Josh Lipka

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Josh Lipka

Josh Lipka

@jtl10001

Katılım Ağustos 2025
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Zachariah Loney
Zachariah Loney@LoneyZachariah·
Hey Josh, appreciate the question. I really did see 14 CAD and higher as the most likely near term targets back in early March, and on March 7 I posted saying I gave the bear case a smaller chance, maybe 20-30% if I recall correctly (x.com/i/status/20300…). In that post I stated that rising oil prices would be an inflationary pressure on the market and lead to a recession, but I didnt know how long or how bad the Iran war and oil prices would get. Now it is very clear to me that it will be very bad for the global economy, and I expect markets to crash shortly, maybe starting this week, maybe starting in a couple months, I dont know exactly when, but that will drag down HG too. That above point is my primary basis for my current short term bearish forecast, but my secondary basis is the cycle count: we are near the end of the weekly cycle, which is the declining pgase of a cycle. We are due for that decline now. If we were going to make those highs of 14-25 CAD then we should have made them by now for that run, but now we are too late in the weekly cycle. We could have extended the cycle (and there is still a small chance we may do that), but to me it looks like we will go lower now. We have lost the momentum, making lower lows and lower highs now as well, so that with the bearish macro back drop leads me to see HG going lower first to complete this weekly cycle sooner rather than extending it in a bulish fashion. There are several other technical based reasons too, but for the sake of not making this reply too long I'll leave it at that for now. I see a strong chance for an awesome run later in the summer or even late spring. But I'm gonna play it day by day
Zachariah Loney@LoneyZachariah

Also I'm remaining open to the possibility that oil continuing to spike can put serious inflationary pressures on the main equity markets, and likely for HG too. Its not my base case, but I'd give it a 20-30% chance over the next couple weeks. The weekness in markets is highly correlated to the oil price it seems. So, its good to be mentally prepared. I expect it would be short lived. But mental preparation helps to avoid panic.

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Zachariah Loney
Zachariah Loney@LoneyZachariah·
Been a while since I posted a chart about $HG $HGRAF as I have been waiting to see how things unfold for it and the markets. I think we could find an ultimate low in the shaded triangle area, as low as 3.50 CAD, very briefly, then a very strong bounce higher again and then way, way up. of the weekly channel I have been following for months now. I think we could find an ultimate low in the shaded triangle area, as low as 3.50CAD, very briefly, then a very strong bounce higher again and then way, way up. This is my base case, I give it a 65-70% chance probability. If oil sells off and markets pump even higher, then we could hold this area and go higher, but I see it as the more unlikely scenario.
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Massimo
Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
In a stunning breakthrough, electrons in graphene have exhibited behavior long considered impossible by physicists. At the material's Dirac point—a critical electronic state where graphene is neither fully a metal nor an insulator—the electrons cease behaving like individual particles and instead flow collectively as a nearly perfect quantum liquid. This strange fluid is extraordinarily smooth, with a viscosity so low it rivals the ultra-hot plasma that existed in the early universe or is recreated in modern particle accelerators—far smoother than any known behavior in ordinary solid matter. The most shocking discovery: heat and electric charge decoupled completely, resulting in the largest violation ever observed of the Wiedemann–Franz law. This fundamental rule, which has held for over a century in all conventional metals, states that heat and electrical conductivity should move in lockstep. In graphene's quantum fluid, however, the ratio deviated by more than 200 times from the expected value. This makes graphene far more than just a wonder material—it serves as a remarkable laboratory for exploring extreme quantum phenomena once thought observable only in black holes, quark-gluon plasmas, or the conditions inside massive particle colliders. Beyond its fundamental importance, this ultra-clean, highly responsive quantum behavior could lead to revolutionary applications, including next-generation ultra-sensitive sensors capable of detecting minute electrical or magnetic fields with unprecedented precision. ["Universality in quantum critical flow of charge and heat in ultraclean graphene." Nature Physics, 13 August 2025]
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urn2023
urn2023@urn2023·
@BambroughKevin @umesh_gandhi007 I was too quick. Should ofcourse be; Management says that ramping up production to a couple of tonnes will be done over a few years. How many years do you think it is to reach sales of 5000 tonnes? Thanks $HG $HGRAF
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umesh gandhi
umesh gandhi@umesh_gandhi007·
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.
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@umesh_gandhi007 @devengandhi Oh I completely agree about investor sentiment, at least for some. Look at all the folks that claimed they would be patient, now demanding news. This has happened on every run up. Those who really believe stay. Those who need a fix get bored and leave. Doesn't change anything.

