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Re: tigerpac post# 37436

Saturday, 05/27/2017 11:04:02 AM

Saturday, May 27, 2017 11:04:02 AM

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I wonder, how much patience do you think it takes for "shareholders" to be happy holding a position in any stock?

You'd have a hard time finding ANY stock on ANY board with a track record like PGUS AND with a future outlook like ProGreen's. This is why so many are holding long. All it takes is a casual glance at the chart to know that (below).



ProGreen is also undervalued by several hundred percent IMO (not just my opinion, but MFN, Dmdmd2020 and INSTATRADER and others who have posted DD and valuation estimates on the board). We're due any time now for a continuation of the upward price correction, and the chart shows that breakout is imminent.



So are you just talking about momo traders and short-term swing traders? If so, by definition they are not patient. But we already know that. So what is the point?

I agree with you that Jan will make this agriculture and land company a success, but to dangle the suggestion that it could take years to be a successful company is ludicrous, in my humble opinion. The company is already very successful. Yes, it's going to take time before the company takes a big bite out of it's growth potential and gets anywhere close to the value it can achieve - but that's only because there is TREMENDOUS, almost unlimited potential for growth and increased value.

The company has already acquired/controls over 5,000 acres of oceanfront land with the master plan well underway for Cielo Mar - WITH 25 lot reservations already, and has acquired/controls over 14,000 acres of land, of which 4,000-5,000 acres are estimated farmable for high-margin produce growing operations, and established the first produce farm in Baja with the first $1M+ contract and a fully-operational growing operation - with the first harvest in just a little over a month from now.

So what is your measure of success? Right now, the sale value of the business is probably significantly higher than the market cap, just from adding up the tangible and very significant intangible assets: the strategic business entities and joint venture agreements involving the 5000+ acres oceanfront real estate land and the 14000+ acres of agricultural land - WITH an operating farm (Arenoso) - WITH the first $1.M+ produce contract.

But we are not selling the business Jan is growing the business and ProGreen is on a trajectory for huge growth and success in just a short amount of time..




PGUS Longterm Generational Wealth



ALL IMO

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