I am back in! Just purchased 150,000 shares @ .05 . this thing is going to run! JK, Lol. Not to jack this thread but I started another Thread regarding "Frontier Rare Earths Limited" (FREFF on USA Market) and (FRO.TO on Toronto's Market). Have any of you looked into this stock? I would like some input if anyone has any. Her is my last post on that thread; FYI - So I found out today that if you purchase this stock in the USA it's Stock Symbol is FREFF. If you purchase it through the Toronto Exchange it is FRO.TO. When I was checking the stock on Yahoo Finance FRO.TO was doing much better than FREFF. I purchased my stock in this company through the Toronto Exchange but my account kept showing me the FREFF and it's stats. After speaking to my Broker he said that I will usually see it as FREFF on any of the USA Stock Quote Websites. Since it does not trade in the USA very often the Stats I am seeing are usually a couple weeks old. If I/you want a more accurate picture than I/you have to check the FRO.TO and convert the dollar amount to USA dollars which right now is about a 3% difference.

FYI - So I found out today that if you purchase this stock in the USA it's Stock Symbol is FREFF. If you purchase it through the Toronto Exchange it is FRO.TO. When I was checking the stock on Yahoo Finance FRO.TO was doing much better than FREFF. I purchased my stock in this company through the Toronto Exchange but my account kept showing me the FREFF and it's stats. After speaking to my Broker he said that I will usually see it as FREFF on any of the USA Stock Quote Websites. Since it does not trade in the USA very often the Stats I am seeing are usually a couple weeks old. If I/you want a more accurate picture than I/you have to check the FRO.TO and convert the dollar amount to USA dollars which right now is about 3% less.

I sold today at .05, I was holding 67,000 shares.

It sounds like there is a chance for us to get something. Has anyone tried to contact PMI Group directly and ask them point blank what us share holders will get out of this reorganization? http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/bankrupt.htm

If it is that cut and dry what makes Garyst think that anything else might be possible?