Ann: Fifield Termination Update, page-84

Woah, its amazing what you can dig up when you slightly try:

https://thewest.com.au/business/markets/writ-seeks-to-shed-light-on-share-dealings-in-gold-miners-ng-b88805510z

Why do people lend each other money to buy shares, and then chase them? Is this a thing in this industry?

What do they mean by this:

"Bozic’s action is being closely watched by minority shareholders frustrated at Billis’ tight control of Tribune and Rand.The enigmatic Billis holds only a minority stake in Rand and Tribune. However, the silent backing of Trans Global, together with Tribune and Rand’s cross-shareholdings, have enabled him to exert tight control over the two miners.Trans Global owns 16.9 per cent of Tribune and 13.1 per cent of Rand.The two miners are partners with Northern Star Resources in the lucrative, high-grade Kundana mine in the Eastern Goldfields. The dispute forms an intriguing backdrop to the long-running frustration of Tribune and Rand’s smaller investors who are keen to realise their investments in the gold-rich but tightly traded duo, who are now valued at a combined $506 million.Shareholders have complained that the tight, and some say opaque, ownership structure has made for illiquid stocks that are significantly undervalued."

Is this who you are "advocating" for?