Longer Tail Tiger

Here's a link to a July 13, 2026 article published by Hydrograph titled: "The $1.82 Trillion Question: Why Concrete’s Sustainability Crisis Is Also Its Greatest Opportunity". LINK

And here's a link to what Universal Matters' website says about adding its graphene to concrete: LINK

KRMD as a spec play seems interesting and might be worthy of being placed on a watch list.

Per Zacks Investment research,

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KORU Medical Systems Inc. is a medical technology company. It focused on development, manufacturing and commercialization of patient-centric large volume subcutaneous infusion solutions. KORU Medical Systems Inc., formerly known as REPRO MEDSYSTEM, is based in MAHWAH, N.J.

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Closed today at $3.06. Per TipRanks, it's covered by 5 analysts, high target price of $8 and low target of $5, with a consensus target price of $6.30. FWIW, Zacks rates it a 2, i.e. a Buy.

Here's a link to KRMD's Second Quarter 2026 Results and Updates Full Year 2026 Guidance: LINK

And here's a link to a transcript of the 2026 Second Quarter conference call: LINK

ETA: FWIW, on September 8, 2026, the CEO bought 32,000 shares @ a price of $3.16 per share. LINK
And on June 11, 2026, he bought 5,000 shares @ a price of $3.96 and 7,500 shares @ a price of $3.93 per share. LINK

My shares were bought in a Schwab cash account, and I received an email this morning titled: "Vote now! HYDROGRAPH CLEAN POWER INC. Special Meeting".

I voted as recommended by HGRAF's management on all the propositions. :cheers:

ETA: the title of the email.

Are any of y'all still invested in, buying, holding, or trading VG or have it on a watch list? :cheers:

Per Grok AI re the named law firms:
"HydroGraph already has Canadian securities/corporate counsel experience on its board (e.g., a partner at a Toronto firm with relevant public-company and arrangement experience) and is working with established Canadian market participants (e.g., Canaccord as underwriter on recent financings). Adding or using competent U.S. counsel for the redomicile is standard and sufficient. In short, the named firms are excellent options if selected, but they are not a prerequisite. Another competent U.S. firm (or team) with the right cross-border public-company reorganization experience can handle the redomicile equally well—or better on cost, responsiveness, or fit with Hydrograph’s specific needs and Texas focus. The eventual choice of counsel will be a business decision by the company, not a legal requirement for the transaction to succeed. " [bolding added for emphasis]

I'm done adding shares too but added some earlier this week. Never allowed lending of any shares in my account and never used margin and never will. Hope it works out well for all of us! :cheers:

FWIW, below is a link to an article published on 8/27/2026, Thursday morning, titled: " Is TPC Stock The Construction Sector's Next Big Takeover Target? "
LINK

The Company's share price has risen substantially since 1/01/2024, i.e., from $8.90 to $88.84 on Friday. That is what got my attention. And its 52-range this year is $56.62-$102.30.

It's a stock that is down a good bit today. The article discusses fundamentals of TPC compared to other construction companies. It might be worth checking out.

I know nothing about technical analysis of charting stocks, and I only ran across and read the Zacks article today.

FWIW, here's a link to the Zacks article referenced above that was published this morning: LINK

HydroGraph ($HG | $HGRAF) CEO Kjirstin Breure presented to a full room today at the
@CG_Driven
Annual Growth Conference in Boston, sharing HydroGraph’s progress and strategy for scaling domestic graphene production.
LINK
If HG shareholders hold tight, it will be very difficult for any large investment fund or ETF, to add shares, without significantly spiking prices.
LINK

The information below is both noteworthy and very telling in my opinion.

The total trading volume (Canada + USA) with the share price declining yesterday (Tuesday) was only 932,467 and today (Wednesday) it was only 791,290.

On the other hand, with the share price rising on Monday and last Friday, the total trading volume (Canada + USA) was 1,935,956 on Friday and 2,388,979 on Monday.