Dave Rigby

$hg $hgraf now on week 43 of its weekly cycle, in daily cycle 4 (or an extended daily cycle 3 potentially), either way, it is late in the intermediated cycle, which means we are statistically ripe to descend into the weekly cycle low, a more intense weekly drop that happens about every 40-50 weeks for HG. In my chart below I have weekly candles labelling all the daily cycles (in blue) and weekly cycles (in yellow). Before this week or last Friday even, I was hoping and expecting that we would reclaim the weekly channel breakout that I have been tracking, but we closed back down inside of it, now we are on our 3rd week back inside that weekly channel and we are about to print an ugly monthly candle too. The first target is naturally the last high at 4.00-4.50 CAD, which lines up with the bottom rail. I mentioned this target last week in a recent T.A. post. The likelihood of getting there will increase once we break down under 5.77 (if we do) as we will then be making lower lows and lower highs on the daily time frame. Now, this is primarily a bearish call on the broader markets spilling over into everything, which includes Hydrograph. Oil is continuing to rise, and we are getting one of the worse energy crisis we have had in many decades or even 100 years. I think the market could start to sell off like in the covid crash over the coming weeks, especially if oil runs up to 150-200, which is looking more and more likely each day. How am I playing this? I sold some personal HG shares this morning at 6.90 as I plan to buy lower to increase my share count. I no longer have more cash with which to buy shares, so, I am going to take the risk of trading this in order to accomplish that. I realize that news could be released any day and I get trapped out, but that is a risk I am willing to take in order to increase my share count, as I really want to increase that. Don't operate out of fear, one can seize these types of opportunities (if it does indeed materialize) to get the position size they want, or one can just be patient and ride this great stock higher to the almost certain higher share prices awaiting us later this year. This is merely a short term outlook, I'm giving it a greater than 60% + probability of materializes given the cyclical timing and the macro backdrop to take us there. Just my short sighted opinion, Cheers everyone.

T2COM’s creation (and AAL’s continued role) represents a deliberate Army shift toward agility: instead of siloed commands, it unifies training, doctrine, and futures work under one roof in a civilian innovation hotspot (Austin/Capital Factory). This lowers barriers for nontraditional suppliers like HydroGraph, explicitly “escorting” technologies past the infamous “Valley of Death” where most DoD-relevant startups fail. Graphene—ultra-strong, lightweight, conductive, and thermally efficient—has game-changing military potential (armor, electronics, batteries, coatings, composites for vehicles/aircraft). A dedicated 2027 Graphene Innovation Consortia would formalize and accelerate this, focusing on scalable, consistent supply chains amid global critical-materials competition. HydroGraph’s claimed exclusivity (via its patented process) is significant: most graphene suffers from inconsistency, impurities, or poor scalability, limiting DoD adoption. Identical-batch, high-performance “fractal” graphene solves that, enabling reliable dual-use products. Partnership validation could unlock contracts, de-risk the technology for commercial markets (aerospace, energy, medical), and position HydroGraph (a small Canadian-origin firm with U.S. expansion) as a key player in Army material superiority. For investors and the broader graphene industry, it signals that “graphene’s time has come” for defense-driven scale-up. In short, the statement is not hype—it reflects real structural Army changes and a credible pathway for next-generation materials to reach Soldiers faster. The consortium details remain in the “planned/announced via company channels” stage, but everything else is directly verifiable on Army websites today. This is a textbook example of how the Pentagon is leveraging commercial innovation hubs like Austin to outpace adversaries in materials science.

The HydroGrift scam is ending. This was another pump and dump scam that many in gold and silver fell for. The CEO ended up being a paid promoter instagram THOT, not kidding. Lot of scammers on here were pushing $HGRAF