re: Spec Play - HGRAF

HydroGraph Appoints Robert Yancey, Ph.D. to Lead Business Development in New Government, Aerospace and Defense Division

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“Dr. Yancey brings deep expertise in advanced materials and commercial growth specific to the defense and federal ecosystems,” said Kjirstin Breure, President and Chief Executive Officer of HydroGraph. “As we expand into these markets, his experience will be instrumental in positioning HydroGraph as a trusted supplier of high-purity, batch-consistent graphene for mission-critical applications, and particularly within the aerospace and defense sectors.

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Decent volume this morning, but not much price movement.

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I don't think we'll see much movement until we have announcements. There is no institutional investment, and pretty much everyone else is holding their shares and waiting.

Once the institutional buyers are in and it goes up, you will see more volatility.

Hiring someone, or presenting at a industry conference, announcing new use cases, etc, are just not enough to move the needle much. Once the redomicile is complete, we will start to see announcements coming out

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Your plan for playing that volatility?

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I'm sitting on the shares. There is no volatility now, but when it happens, I may sell at certain levels, but I'm not interested in selling every time the stock goes up a few bucks. I might sell some at $20, after a big runup, for example, and then try to buy back for the next big runup, but I would only do that for a small percentage of my shares.

I'm more looking to see if they are stagnating or they have run out of big customers. If that happens, and the big demand doesn't appear to be there, I may sell a bigger part of my portfolio.

I might buy some LEAPs if they are cheap when this stock lists on the US exchange.

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I’ll sell 20% at $10 to recoup investment.

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I hear you. I'm not going to predetermine my sell off point.

I think that late this summer and fall, we will have an idea of whether this is what Kevin Bambrough says it is, or if it's a dud and the demand really isn't there.

The skeptic in me doesn't like how slow this process is happening and that the narrative is too good to be true.

On the other hand, they are playing this very close to the vest and if this were all about hype, they would be pumping it up and selling off stock at every bump up.

Given what they are doing and who they are hiring, I think that the downside is not that this is a pump and dump, but that this is just being overhyped and that HGRAF is not going to blow up and become a trillion dollar company, but will be a competitive player in a competitive graphene market.

It all comes down to the TAM and what share of that HGRAF gets.

Remember, Kevin Bambrough has created a company (Turbostrata) to create patented uses for graphene.

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New to the thread. Just chiming in to say I’m steadily stacking with 810 shares at cost of $4.92/share. Goal is to get over 1,000 shares while we linger in the mid to high 4’s.

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I’m trying to get to 2k shares. Picked up another 120 last week so about another 260 to go to get me to 2000.

This is the most I’ve ever put into a money board stock.

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I am very surprised at the stability of the share price recently. Very surprised it has not tested $4.00.
What do you make of this?

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A bunch of people like us own the stock. Very few people are selling, and as soon as they do, people are picking them up.

Its all retail at this point.

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That press release will be the taking your finger out of the dike moment.

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That will be the starting point to when we really find out what HGRAF is worth.

Is their graphene really as good as they say it is? Will it dominate the sector?

Is the demand for HGRAF graphene as big as they tell us?

I’m eager to hear the results of the Sparc testing. That could be a big catalyst.

I’m actually tired of working and need this shite to take off to avout 3,000 in a couple weeks.

Edited due to math errors.