California Grapes International, Inc (CAGR)

[Nikodemos]

They'll probably have far higher losses in the beginning with
ridiculous receivables, higher costs of goods (shipping, managing
, etc.) and lower revenues (more out than in at first) until 12-24mos
down the road when business should simultaneously be growing
& receivables begin to catch up in earnest.

That, is an honest answer,...funds will have to come from somewhere
to finance that expansion & unless this CEO can guarantee me
he will find other sources other than shareholders, or rely
on shareholders to a lesser degree (thereby stemming dilution)
then I'll have to sit on the sidelines with everyone else.

Just trying to provide an honest answer/opinion, of course, I could
be wrong!