Replies to post #13160 on Gunther Grant Inc (GNGR)

[ChristineC]

Who cares how profitable! GNGR is in a better position then most OTC PINKS I research that are in massive debt and lose millions due to high salaries and dead end, go no place ideas that are used to fool investors something BIG is happening.

My thoughts are, GNGR is on the way to becoming a larger more focused company with products I have purchased personally that were delivered just as fast and accurate as Amazon does.

TO be able to actually purchase and have delivered a product that any OTC pink is saying they are making when most do not, is in itself a major milestone.

If GNGR even makes $.01 net profit with no debt, that is good enough for me and NO bashing will change the fact that GNGR is on the move and delivering product, that is all I need or anyone should need as proof GNGR is a real company with real products.

I'm sticking to this one and see where it goes. It's not like the stock is expensive and the rewards even a slight gain makes it a major winner for me. Plus Christmas is coming and I have to purchase more items from GNGR for gifts. Grant the CEO even said when I called him which anyone can do (he does not hide like the other OTC pink CEO's do) and he said he will give me a special gift if I order 5 castings for gifts. That is great service and respect coming straight from the CEO.

I remember Amazon was a DOG and now look at them. Will GNGR be as big as amazon? I do not think so. Can GNGR be better then most OTC pinks that claim but never deliver on their company products and structure? Yes I do because they already are.

That is my position on GNGR at this point in time. Either way I get to buy items as gifts this season that I would have to buy someplace else so why not support the company I now own a part of?

GLTA :) and Happy Thanksgiving to all.

[bar1080]

Here's GNGR's Sept 30, 2017 quarterly numbers. Like everything provided in recent years it's unaudited. Note that the only significant asset shown is a $193,003 "loan RECEIVABLE from officer."

So that asset is dependent on the officers' ability to pay. You might check that out by running a credit report on them. Or you could research them in online databases. Pacer.gov is a good start.
https://www.pacer.gov/

It would be nice too if we were given more about the terms of that loan. For all we know it might be payable "When Hell Freezes Over."

https://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportViewer?symbol=GNGR&id=182028

[bar1080]

Another tip: Walk into your bank. Find a officer (not a teller) who doesn't look busy and hand him those GNGR filings and ask what he thinks of Gunther Grant Inc. Would the bank lend GNGR money based on those numbers? Would they even open a credit card for GNGR based on what you showed them?

He might well offer to run a credit report on GNGR and Grant for you. The report might be free of charge if you're a regular customer or there might be a modest charge.

I do things like that before I invest and I've never lost a cent to a scam.