So, from the above, what can we deduce. One, the two CEOs work in the same building. Two, the hostile takeover involves both of them throwing nerf balls at each other while laughing and dreaming up press releases. Three, nobody on a MB does DD.
Try visiting these informative websites:
FFGO homepage: http://fortfinancegroup.com/ (this is FFGO, I did a google satellite display on this - quite interesting for a multi-billion dollar business to have such a professional website)
But wait, there is more. Check out how many employees at FFGO and HGLC.
So, I wrote a letter to the CEO of HGLC asking what the associations between the two were. The CEO of FFGO responded to the email. That's comforting. I had hoped it would be somebody in a big companies investor relations department (doesn't exist in these). But, no it was just the CEO, and the wrong one.
Well, you decide. Run your own tests on this, I sold my HGLC and FFGO.
I tried to locate ST JAMES (financers) but their homepage was under contstuction. I did locate Hanover PLC in London which probably holds all the real assets for the company. But, they sure aren't easy to find either. There are about a million Hanover's in London.
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