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Josh Lipka
Josh Lipka@jtl10001·
@urn2023 @BambroughKevin @umesh_gandhi007 They literally have been producing more than a couple tons per year for a long time already. The amount of people talking out of ignorance or straight up lying about this company recently is staggering.
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urn2023
urn2023@urn2023·
@BambroughKevin @umesh_gandhi007 Management says that ramping up production to a couple of tonnes will be done over a few years. How many years do you think it is to reach sales of 5000 tonnes? Thanks $HG $HGRAF
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Bayarmaa
Bayarmaa@bayarmaa_daam·
HGRAF short squeeze starting? The FUDs went all in shorting it until there is no available shares
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Chuck Schumer
Chuck Schumer@SenSchumer·
When I talked to Secretary Rubio, I implored him to be straight with Congress and the American people about the objectives of these strikes and what comes next. Iran must never be allowed to attain a nuclear weapon but the American people do not want another endless and costly war in the Middle East when there are so many problems at home. The administration has not provided Congress and the American people with critical details about the scope and immediacy of the threat. Confronting Iran’s malign regional activities, nuclear ambitions, and harsh oppression of the Iranian people demands American strength, resolve, regional coordination, and strategic clarity. Unfortunately, President Trump’s fitful cycles of lashing out and risking wider conflict are not a viable strategy. The administration must brief Congress, including an immediate all senators classified briefing and in public testimony, to answer these vital questions. The Senate should quickly return to session and reassert its constitutional duty by passing our resolution to enforce the War Powers Act. My prayers are with our brave American servicemembers.
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Josh Lipka
Josh Lipka@jtl10001·
@TheSqeakyMouse Sqeaky Mouse thank you for all of your reassurance over the past six months 🙏
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Shane Migura
Shane Migura@TheSqeakyMouse·
Hydrograph $HGRAF is now EPA approved, over $4 ready to be listed on the Nasdaq, and breaking out from months of consolidation.
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Josh Lipka
Josh Lipka@jtl10001·
@Steve_I_AG @thatkidbigmike @NotJesseNile @BambroughKevin Kjirstin said not long ago they were making 2 (maybe 3?) more Hyperion units and are moving into their Austin location next month. So they are increasing their capacity. EPA and Houston should be soon. Check out some more interviews it sounds like there are some you missed.
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Kevin Bambrough
Kevin Bambrough@BambroughKevin·
Warning: Fractal Graphene can lead to sleep deprivation due to excitement ;)
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Josh Lipka
Josh Lipka@jtl10001·
First time I’ve ever googled when a president is expected to sign a military budget. I wonder how long it takes for them to start talking about what’s in it?
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Josh Lipka
Josh Lipka@jtl10001·
@fuzzygreysocks @EPA No EPA approval today. Did you know that it took six months from nanoxplore’s scoping meeting to full approval? Guess how many months it has been since Hydrograph’s meeting? Who knows if and when they will be approved but some guesses are a little more educated than others.
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Charleston Golf
Charleston Golf@CHSGolfEvents·
Hope anyone who hasn't been blocked by this dbag is keeping receipts; should be sued for all the false claims he's made (not that his broke ass has anything to take) Hit up @UraniumTrends and let him know they're already in the last phase of approval: Risk Management $HG $HGRAF
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Josh Lipka
Josh Lipka@jtl10001·
@UraniumTrends I bet you don’t even know their case numbers on the epa website. You’re not going to fool me!
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Uranium Trends
Uranium Trends@UraniumTrends·
Hydrograph $HG $HGRAF won't get EPA approval in the coming year. Moreover, there's good chance application will be rejected. When shady mgmt and Scambrough saying it's a done deal and timeline is few months, they are outright lying.
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🏴‍☠️@calvinfroedge·
Nickels are a better investment than $hgraf and it's not even close People just love to get diluted by a place with a fake office I guess
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Josh Lipka
Josh Lipka@jtl10001·
@calvinfroedge @SeawaterUranium Oh okay that makes sense. Looks like plenty of parking for the employees to park in the back. Thank you seawater for clearing that up. Maybe it was just a busy day when you were there. Google maps shows a lot of empty spots. Thank you for your due diligence!
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🏴‍☠️@calvinfroedge·
@jtl10001 @SeawaterUranium He's in the loading area. There are store fronts on other side. I found the only one that was vacant and assumed hydrograph taking over lease. There were 3-5 parking spots per storefront and I actually saw people arguing over parking. I went door to door asking for Hydrograph.
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Josh Lipka
Josh Lipka@jtl10001·
@CapybaraShort Very nice dress! Don’t forget to make another post of the photos she posted from Washington DC this week meeting with members of congress who are in the House Committee on the Budget! Exciting stuff to come.
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Massimo
Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
Graphene just broke a fundamental law of physics. Its electrons just did something physicists thought was impossible. For nearly 200 years, metals have obeyed the Wiedemann-Franz law – the rule that electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity always rise and fall together. But in ultra-clean graphene, researchers at the Indian Institute of Science found the opposite. As electrical conductivity increased, thermal conductivity dropped, shattering a principle taught in every physics textbook. The key lies at the “Dirac point,” a strange electronic tipping point where graphene is neither a metal nor an insulator. Here, electrons stop behaving like individual particles. Instead, they flow collectively as a nearly perfect fluid – a state called a “Dirac fluid.” This discovery doesn’t just rewrite the rules for graphene. It provides a tabletop window into extreme physics usually reserved for black holes and high-energy colliders. Scientists say this behavior could help probe mysteries of quantum entanglement, black hole thermodynamics, and the very fabric of matter itself. ["Universality in quantum critical flow of charge and heat in ultraclean graphene." Nature Physics, 2025]
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Josh Lipka
Josh Lipka@jtl10001·
@ICEgov Why can ICE violate the constitution and our rights by breaking into US citizens’ homes and detaining them without a warrant? How can it be treason to oppose tyranny?
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ICE drone footage shows anti-ICE protestors obstructing the duties of our officers and agents during Operation Midway Blitz last week in Chicago. While personnel tried to protect federal property, one agitator who made headlines last week because of his superhero apparel can be seen picking up a tear gas canister and throwing it toward our officers. He was arrested and charged.
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