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@pokeywhite @DesertViewsCA @ceolexcon @BambroughKevin It's a valid complaint to wonder WHY they've pushed timelines on redomicile. But they've met the MAJORITY of timelines established. People need to accept they have reasons or to move on. This is still a high risk investment so it's probably just not for those who are impatient.

lol bro you're not worried about anyone but yourself, just be honest. You're impatient. That's the entirety of it. It'll happen when it happens. The people at the company know more about the timing than you do. That's a fact. Incessant complaining because they're not moving fast enough for you isn't going to accomplish anything. They're not going to speed things up to satisfy impatient retail guys. They're going to do what they feel is best for the company, when they feel it's best to do it. You should probably find something else to fill your time until that happens. This constant obsessing over missing a timeline you've convinced yourself HAS to be "the timeline" isn't healthy ✌️

The graphene production capacity that’s going to be rolling out is going to result in Wall Street modeling ridiculous numbers for earnings and market cap. I’ve personally introduced Morgan Stanley to Kjirstin. I plan to follow on with other key banking partners. Morgan Stanley gets critical minerals and the importance of Graphene. They were key in helping MP minerals (which I wrote up prior to the goverment deal they got) $hg $hgraf is positioned to become the leading nano tech, nano material company. They will earn support from top Wall Street bankers. In fact, the bankers will compete to support them. They will all get very large goverment deals. These things don’t happen over night. But, they will happen. Because the gov wants this tech to happen. They want turbostratic fractal graphene made in Texas. Security of supply… and it’s going to prove to the most enabling revolutionary commodity in recent memory. Wild stuff

@BambroughKevin In early March you were thinking 5k tons of orders could be announced. After your most recent visit, do you still think that's on the table for 2026? Not production capacity but just the orders?

It’s so exciting to be exploring on the leading edge of nanotechnology… it’s just like looking out into a night sky and pondering what lies beyond. It’s fascinating to try to comprehend why atoms and electrons behave as they do. How to work with them and influence the to behave the way we want them to. As investors and partners with $hg $hgraf we are unlocking a new deeper understanding of how matter can be manipulated and new materials can be synthesized. The results that are being achieved are profound. 5 hours locked in a room with Dr Sorensen has me both elated and exhausted. We are going after some of the biggest problems in the world to map out viable solutions that will he achieved due to turbostratic fractal graphene. It’s a world changing material.

@ArneriDesign I found this on the stocktwits community. @ArneriDesign but I do see that you posted this on your Twitter before I relayed it. If that was you on stocktwits, thanks! Didn't see it on this community before I posted

@NotJesseNile Jesse giving props to the person who found this gem of info is always the polite thing to do.

Tuesday Newsday. Well kind of. New page on the website. This seems like a pretty big deal. $HGRAF just solved the graphene integration problem for multiple markets. TAM just exploded. hydrograph.com/graphene-paste/

8. TLDR; Building a company from research to production is HARD. Hiring and training in niche industry is HARD. Timelines move around and news can be slow and that is HARD for investors. None of that changes what fractal graphene can do and where this company is eventually going.

7. ... making role within a niche company can tell you that the person is essentially worthless until they get a grasp of how the company actually works. Well with $hgraf, NOBODY knows how any of this works yet. It's all greenfield and their creating the path at the same time....

1. Pretty damn quiet in here recently so thought I'd share some thoughts on this quiet part of the news cycle. I really think theres so many moving parts within the organization right now that it's become a full time job on those that are long term employees with $hgraf to ....

@DesertViewsCA So you were just pointing out that major companies have earnings... solid work

@NotJesseNile Thanks for the information. I didn’t know that. 🙄

Dec 2021-Dec 2022 Apple had a 26% drop. Jan 2022-Oct 2023 Verizon dropped 40%. Meta dropped 60% in 1 year as well. Individual BLUE CHIP stocks can have extreme volatility. Let alone pre rev wonder material stocks. In 1 year this won't even register as a blip. $hgraf

@DesertViewsCA I think you missed the point. Companies WITH earnings can be volatile. Major companies can have huge market cap swings. We should definitely expect that and more with a pre revenue company

@NotJesseNile The companies you mentioned all have revenues and earnings.

@RonaldVolusus Oh yeah. Anybody on that side of the trade is definitely hurting. Even if they timed the top perfectly and repositioned for the retrace to the $5 level. Hopefully that acts as a deterrent for future shenanigans.

@NotJesseNile Shorts are missing a couple of legs now.

Look at today's extremely low volume. It's screaming at us that the $HGRAF manipulation from the last two days was a total setup. We just saw millions of shares churning while the 'plumbing' of that March 5th $30M placement was being moved around.

$HGRAF IMO. Shorts covered and drove us up to 8 on EPA news. Repositioned and drove price down to 5-5.50 and met a massive buying wall at those levels. Now I see lower volume in line with what we were trading before the news. we trade on news now and the Short play is over. IMO

2nd half feb SEC FTD report dropped. Showing 740k FTD's from 2/17-end of Month Feb. Feb 25-26th amount specifically was 600ish thousand of the FTDs with 140k on the 25th. See link to parse yourself. open in excel seems to work pretty good. sec.gov/data-research/…

@Lokin4helpo @BambroughKevin @umesh_gandhi007 Old TAM numbers based off the assump that useful Graphene product can't be produced, consistent, at scale, cheaply. Once somebody can do that. TAM explodes and touches every industry. The TAM for just Cement alone will be crazy at .05% loading levels. asu.elsevierpure.com/en/publication…

@BambroughKevin @umesh_gandhi007 @BambroughKevin - where is all the demand going to come from? The projected total market for Graphene by 2030 is right around $3 billion. I believe in the tech - but the numbers being presented seem to high and would take entire industries to shift - which is slow typically.

Investor sentiment can be very fickle. A month ago, investors would have been salivating in the notion that Hydrograph could get upto $8+ CAD. Now that its peaked at $11+ only 2 days ago, “investors” are running from the hills when the current price is 25% lower. Can’t win.