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Appreciate the response.
Not too many companies will show continuous ++ growth every year in their numbers. The CAGR is as you say, to smooth out between points. This CAGR does provide a picture of their ability to produce results over time. I was surprised by TMG numbers showing a smoothed out CAGR 17.2%(?).
There is no doubt that TMG has to expand its sales. All companies,big or small, have this as a must. It is more difficult for the smaller. IMO,TMG is at a good state of development with their offerings and their business plan, and at a good time regards the climate push. The latter will eventually find dollars filter throughout all levels of economic activity. IMO,based on prone's postings, this is not happening widespread at this point in time. It has moved from the initial international climate meeting to individual nations developing their responses into various organizations within nations. Companies with contracts from this and their subcontracting out is what to look for. That is when the action will kick in. All that preceeds is more posturing and positioning. Imo when this comes about,TMG will be part of the action.
Meanwhile,"back at the ranch", CAGR of 17.2% may be upward moveable. I will wait for the next set of numbers,then the 4th 1/4 and year's end.