Frontera Share Discussion Threads

[bumpa33] 28/5/2018 08:41

short squeeze?

deluded idiots...

[loglorry1] 28/5/2018 08:36

How about an RNS to properly clear up what the license terms actually are? What are the terms during the study phase? What is the arbitration all about?

Shareholders have the right to know as these questions fundemetally affect FRRs only asset.

Waffle at mug meetings and propaganda podcasts don't count.

[tune player] 28/5/2018 08:36

Loggy back in denial I see he’s just about hit another low.

Pure comedy gold.

Margin call are coming shorters...


#GULP

[loglorry1] 28/5/2018 08:32

The short squeeze is now on. It's going to be beautiful to watch it unfold
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Oct primary bid done .58
Feb primary bid done at .46
What price the next one .34?

Squeezey I don't think so @fozzy

[loglorry1] 28/5/2018 08:28

It's a 5 year study program with another 25 years of production (as reported at previous Shareholding meeting)
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Did the gas sales by Christmas 2017 "as reported at a previous shareholding meeting" come to pass? Asking for a friend.

[tune player] 27/5/2018 23:07

This has been one hell of an interesting day, these boys all live in the Home Counties and are incredibly successful, now that tell me something. It tells me that when they speak it’s wise to listen. Every single one of them has said that shorting FRR is nothing more than pure folly especially when it’s based on old outdated information and theories.


#margincallstuesday

In case of emergency call 116123

[tune player] 27/5/2018 22:53

Fozzer,

Just having a good night Brandy with my broker, my brokers broker mates and these city slicker financiers.

We’re again talking shorts and we’ve used the shorters on this BB as a case study, my broker, my brokers broker mates and the city slicker financiers all say that the shorters are becoming more and more isolated, they are sticking in the past, they haven’t explored and then produced anything or substantial weight to create a sustainable argument hence why they are facing margin calls from Tuesday.

FRR have however moved to the future, they have explored and developed their argument, they are now producing and as a result getting different funding streams.

Margin calls Tuesday shorters, enjoy the silence on your phones tomorrow ladies cos it ain’t gonna last.

[thefozzer] 27/5/2018 22:45

Tune,

The short squeeze is now on. It's going to be beautiful to watch it unfold when those margin calls come knocking.

"Getting tough to sell the story" well bump, a ii will be stumping up 3m for a share in Niko profits. Sounds like it's getting easier to sell with high oil prices. Another rise next week? With a bit of luck Loggy will get his 0.60p that he's been after for the past few weeks.

[tune player] 27/5/2018 22:40

Ive just got your post Bumma, this is the ugliest oiler to you because it’s your most pressured short.

Like Stan you’ve given your own game away.

Margin calls a coming Tuesday for the shorters.

[thefozzer] 27/5/2018 22:38

No bull, at least he uses less fancy words this time but hes gone all arty farty now talking about fires, haystack and straws. He should be sticking to details and his lack of attention to detail let's him down yet again...5 year production license??? It's a 5 year study program with another 25 years of production (as reported at previous Shareholding meeting) if the field is declared commercial.

To say Director buys are irrelevant is a bizzaire thing to say.

He asks for revenue forecasts, they are in the recent company presentations which he obviously hasn't been bothered to look at.

Ref the debt, once the YA small debt is resolved next month, the long term debt payable mid 2020 will be paid from oil revenues.

Very poor show.

[tune player] 27/5/2018 22:38

Really, or are you just clutching at straws from your own burning haystack?

Hahahahaha you are, your turn on shift is it.

However much you shout and cry the burning sensation isn’t going to go away, in fact I’ll let you into a little secret that you don’t know. The longer the short is open the bigger the pain youre gonna feel.

[bumpa33] 27/5/2018 22:33

of all the publicly listed oilers out there, the good, the bad and the ugly - this has gotta be the ugliest of the lot...

[tune player] 27/5/2018 22:31

Incorrect Bumma,

It’s about Pari Passu, with the the company nosing ahead of the shorters, younlot are losing and losing big time.

You’re losing miserably and your arguments are getting weaker also, a lot weaker.

[bumpa33] 27/5/2018 22:25

getting tougher to sell the "story" though, the latest bunch of pre placing ramps have had little effect, guess it's only the real 'lunes' left holding...

[bumpa33] 27/5/2018 22:21

Oct primary bid done .58
Feb primary bid done at .46
What price the next one

.34?

[tune player] 27/5/2018 22:18

3 wells on test, 1 shortly to join them and then a gas well on extended test, dislike it and weep shorters.

Sat with a mellow set of big hitters, thunderstorms brewing just like the rhetorical thunderstorms brewing for the shorters.

[nobull] 27/5/2018 21:53

Zac Philips of share price Angel confirms my view: the RNSs of this company are akin to discussing the high value of one strand of hay in a haystack that is on fire (the inability to generate sufficient revenue to wipe out the debt and make the company self-financing during the remaining short life of the production license).

Of course, if you don't think you have to look at the whole haystack and if you like reading descriptions of how excited the CEO is about a particular strand of hay, this may just be the company for you, particularly if you think oil is going to hit $400 a barrel, but then why not buy Shell or BP? Just my view.

All this company has ever achieved is create value for debt owners, using 'revenue' from selling new shares to those willing to be deluded, or to death spiral financiers paid a guaranteed advance payment for their services. The company has a successful track record of making low probability of occurrence events sound plausible solutions to putting out the fire. They have had 13 years to put out the fire, and it is still raging, and the company has no solution except to talk about how wonderful one strand of hay is in the haystack. Director buys are irrelevant. Where is the company's strategy to deal with the fire? How about some eps guidance and a debt repayment schedule? How about revenue forecasts for the remaining 4 and a bit years of the production license?

[tune player] 27/5/2018 20:38

Stan

#OooopsBusted

[thefozzer] 27/5/2018 20:32

"you bent little wannabe." Was that a Freudian slip Stan?

[tune player] 27/5/2018 20:09

Stan in your world is Greg’s wrapper a condom?