Management criticism is easy, being in management of ajuniior is very difficult
To All on this board.
I also have been involved here since 2004 or so. Making comments about what some junior company manager should or should not do is fair game In fact I have done the same with this management directly. However, an investor has to realize, these are not real businesses with cashflow and products to sell. This is high risk and very difficult to try and keep together. At this stage, after all the issues, I'm very happy they are still alive and now in a good place.Is it perfect, of course not, but few of these exploration comanies is perfect. My knoweldege comes from years of investing in juniors and being critical of management.Now it is easy to sit at your desk with a computer and give your opinion which for the most part you have little realization of what is going on behind the scenes. As I personally became involve in a junior company over ten years ago, I've learned, a lot of luck goes into success. However, starting in a world class area, really helps. EXXON's discovery derisked this deal if they could survive. With a parent company invested up to their eyeballs, it has allowed CGX to exist. Now, to me, forget the day to day about what is going on. There could be more dealing with shareholders but I find the companies that do a ton of that, are the ones who have zip. CGX is a small company with a land position in a world class oil basin. This takes time to play out. With Frontera owning about 75%, they call the shots and will guide the company to what maximizes their return. They need it, we need it. I'm not sure there are many positions larger than mine in this company. I appreciate all the positive comments and information. CGX shareholder base is small in my estimation and being shaken out of a 20-40 bagger stock is not wise. Yes sell some on the way up to get cash, just in case but have patience now, this is going to be fun. My two cents for what free comment is today. GLTA, and I'm not involved in any way with this company within arms length at this stage.