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Saturday, 09/15/2018 10:24:17 AM

Saturday, September 15, 2018 10:24:17 AM

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At my age I try to be logical in my opinions. If GIFA is as big as it seems by virtue of the taxes paid and the building they built so quickly then the transition to a publicly traded company in the US must go through a process. Logic would dictate that GIFA would benefit most by being traded as a public company in the US rather than an unstable country like Turkey with what appears to be arbitrary tax rates. Also, the economic environment in the US with the corresponding tax rate reductions makes it a safe and logical move to benefit the company and its principles. They have chosen the shorter and cheaper way to go public via the reverse merger. An IPO would have cost a small fortune in commissions and time to get public. Documents have been filed and verified. Monies have been spent on lawyers, filings, PR and other expenditures. Brokers have seen some kind of indicator in Corporate Actions that FRFS is being changed to GIFA. One has to ask, who will benefit the most from this move? The Priniples of course since they will hold a majority of the shares and know the pps potential based on the assets. The fact of the matter is that the process is under way and verified from sources such as Edgar, State of Nevada and brokers. You could believe what you want, but I choose to believe that this could be the biggest reverse merger ever. If you want, you could believe in the BS from some posters on this thread. I am personally looking for retirement. JMHO

The Old Owl