Thanks for the tip Lars, I sold mine a little over $7 and made out great. :)

I wonder how high this will go?

i LIKE TO RIGHT BUT NOT THIS RIGHT ON A PAPER TRADE.
FRG 8.24 intra day high

does it scare anyone else the china and india are buying up all uranimum they can find?

Nuh were all going to die some day, all it reinforces to me is you gotta enjoy what ya got now, and on that note im off down the pub to find another lovely lady for the night ;)

FRG is blowing up like a mushroom cloud.

Tue, Nov 14, 2006
• Fronteer Reports Third Quarter Results
Market Wire (Tue, Nov 14)
Thu, Nov 9, 2006
• Fronteer Makes New Gold Discovery at Pirentepe Project, NW Turkey
Market Wire (Thu, Nov 9)
Tue, Nov 7, 2006
• Rising Uranium Prices Fuel Gains for Fronteer
Indie Research (Tue, Nov 7)
• Fronteer Development Group Inc.: New High Grade Discovery in the Yukon Returns 99 Grams Per Tonne Gold and 0.57% U3O8

whooooaaaaq

making money is fun fun fun frg hit 9.15 today hahahahahah

How much is FRG worth $$$? up 6.44% today @ $9.59.

Fronteer's Aurora Intersects 0.42% U308 Over 3 Metres at the Rainbow Project in Coastal Labrador
Thursday November 16, 11:24 am ET


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Nov 16, 2006 -- Fronteer Development Group Inc. ("Fronteer")(TSX:FRG.TO - News)(AMEX:FRG - News) reports that Aurora Energy Resources Inc. ("Aurora") (TSX:AXU.TO - News), in which Fronteer holds a 47.25% interest, has announced that near surface uranium mineralization has been intersected in nine holes on the Rainbow project, which is located approximately three kilometres southwest of Aurora's Michelin deposit ("Michelin").

FRG hits new high $9.90 but Motley Fool warns...
Fronteer Development (AMEX: FRG) is another one of these head-scratchers. It's another revenue-free wonder, this time trading at a market cap of more than $600 million. What's it got? "Interests" in mineral properties in Canada, Turkey, and Mexico. I'll let the company tell the rest of the tale:

The Company is an exploration stage company and there is no assurance that a commercially viable mineral deposit exists on any of its properties. Further evaluation will be required on each property before a final evaluation as to the economics and legal feasibility of the property is determined.

On other words, investors are paying $600-odd million for plans and high hopes. Can management pull it off?

As above, I've got my doubts.

Fronteer's CEO is also director of Frontera Copper, a company founded in 2002 that has yet to put any revenue on the books. The CFO's resume includes Emgold Mining, a Canadian penny-stock company that has not recorded any revenue ever, according to my records, which go back to 1995.

Histories like these make me very skeptical, and I suggest you give them a wary look as well.