CGrowth Capital Inc (CGRA)

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shav129, with that CGRA vs CGRW Comparison...

That's actually a very good comparison for CGRA to ”compare and contrast” against CGRW to truly reflect how undervalued CGRA is now and even more upon "official" receipt of its Marijuana License for the state of Washington. Please, anyone reading this, understand that this is no knock against CGRW, but is nothing more than some thoughts to reflect why I believe CGRA is undervalued here at these levels.

CGRA = .006 per share as of COB Mar 25, 2016
CGRW = .651 per share as of COB Mar 25, 2016

CGRA Outstanding Shares (OS) = 391,597,994 Shares
CGRW Outstanding Shares (OS) = 102,073,434 Shares

CGRA Market Capital (MC) = 391,597,994 Shares (OS) x .006 share price = $2,349,587
CGRW Market Capital (MC) = 102,073,434 Shares (OS) x .651 share price = $66,449,825

CGRA = 3 Operations with 3 Companies
CGRW = 1 Operations with 1 Company

CGRA = Buildings Already Built on 47 acres and 90,000 Square Feet
CGRW = Buildings are not built, but 1st bldg in the process of being built (3,200 squ ft)

In Summary: Both companies present some solid opportunities as an investment, but I personally like what CGRA presents better. If you compare and contrast the Market Caps between CGRA and CGRW, you will see that CGRW trades at a Market Cap that is more than 28 times higher than that of CGRA. Based on potential from comparing and contrasting CGRA to CGRW, it could be debated that CGRA should be currently trading in the .16+ per share range as derived from below:

.006 CGRA Share Price x 28 Times MC Greater = .168 per share for CGRA’s MC potential

The .168 per share price mentioned above is only a new base of which I think would be fair for CGRA to achieve. I say a new base because that valuation thought is only based on its marijuana operations. It does not include their US $3,405,186,000 in Oil & Gas Reserves, Gold, Silver, Lead, and Zinc Reserves:

http://www.cgrowthcapitalbond.com/files/1714/4787/2098/CGrowth_Capital_Bond_Ltd_Issue_1_Series_1_V1.0_9th_November_2015.pdf

(On Page 13)

This also does not include CGRA’s over billion dollars in Magnesium Dolomite as confirmed from below:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=121345345

To add, CGRA has a $21+ million bond that was approved/confirmed from AON which trades on the NYSE at over $100+ per share as indicated below:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=121446187
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=121443217
http://ceolive.tv/cgra/

Those added details above are what makes CGRA a better investment… in my opinion. I’m not sure what kind of Leasing Agreement that CGRW has with its clients, but CGRA agreements, per the recent CEO interview, gives them an initial $1.5 Million and a max of over $2 Million per client/company per parcel with currently having 3 companies listed within the Washington state database while having a max capacity of up to nine clients/companies (3 companies per each of the 3 parcels). This means that CGRA can obtain $4.5 Million to over $6 Million in Leasing Fees for 3 companies or $13.5 Million to over $18 Million in Leasing Fees for 3 companies. Again, most, if not all of such amount would be considered Net Income which would suggest what I had posted below:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=121345345

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Sterling