RE:Does anyone have any idea?NAI500 is a paid promotional service that elevates the marketing presence of junior companies, especially toward Chinese investors. The post we just got from them on this board is part of what they do. They create the interviews and post them where they will be visible to people who are looking into the company. Mr. Walker presented in the NAI500 general investor forum in Vancouver, January this year. Thus Frontier has for the first time started to actively promote themselves through a paid service.
Typically the larger Chinese investors could not care less about exploration plays. They want to enter at the point where there is a defined resource, preliminary permitting, a feasibility study, and the only thing missing is capital. That's when they get involved. Marketing to them before this point is premature unless the company does intend to reach the prerequisite level of development this year, which is where the evidence is pointing.
As for why the price has plunged, the stock is very illiquid. When somebody tried to buy in a month or so ago they pushed the price all the way from $0.35 to $0.47. When somebody tried to sell this week they pushed it from $0.40 to $0.32. If they tried to quickly buy back the position they just sold, it would be back over $0.40. In both cases the volume was negligible (much less than 1% of the float). Attributing meaning to these fluctuations is futile. The events can be summarized as "a person tried to buy" followed by "a person tried to sell". Not a trend in either case, just isolated transactions in an illiquid market.