V Group Inc (VGID)

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This leads me to the question I asked in the beginning of this blog. Why was there a sell-off after the conference call and was it warranted or the correct call by traders? This is a complex answer, so let me explain. However, before I do, in my humble opinion the CORRECT ANSWER IS NO, IT SHOULD HAVE NEVER HAPPENED. Let me tell you why. The substance of the call from the new products like the CBD Line, Wal-Mart being a new retailer picked up for A.N.D Line, Vitamin Water Antioxidant line – Pump Fitness coming mid year, New Beer Product with set distribution coming around mid year, New Spinoff/IPO- Hollywood Hair Cutters with 3 initial locations opening soon and incubation process already begun, Fernhill Shares 10:1 paid out, 7 new incubated companies to be spun off or be newly formed wholly owned subsidiaries under VGID in the next 5 years – ALL ADD TREMENDOUS VALUE TO V GROUP/VGID shareholders. Additionally, he also stated that there is no current dilution going on and intends to keep the current share structure intact. The bottom line is, The V Group is not your ordinary pink sheet stock and Larry is not your ordinary run of the mill pink ceo. Larry actually cares about his shareholders (*He is the largest common shareholder owning about 50% of the OS) and has grand vision for growth and adding value to the V Group conglomerate. The fact is he has already proven he can get things done as he said he would.

So, I ask again – Why the sell-off after the conference call? Here is why. The fickle, shortsighted mind of many OTC traders is to sell on momentum and volume if you have any profit, and move on to the next one. The attention span of a day trader or trader that likes to flip stock, is about 4 hours on a good day on any particular stock. The fact of the matter is, the opportunity was there for these type of traders to sell with the stocks price run up on prior days from the under .001 to over a half a penny. However, that doesn’t make their liquidations of shares at current levels the right move, time will dictate that. However, if the company delivers on just half of what was discussed on the conference call, it will be a very good success story for VGID shareholders and the stock price should rise dramatically as products and new entities or ipo’s get closer to being rolled out. The bottom line, in my opinion, the stock is worth a lot more than the current valuation with all that is going on fundamentally. If I could put a forward looking value, in my opinion, I would say at least five to ten cents or more in the coming months if the company stays on track and delivers while keeping the share structure in tack. It happens, occasionally you will find a real undervalued gem in OTC land, and when you find a sparkling one, you hold it in your portfolio for a while and not flip it like a pancake. I truly believe shareholders are starting to get it and beginning to understand the V GROUP Inc. moving forward. Traders are realizing that Larry can deliver and that he cares about shareholder value. In OTC land, this is a rare find both in terms product line, company success and goals, and the ceo steering the vision.