|
FCGD Looks Like an Easy Winner…AGAIN!
Hello all!
What’s more exciting than actually being able to get into a new franchise’s company without shelling out unrealistic money?
That is the awesome opportunity FCGD gives us!
Sure, you might remember FCGD from a while ago. And why would you forget it?! …It gave our readers and close followers real possible gains of 50% back when we alerted it!
This time the opportunity is much more exciting!
FCGD or First Colombia Gold Corp., has the most amazing recent news!
In addition to continuing their oil and gas production in Kentucky, as well as precious metal exploration in Montana, they’ve recently announced that they’re branching out into the Fast Food industry.
With the declining oil prices and the high cost of drilling, FCGD has made a giant step forward by divesting itself of some of its assets. This will allow them the freedom to diversify the direction of their company and pursue additional acquisitions.
One of those acquisitions is Triangle Restaurant Group, a private company that has developed multiple fast food franchise brands over the last five years.
Now we have all seen over the years what happens when a new Fast Food franchise announces that it’s going to go public. Except their IPO prices are so inflated it seems unrealistic to book a legitimate profit unless you invest millions. (We all remember the commotion with Shake Shack.)
Now we have a sensible, genuine, down-to-earth, businesslike opportunity to see real profits with FCGD, which is currently priced at $.0002 per share!
Can you imagine what this could do to your portfolio?
We’re talking about a possible future Fast Food franchise stock for well less than a penny!
This could make for real good story in the future.
Imagine the headline: FCGD, Fast Food Giant Once Had a Price Per Share Price of .0002!
Boy would I love to see that happen for us.
Now let’s take an in depth look at FCGD’s most recent press release.
NASHVILLE, TN / ACCESSWIRE / April 2, 2015 / First Colombia Gold Corp announced today the acquisition of Triangle Restaurant Group, a private company that has developed multiple fast food franchise brands over the last five years.
Jason Castenir, CEO of First Colombia Gold Corp. stated, "With the declining oil prices and the high cost of drilling, First Colombia Gold Corp. has made a giant step forward by divesting itself of some of its assets and has paid off a Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollar bank note, releasing liens held on equipment owned by the company." Mr. Castenir went on to state, "This will allow us the freedom to diversify the direction of our company and pursue additional acquisitions."
Clarence Parks, President of First Colombia Gold Corp. added, "We welcome Mr. Pete Iodice, the president of Triangle Restaurant Group, who brings with him years of experience and leadership in the fast food and restaurant industry."
You can read that full report and, more about FCGD here:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/fcgd-branches-fast-food-industry-170500350.html
BUSINESS SUMMARY
(FCGD – First Colombia Gold Corp.)
First Colombia Gold Corp. is a capital company engaging in the acquisition, exploration, and development of natural resource, energy, and real estate projects in Europe, North America, and South America. First Colombia Gold Corp. was founded in 1997 and is based in Memphis, Tennessee.
The Company’s strategy is to build assets and cash flow through acquiring undervalued energy assets and build value through:
Building economies of scale in exploration, development, production and distributionAdding reserves and increasing production by providing capital for exploration, equipment and well enhancementConducting exploration on properties and oil interests acquired which prior owners were unable to do due to financial or other constraintsSeek to be vertically integrated by building our own oil field services capability for drilling, maintenance and development wherever this is more cost effective.
The Company expects this business plan to result in a business model providing three revenue streams:
A revenue, profit or royalty interest in certain oil wells and leases, as a contractor providing oil well services ranging from drilling to operating to maintaining, and exploring and producing from wells and leases it own outright, which are subject to third-party royalties or working interests .
The company was formerly known as Amazon Goldsands Ltd. and changed its name to First Colombia Gold Corp. in November 2010.
The current business model is in developing diversified revenue streams through the acquisition of undervalued assets while leveraging operational management systems internally. Practices include improving operational efficiency and responding to volatile markets effectively.
The company currently has interests in 96 wells with a gross acreage of 4,302 acres. With ownership interests of certain oil wells, leases and working interests in the counties of Cumberland, Moroe and Clinton in Kentucky and Overton, Tennessee.
The company holds interests in the South Idaho silver project covering approximately 160 acres located to the south of Boise, Idaho; and the Boulder Hill project with 3 unpatented mining claims covering an area of approximately 60 acres located in the Lincoln County, Montana. It also holds interests in the Skip Silver prospect with 2 unpatented mining claims covering approximately 40 acres located in Montana. The company also signed a memorandum of understanding for 50% interest in a project located in Marysville Mining District in the Marysville area, and is comprised of the Nile Mine and nearby Springer II Placer mining claim, comprising approximately fifty-five acres. The Nile Mine Project consists of two unpatented lode claims covering over 1,000 feet in Montana.
http://www.firstcolombiagold.com/
MARKET OUTLOOK
The fast food industry in the United States generated approximately 191 billion U.S. dollars a year for the last two years. By 2018, this figure was forecasted to exceed 210 billion. The majority (77.3 percent) of this large market is comprised of on-premises restaurants and drive-thrus, the rest consists of off-premises dining (take out) and cafeterias and buffets. In 2013, there were more than 232 thousand fast food establishments in the U.S., employing over three and a half million people.
http://www.statista.com/topics/863/fast-food/
Demand is driven by consumer tastes and personal income. The profitability of individual companies depends on efficient operations and effective marketing. Large companies have advantages in purchasing, finance, and marketing. Small companies can compete effectively by offering superior food or service. The US industry is highly fragmented: the 50 largest companies account for about 20 percent of revenue.
http://www.hoovers.com/industry-facts.fast-food-quick-service-restaurants.1444.html
INVESTOR HIGHLIGHTS
FCGD appears ready to make a climb out of its current position.
FCGD intends to not only continue their current activity in the gas/oil & mining industry, but they have initiated a new subsidiary venture into the 191 Billion-Dollar Fast Food Industry.
FCGD looks like it could be a real bargain at well under a penny and all the potential upside that it appears to offer, AND has offered generously in the past.
FCGD focuses on identifying undervalued opportunities that they believe have potential for solid cash flow and growth in asset value.
FCGD could be a simple lay up in terms of a low risk and potentially high reward play.
You all know the drill from here. Don’t delay any longer, start your own research and see it for yourselves. Remember to book a profit when you can and always remember to never risk any more than you could afford to lose.
Sincerely,
The Liquid Tycoon Team
|
