CGrowth Capital Inc (CGRA)

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USMC1981, to answer this CGRA valuation question…

I can’t control the market. Within the penny stock world and the market in general, the thought is to find a stock that is undervalued that the rest of the market has not yet learned about to be able to buy shares at an already suppressed price level before it obtains a share price to where it would be considered saturated at such higher price levels. This is the problem with most major market stocks of which most of them are subjected to the Laws of Diminishing Returns.

Take for an example QCOM back when it was first a penny stock. Please, before reading this example, understand that this is not a knock against QCOM as it is a wonderful multi-billion dollar company. Right now, QCOM trades at $55.27 per share and this is even after three forward splits. This is some significant growth. I use to own QCOM years ago before I even knew what a penny stock was. QCOM is what led me to learning about and buying penny stocks. I can recall going back researching the origin of QCOM and wondering if I could have bought shares of QCOM when it was at its bottom. That’s when I learned that QCOM started out as a penny stock and that’s what motivated me to what I am today… a Penny Stock-o-holic! (LOL)

For years, my goal have been to find the next QCOM. I even realized that a stock only has to have a fraction of the potential that existed in QCOM when it was a penny stock. That has been my passion for investing in penny stocks. This is what led me to surmise my valuation thoughts to post too. I learned that stocks that pop and stay at such levels had done so because of the strength in their financials.

CGRA financials have strengthened to have turned the corner compared to any of their previous financials. There’s a balance of legitimacy because their financials not being audited, but that still doesn’t mean that they are not real. It doesn’t mean that what they are doing is not real. I believe their financials and what they are doing is very real. Per the CGRA recent quarterly financials that were just released, it was confirmed that the company was given $10,239,815 for Net Cash Provided by Financing Activities for the Three Months Ended March 31, 2016 from their approved Bond that is up to £15,000,000 (British Pounds) (or $21,314,250 US Dollars) that is insured by AON:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=122779414
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=122813749

We all have made mistakes in the past, but that doesn’t mean that we will keep making the same mistakes. They are proving to have learned from their mistakes as more and more is confirmed. They have ceased dilution and have used their Bond funds to grow the company. Every single stock in the market that grows does so because of having money to be able fund your operations.

The number one reason why any stock exists to trade on the market is to use their shares as leverage to grow their company. That is dilution. CGRA has been positioned to where they don’t have to use their shares as leverage to grow their company. They have been given funds through the issuance of a Bond to where they don’t have to start paying it back until the year 2025. The Bond Funders have done their due diligence and is very aware of what CGRA is going to use their money for. What better way would any stock, especially a penny stock, use as funding to grow their company to benefit its shareholders?

There is much that could be discussed on much regarding why I believe CGRA is one of the best penny stock investments in the market today, but I will cut it short for now. I think CGRA is still at a bottom level.

v/r
Sterling