California Grapes International, Inc (CAGR)

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I agree mmtech

Simple question for the advocates.

What does a shareholder get for his money? What justifies the current market value?

Assets? What are they NOW

Sales? What will they be NOW, next quarter

CAGR can do this and do that is great, what is the real value of this company today? I know stock prices are future based but these guys hit the reset button unless I'm given data otherwise I will assume inventory for CAGR goes to $0 because of liquidation to pay bills and sales go to $0 because Frank is pulling out. $0 might be an exaggeration but there are no facts to prove otherwise.

CAGR has nothing unique anymore if they are using third parties for everything. They do nothing but buy wine from a distributor (not even the winery) then sell to another distributor in China hoping they get shelf position.