Thursday, July 19, 2018 3:24:08 PM
As with most government rules, there are loopholes or ways around the 144 rule.
For instance, shares issued by a principal of the company to a lender, is the simplest way to avoid normal Rule 144 transactions. And, you need not report this transaction if you are a non-reporting company (which FRFS is). In most instances, OTC Players are not aware or only become aware, when the company decides to issue a financial report (which GIFA/FRFS has failed to do for going on 9 months now).
I'm not saying that GIFA is doing any of this, but it would be foolish to assume they are not, without the benefit of a financial report.
Look, we are all always looking for the "Real Deal" in the OTC Market. However, statistics would show there are very few (if any) OTC companies that do, or have done, a RS and are debt free with billions in revenue. But, I wish you and others here Good Luck. My logic tells me that if GIFA was all that it is touted here, to be, Wall Street would have gobbled up all available shares. Surely, one of the thousands of analysts would have discovered this and spread the word by now.
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