re: Spec Play - HGRAF

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Well if they shorted it at that date they are fricked

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They are pushing the same report again. I've seen it in several places. At the time, they pushed the price down about 40% or so for a while.

ETA : Has anybody noticed that it closed at $6.08 on Friday and is $6.20 this morning (Fidelity). Is that due to currency exchange, or is their AH trading on the Canadian exchange?

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Yeah they got me, I saw it posted in numerous places

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It's a twofer. It's got new life and even though the info in it has either been proven to be false, or is just an opinion, people are going to read it.

I’m showing a close of $6.08 on Fidelity. The ask is $6.50 / bid is $6.20,

I’ve been a lurking on this thread for a couple months, bought in at $2.46 about a month ago and plan to buy more soon. I’ve also told a few people about this company and I know for sure 2 of them have invested. So I wanted to say thanks to all of you guys. I’m sure there’s others lurking and buying in also.

Have seen some TA predicting we hit $10 this week

Might be tough with broader markets struggling

I would take 7-8 in a heart beat

I've noticed small changes of a few cents. This is the first time I've noticed a change this large.

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This seems trivial, critiquing an office renovation, but if they can't get this simple task done or communicate the updates/delays, then my concern creeps in and my sell trigger gets itchy.

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I look at that differently. They seem focused on creating demand and use cases, but they have not pivoted to manufacturing graphene, yet. The HQ will be important for the stage when they have sales, billing, HR, logistics, and other back office functionality to manage.

Having said hat, the demand and use cases increase the value of the company. If they don't put a lot of resources into production, then it feels like they are setting themselves up for an acquisition, not necessarily a failure. This team may know very well that they are in over their head when it comes to facilities buildout, production processes, logistics, etc. They may be just making sure the buyout is at $30/share and not $5/share, so they can take their profits and turn the company over to someone who has the expertise to grow it from there.

If they are going to be acquired, I don't want to sell before that happens.

Having said that, they could already be talking to the experts on the production side. The model of replicating their Hyperion units and selling graphene doesn't seem to be the most complex model in the world, and many international conglomerates have started out of someone's garage. You can buy expertise.

I tried, but the glare is hiding it.

See page 159 for a better picture.

Looks like the permit number is 2025-160193 BP

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You guys who know nothing about Chemistry crack me up.
Yall need to learn about organic chemistry, Single and double bonded molecules, how to build long polymer chains etc...
She is talking about sheets that are one atom thick.
This is nothing you can see or understand with the naked eye.
This is nano technology.

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Guntoter

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Excuse me but I need to apologize to you.

I was under the impression that the one atom thick layers were also produces as larger sheets (which could one day happen), but HGRAF produces nanoparticles of one layer thick flakes. I was thinking pristine 1cm by 1cm sheets or larger. Maybe Hyperion will be able to do this one day.

I answered you back inappropriately, with:

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Thanks Einstein for giving us the one dimension we knew about pure graphene. It’s one atom thick.

You’re acting like since you cannot see it that it doesn’t deserve a measurement. Nano tech has measurements too, grasshopper. The Hyperion machines have parameters.

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You were right, and my premise was wrong. Hyperion isnt this smart yet. I still wanted to know just how many atoms across length and width even small, but my answer was not appropriate to you.

Sorry

-DStone12