> If you read the investor page at Frontier's website, they say there is
> no firm indication that stocks will have value, however it does not
> say that they will dissolve.  My understanding is that they will
> remain traded: but no one seems to have a great answer.

> As far as the price, despite the fact the profit was less about profit
> and more about scale backs, I think that we'll see a bounce back if
> the stock remains out past the 1st.

> Hi,

> any guesses where will go FRNTQ stock today and these few days to Oct.
> 1? And why?

> What will happen with our shares after Oct. 1? Will they be converted
> RJET shares and with what conversion rate?

> Thanks.

> Well, i notice that republic also bought out midwest airlines a few
> months ago. The stock is listed as private, meaning it doesnt trade. I
> would think the Frntq is going pirvate, owners of shares will be
> tendered an offer and you should accept it... otherwise your expected
> return may be less when you factor out the litigation expense...  :) i
> sold when i first heard that no compensation for stockholders was in
> the tubes...perhaps after oct 1st i will look at it again..

> On Sep 28, 5:04 am, pavelcoder <pa...@cryptoworld.info> wrote:

> > Hi,

> > any guesses where will go FRNTQ stock today and these few days to Oct.
> > 1? And why?

> > What will happen with our shares after Oct. 1? Will they be converted
> > RJET shares and with what conversion rate?

> > Thanks.- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> If you read the investor page at Frontier's website, they say there is
> no firm indication that stocks will have value, however it does not
> say that they will dissolve.  My understanding is that they will
> remain traded: but no one seems to have a great answer.

> As far as the price, despite the fact the profit was less about profit
> and more about scale backs, I think that we'll see a bounce back if
> the stock remains out past the 1st.

> 1. No - FRNTQ will not be tradeable after Oct. 1. Stock will be
> delisted.

> 2.http://www.frontierairlines.com/restructure/C1_Investor_FAQ.pdf

> Though the above release is over a year old, it clearly states that
> they "believe that the common stock will have no value" after
> acquisition. While its true that the RJET offer is for 108M (over 40
> times current market cap), what may remain for shareholders after debt
> obligation payments is highly questionable -you likely won't even get
> the closing price value. Under such circumstances, it would be
> extremely prudent for all investors (esp. amatuers) to either sell and
> close your positions or at least keep it to the bare minimum of what
> you can afford to lose totally. Unless, you have direct information
> from the law firm charged with the re-organization -http://
> chap11.epiqsystems.com/clientdefault.aspx?pk=6b4c2466-
> fe17-4862-974e-85c808c77495&l=1

> Folks - this is no doomsday prophecy, but either you take your profits
> (and losses - with ST Capital loss tax deductions) before close on
> Sep. 30 or expect to lose it all, or at least be engaged in a long
> drawn legal wrangle to settlement claims.

> On Sep 28, 8:51 am, stoic61 <recirc...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > If you read the investor page at Frontier's website, they say there is
> > no firm indication that stocks will have value, however it does not
> > say that they will dissolve.  My understanding is that they will
> > remain traded: but no one seems to have a great answer.

> > As far as the price, despite the fact the profit was less about profit
> > and more about scale backs, I think that we'll see a bounce back if
> > the stock remains out past the 1st.- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> guys, please read this out - it gives a generic sense of what happens
> to Q stocks when they come out of bankruptcy -- for FRNTQ, imho, i
> haven't seen anything in reorg plan to commit to one way or other..

> http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/bankrupt.htm

> On Sep 28, 11:18 am, BG <newpaltzon...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > 1. No - FRNTQ will not be tradeable after Oct. 1. Stock will be
> > delisted.

> > 2.http://www.frontierairlines.com/restructure/C1_Investor_FAQ.pdf

> > Though the above release is over a year old, it clearly states that
> > they "believe that the common stock will have no value" after
> > acquisition. While its true that the RJET offer is for 108M (over 40
> > times current market cap), what may remain for shareholders after debt
> > obligation payments is highly questionable -you likely won't even get
> > the closing price value. Under such circumstances, it would be
> > extremely prudent for all investors (esp. amatuers) to either sell and
> > close your positions or at least keep it to the bare minimum of what
> > you can afford to lose totally. Unless, you have direct information
> > from the law firm charged with the re-organization -http://
> > chap11.epiqsystems.com/clientdefault.aspx?pk=6b4c2466-
> > fe17-4862-974e-85c808c77495&l=1

> > Folks - this is no doomsday prophecy, but either you take your profits
> > (and losses - with ST Capital loss tax deductions) before close on
> > Sep. 30 or expect to lose it all, or at least be engaged in a long
> > drawn legal wrangle to settlement claims.

> > On Sep 28, 8:51 am, stoic61 <recirc...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > If you read the investor page at Frontier's website, they say there is
> > > no firm indication that stocks will have value, however it does not
> > > say that they will dissolve.  My understanding is that they will
> > > remain traded: but no one seems to have a great answer.

> > > As far as the price, despite the fact the profit was less about profit
> > > and more about scale backs, I think that we'll see a bounce back if
> > > the stock remains out past the 1st.- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -