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Your post just confirms my thinking of they we not prepared to play in the big leagues. I was kicking myself for selling right after the peak. I think I am forgiving myself.
I hope the succeed and prosper and I am still watching....
I hope the succeed and prosper and I am still watching....
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re: Spec Play - HGRAF
Posted by Swazla on 4/6/26 at 3:32 pm to supermiller
So it is a big red flag that management was touting a pipeline into the Bellville facility when it seemed ridiculous to pipeline it next door. I was either unprepared, sloppy or misleading on purpose.
Many years ago, during the dot com revolution I was told by a wise man: "Assume technical success. The test is can the management deliver on the promise of the technology".
I fear we are there,
Many years ago, during the dot com revolution I was told by a wise man: "Assume technical success. The test is can the management deliver on the promise of the technology".
I fear we are there,
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You can just stop here for the majority of the people you're addressing.
Please don’t say things that you have no way of knowing about.
re: Spec Play - HGRAF
Posted by Swazla on 4/5/26 at 9:09 pm to supermiller
Western has been delivering trailer mounted acetylene systems for manufacturers from the Bellville site for years. It's on their website with pictures. That's not new.
My dog had more sense than you and he died in 1960. Seriously.
Marco Rubio's great speech against lifting of Iranian sanctions in 2015
Posted by Swazla on 3/26/26 at 7:55 pm
The vote in the House was 400-25, the Senate "almost unanimous".
In 2015. Pushed by Barack Hussein Obama.
LA Times
So what Senator Marco Rubio had to say on the Senate floor during debate was definitely against the tide. But he said it anyway.
Click on the mike icon on the bottom of the screen
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In 2015. Pushed by Barack Hussein Obama.
LA Times
So what Senator Marco Rubio had to say on the Senate floor during debate was definitely against the tide. But he said it anyway.
Click on the mike icon on the bottom of the screen
All I know is the whole thing, from
The beginning, was fishy as hell.
The beginning, was fishy as hell.
That's good to know.
I really want them to succeed. Not only for my bank account but for the good of the whole country and beyond. But I don't see anyone in their management that has been thru the battles of continuous production.
Good video. All the positive stuff. One of the comments was asking about graphene's toxicity (it was used in the Covid vaccines) ad how would be recycled.
I am assuming un pure graphene would not be good to inject into someone but her post got me thinking about recycling Hydrograph's graphene. KB was talking about how will it bonds to so many materials would that be a problem down the road. For example cooper, which is easily recycled to the point that most cooper very mined and produced is still in use today. Would that become a problem. With steel or aluminum?
Just my thoughts.
My other thought is the Hyperion units. My background is automotive consulting so I have done my share of investing failures and I am knowledgeable of the history of the internal combustion engine and all of the research that has been done since the early 80's in what happens when hydrocarbons combusts and the pressures and heats produced and the resulting stress and metal fatigue that affects engine life spans. Hydrograph is doing the same thing except, as far as I know, at atmospheric pressure and not like in an engine with a 10-1 compression ratio but still in a 70 liter combustion chamber with some apparatus in the combustion chamber from the illustrations. In an IC engine all of those fuel and ignition controls are outside of the combustion chambers where the pressure and heat are.
So, I assume that HG has not run these unit(s) on continuous duty cycles for weeks at a time. In the the auto and truck engine business they will run them hard through ridiculous cycles to stress test them, fix what breaks and do that again. I would hate to see their expensive units break form the wear and tear from that kind of environment.
Sorry for the long post. I have skin in this and am bullish but I am a nuts and bults guy.
I am assuming un pure graphene would not be good to inject into someone but her post got me thinking about recycling Hydrograph's graphene. KB was talking about how will it bonds to so many materials would that be a problem down the road. For example cooper, which is easily recycled to the point that most cooper very mined and produced is still in use today. Would that become a problem. With steel or aluminum?
Just my thoughts.
My other thought is the Hyperion units. My background is automotive consulting so I have done my share of investing failures and I am knowledgeable of the history of the internal combustion engine and all of the research that has been done since the early 80's in what happens when hydrocarbons combusts and the pressures and heats produced and the resulting stress and metal fatigue that affects engine life spans. Hydrograph is doing the same thing except, as far as I know, at atmospheric pressure and not like in an engine with a 10-1 compression ratio but still in a 70 liter combustion chamber with some apparatus in the combustion chamber from the illustrations. In an IC engine all of those fuel and ignition controls are outside of the combustion chambers where the pressure and heat are.
