view mirrors on a Boeing 747"! in his mad way I suppose he was saying it's all about moving forward. not looking back. So lets get weaving!
Star,
You don't know the size of the glass though
Blue,
Rules are meant to be broken! The dark days when the SP tanked to .0005 my holding here was worth about £15k my average was about .85 at that time. When the SP rose to 1.84p on Wednesday September 24th 2014 I was in intensive care in Faro hospital after having massive heart attack the day before. My accountant phoned me on that Wednesday morning telling me that the share price was £1.84! I asked him if he was trying to kill me?
Funny how life is. not to be taken too seriously, like ourselves I suppose. Luckily for me my doctor out here insist that I drink two glasses of red wine a day and since he is also a whiskey man like myself, he reckons one or two of those a night is also good for me.
Fantastic. GLA
Hi Blue,
Have to agree with you regards to Zaza, I took those tweets as a message and liquidated part of another share I own and bought circa £110ks worth.today, 2 x circa £10k 1 x circa £40k 1 x £39k and one just over £1k. I've been in this share for years, building my holding, its been a hell of a ride. As I've stated previously, this share has been up and down like a Gigolo's Arse. The company looks set to achieve in Georgia what it had set out to do years ago, I don't believe any of us thought it would take this long (I know we're not quite there yet). If someone told me this morning that I would have done what I have done today, I would have said there was zero chance of that happening but some times in life you have to act on your instinct. I look forward to meeting all long/short term holders for drink and lobster in Whitby or the Angel in London!