Replies to post #47526 on California Grapes International, Inc (CAGR)

[dh30067]

No. Why would they ever spend one nickel to buy shares when they can create shares out of thin air for nothing and issue to themselves for free? And shares issued for free can be sold for any price for infinite profits and repeated. And shares issued to a third party or officers for free can be sold and those are instant profits that are kept off the books and the money does not go to building the business. Now ask youself why would any business interested in growing and seeking working capital issue shares for free and gain nothing. Here's a record of shares GDHI has issued for a cost of ZERO.

12/31/2008 - 78,000,000
12/31/2008 - 8,000,000
12/31/2008 - 11,734,375
03/30/2009 - 1,200,000,000
12/03/2010 - 75,000,000
01/05/2011 - 58,000,000
03/08/2011 - 900,000,000

Total - 2,330,734,375

Total offering proceeds - $0

Additionally, another 1,202,972,775 more shares have been issued in Q32011+ yet the cost is not yet know as no quarterly financials were released and the TA won't give any info out.

Any if they somehow were "quietly accumulating common shares by shaking out weary investors with their silence" as you suggest that would be pretty shady of insiders don't you think...

Looking for opinions here....could it be possible that these guys at CA Grapes and their friends are quiety accumulating common shares by shaking out weary investors with their silence? after all, they do know things that we don't (like the value of CA Grapes). Maybe this company is worth alot...If it is, this silence and lack of information presents an opportune time for them to get cheap shares before releasing the hounds.

[PhilCheeze]

Management could very well now own a good portion of the common, but that is likely not why they are being quiet. They are in the midst of a FINRA approval and from our DD with Jeff, the company wants the next PR to be the announcement of approval, along with a timeline for corporate actions.

Nobody anticipated this FINRA delay. The good news is the new company has been executing it's business plan and the new CEO is very anxious and excited to share the company accomplishments and goals with all shareholders. In my opinion, the FINRA approval will spark a rash of PRs and filings and the new company and it's shareholders will maintain normal and good relations with one another moving forward.

Jeff, our new CEO, said it best this past week in an email which was shared with this board's investors to combat all
the negativity and investor impatience due to the silence during the FINRA approval. Below is the unofficial message
from our new CEO:

"Thank you for your support. This has been a process to say the least but, understand that the company has continued to move forward with the business. In time, all will become knowledge to the investors. As for the folks on the message boards, it is a rough crowd and there will never be any pleasing them."

"The investors who believe in the company and what we are doing, will be winners. The folks who only care about the ability to make a few thousand dollars, good for them as well. We have over 600 registered investors in CGI, the folks on the board may be the larger investors but, it only accounts for a small component of the overall investor set. All of the investors have the ability to become big investors as long as we are doing our part in growing the company. There are no losses until a “sell” has been executed and there are many reasons that people would sell at this point if they have held shares for any amount of time."

"We have put in a tremendous amount of sacrifice to get to this point and everything is going down the right path right now. Keep the faith!"

Jeffrey Crittenden
CEO
CA Grapes International