So, I assume that HG has not run these unit(s) on continuous duty cycles for weeks at a time. In the the auto and truck engine business they will run them hard through ridiculous cycles to stress test them, fix what breaks and do that again. I would hate to see their expensive units break form the wear and tear from that kind of environment.
Sorry for the long post. I have skin in this and am bullish but I am a nuts and bults guy.
No highlights. Sounded like a DC political sound bite. But I expected that.
we need an insider to leak :lol:
we need an insider to leak :lol:
re: Joe Kent just potentially derailed prosecutor case against Kirk assassin
Posted by Swazla on 3/24/26 at 6:05 pm to HailHailtoMichigan!
I’ve been thinking there was more to it than just him.
They were told not to. Just as the doctors were told not to by the state medical boards. This was coordinated by The Association of State Medical Boards. This is a real thing located in Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth. It’s how the controlled the doctors.
re: IRGC Order to prepare nuclear weapons
Posted by Swazla on 3/21/26 at 9:27 pm to Mike da Tigah
Are we getting breaking news on YouTube???
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warfare in the way we're conducting it creates enemies.
No Warfare is intended to destroy enemies.
Not until that Iranian government is totally destroyed and is replaced by one of the Iranian people of their choosing so we can have real peace.
re: Spec Play - HGRAF
Posted by Swazla on 3/19/26 at 2:06 pm to FieldEngineer
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It's a good area for manufacturing. Port of Houston is 73 miles away and the railroad is 65 miles away.
The pictures you linked was from the realtor's website. If you use that address in Google Maps you see that it is very rural and that building is right on a small road with farming buildings very close to it and a railroad tract about 100 yards away.
The reason I am saying that is that this operation should need good security. They will need a lot of enhancements to the grounds for security and in the building itself to make it fire and explosion proof or resistant. There is a lot of work to be done there. I keep having this feeling that there is not a lot of experience in management at production and quality.
Management is an activity and ai did not see much experience in the bios of their management team.
You not serious?
I wrote about this lack of manufacturing capabilities previously. And this capability was not going to be developed while trying to move to Texas. I read the back ground of all their key players and the only one who had any relevant business development experience was Tom Eldridge but even he had no experience in manufacturing
Why am I bringing this up? Because if you are going to need 100s or 1000s of Hyperion units and maintain IT security you have to make them in house which will require an in house, secure manufacturing department. Im my thinking it would have to be next to the plant in Houston because you couldn't do it in Austin and you would have to be effective and efficient you have to b literally next door. The work load would be design, build, assemble test quality control, diagnosis, inventory (of new for growth and replacement for failed components which will happen in a stressed explosive environment.
They have none of the capabilities to make Hyperion units at scale so no graphene at scale. This was obvious to me a week ago or so to me. That's why I sold and took my profit.
I hope they succeed wildly and I hope everyone here shares in that success. Good luck.
Why am I bringing this up? Because if you are going to need 100s or 1000s of Hyperion units and maintain IT security you have to make them in house which will require an in house, secure manufacturing department. Im my thinking it would have to be next to the plant in Houston because you couldn't do it in Austin and you would have to be effective and efficient you have to b literally next door. The work load would be design, build, assemble test quality control, diagnosis, inventory (of new for growth and replacement for failed components which will happen in a stressed explosive environment.
They have none of the capabilities to make Hyperion units at scale so no graphene at scale. This was obvious to me a week ago or so to me. That's why I sold and took my profit.
I hope they succeed wildly and I hope everyone here shares in that success. Good luck.
re: Spec Play - HGRAF
Posted by Swazla on 3/12/26 at 11:11 am to Dock Holiday
Question: How much is the Iran war news effecting price and helping shorts?
re: WSJ: $29 MILLION paid by Indiana Medicaid program to provide therapy to just 84 children
Posted by Swazla on 3/11/26 at 7:34 pm to Sterling Archer
Doesn’t Medicare and rate schedules and billing codes. I know states oversee it but the Fed sets the rates. Someone in Indiana government got paid.
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