The GREEN rush

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CFGX CEO Update:

http://capfiglobal.com/investor-center/ceo-blog/102-ceo-commentary?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Dear Shareholders:

Several of you that have reached out are concerned about dilution and what our plans are. Let me address these issues for you:

1) Dilution in the float. I only have limited control of what is sold into the market. Over half of all the shares issued are being held in certificate form by third parties who I don't even know (other than what I have disclosed is mine). These people can deposit their certificates and try to sell into excitement anytime they want, and I can't do anything about it.

2) Dumping. I have nothing to do with who decides to dump and who decides to hold--I can only hope that everyone holds, but I know everyone has different objectives and investment requirements. This is the nature of the beast.

3) Raising money. I have been selling small amounts of shares to raise money for auditing, legal, and other expenses associated with moving forward the Company's objectives--surely you all understand that nothing comes for free. The trick is doing this in a responsible way that increases overall shareholder value for the long-term. For companies that have existing operations well into the maturity phase--they don't need to sell stock. But, for companies that are trying to build at the ground level, selling stock to raise money is part of the deal, that's why companies use the publicly traded structure in the first place. I freely disclose this to you, unlike other CEOs that try to hide it. If you genuinely disagree with this philosophy, then the way to protest is to sell and be done with me, I won't fault you for that.

4) Stock flippers and day-traders. I am not concerned with trying to provide free-riders with a platform to 2x or 3x their money over the short-term. I don't mind if you try to do this, and if you pull it off, I applaud you. But if you try and don't succeed don't blame me, market timing for short-term traders isn't on my mind--I am in this for the long-haul. Buy and hold!

5) Promoters. I am not using a stock promotion company. Any activity that we've been getting on the stock is purely grass roots. If you call this blog and my tweets promotional, then I'm guilty as charged (it's my job). Hopefully I will never have to hire a firm to promote the stock, that is my goal.

6) Press Releases. I only do press releases when I have news that: (a) is news worthy; (b) is a material item that I am legally obligated to disclose. I am not going to make up press releases just so I can post them, that's ridiculous. I do press releases as material progress is made. I will use this blog and twitter to add color in between. Quit asking for press releases prematurely just so you can 2x your money and get out. It's not that I object to that, it's just that I am trying to create long-term returns for shareholders--that's my priority. My press release strategy will reward investors with a longer-term disposition.

7) The Plan. This isn't a pump and dump shell that will never go anywhere: changing it's name, changing CEOs, diluting and reversing, over and over again for years to come. I am pursuing an actual plan (see filings) and I have a vested interest in moving the Company forward, permanently. This isn't an interim side project for me, I'm all in.

8) Communicating with me. I will continue to address your concerns as they come into the IR email account and as I see them on social media. As soon as people start to get belligerent and abuse my willingness to interact then I will stop. Some of you have been pushing it a bit, but most of you have been respectful. At least with me you'll get feedback vs. other CEOs--don't abuse it!

For those ardent supporters of the stock, I acknowledge and appreciate you. I can't legally represent to you that you will make $___ or __%, but I can tell you that our interests are aligned and I am fighting the cause, and I will succeed. After all, I am a shareholder just like you guys and I want to see the shares go as high as possible, too.

Sincerely,

Paul Edward Norat, CEO
Capital Financial Global, Inc.

@CFGX
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