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@pokeywhite @Paul41583 Both accounts made in December of 2025…hmmmm

@Paul41583 LMAO Jo Jo switched to his other account a couple hours after announcing he was "giving up and moving on" with his main account 😆🤣😆

$HGRAF - i predict the stock will be below $1 in 2027. No NASDAQ listing and no real revenues. Bambrough and his crew will move on to the next one.

@lukester588 @BambroughKevin @Goldbuguk1 @roblatty1985 @JayTaylorMedia The research facility is 2027….but maybe they will buy tonnage based on tests in other areas that have been ongoing in 2026.

@BambroughKevin @Goldbuguk1 @roblatty1985 @JayTaylorMedia You expect a joint research and production agreement w the Military announced within 2026? I can see your target easily reached if that gets announced this year. I was thinking it might take a little longer.

With the current deafening silence (playing to the hands of the shorts) would be great if @JayTaylorMedia or @BambroughKevin could get an interview with Kjirstin. I know there's a lot in the pipeline and I'm sure they are busy, but would go a long way to strengthen conviction

@TorpedoTrading This you? x.com/TorpedoTrading… x.com/TorpedoTrading… x.com/TorpedoTrading…

As predicted, $HGRAF heading towards its forever home of $0.000001

@burrytracker HGRAF

@burrytracker Hydrograph

26 years ago today, the dot-com bubble peaked At the time, these were the biggest tech companies on earth: • Yahoo: $125B company → delisted • Sun: Powered the internet → gone • Intel: Dominant chipmaker → -20% • Cisco: Most valuable stock → flat • Microsoft: The "boring" pick → +720% • Amazon: A bookstore → +6,290% But the company nobody was watching in 2000: Nvidia → +73,000% The next Nvidia is out there right now

@BambroughKevin @AdamAstro3 Were you surprised by how much or little was needed to make a large effect?

Based on the work @AdamAstro3 and I are doing… fractal graphene aggregates should be added to all tires. Anywhere that rubber meets the road. Huge gains to be had. Payback is crazy fast with fuel savings

@BambroughKevin @data_analyst000 I was expecting to accumulate till around August/September based on their catalysts, and then you destroyed my cost basis Kevin 🤣🤣 I would check Twitter every day to see how much discussion it was getting, and remember going “oh no” when I saw your cryptic Graphene tweet🤣

@data_analyst000 18c but i was nearly all the volume from there up to 30c Bought in batch’s 50s and kept adding over $1.

I would argue the opposite… Hydrograph is an Nanotech IP company that has been lost and unappreciated because it’s been marketing on the CSE amongst shitco miners. The audience is completely clueless to what Hydrograph $hg $hgraf is all about. Jaded investor group that doesn’t have a clue how to value it or if they should believe in it. So they have to wait for EPA approvals and other major milestones to see the forest through the trees. It’s moving to the Nasdaq and is now marketing to a world that is desperate for nanomaterials and graphene tech. Especially high tech applications and advanced biotech Very few mining guys got it… only the curious deep dive types. Jay was willing to look. Guys like Doug Casey and Jim Rogers have been on the hunt for a viable graphene solution for ages. They get it.

@maricopaflood Bit of an underperformer. Hopefully the next one can drop a bit more!

🌦️ ending this morning followed by a much cooler day near 70°F 🌤️🌵. Nice finish to the weekend! Pacific storm parade continues next week with renewed 🌧️🌩️ threat Monday evening into Tuesday #azwx ALERT 🌧️ alert.fcd.maricopa.gov/alert/Google/v… Latest Outlook 📝 maricopa.gov/878/Weather-Ou…

@lorigracewx @AZStormChase @NWSPhoenix Yeah this was the storm north of litch field. It was the shelf cloud. Lots of rotation, even some vertical though.

@wherebeedragons @AZStormChase @NWSPhoenix I could be wrong that but looks like the outflowy shelf stuff and not wall cloud rotation? Pointy part of the cloud aiming away from the rain was the telltale for me.

@AZStormChase @NWSPhoenix Not sure why the quality drops so much on upload):

@AZStormChase @NWSPhoenix

#azwx Using my tried and true method of GFS 10 day forecasts, I’m making a prediction of a tropical storm making landfall in AZ with a perfectly placed trough off the west coast, and a high end hurricane being drawn up from Baja. Lock it in.

#azwx Manifesting the perfect synoptic setup to bring this EPAC system’s remnants directly into Phoenix.

@rebilasphoto Wow that storm really came out of nowhere...

Here’s a drone photo of the sailboat out on a calm Lake Pleasant about 15 minutes before the boat was capsized by the high winds from the monsoon storm. #azwx 📸 @rebilasphoto

Scary moment at Lake Pleasant with a sailboat stuck on the water when high winds from the haboob hit. Immediately called 911 when it flipped. Sheriff just rescued them in pouring rain and lighting! #azwx 📸 @rebilasphoto

@BambroughKevin @bcarlson36 @todd_ramos @AlbertaOG @ianjgarnier @calvinfroedge Unfortunately the attacks on Kjirstin are just beginning as well. They’re digging up all the “dirt” they can. It’s insane the lengths people will go once a crusade starts 😕.

@bcarlson36 @todd_ramos @AlbertaOG @ianjgarnier @calvinfroedge Pardon all the typos. I wasn’t going to bother to respond to this thread but things are clearly getting out of hand given some of the statements being made and especially the deep and vicious personal attacks and now death threats.

@calvinfroedge is going to Austin to check out the $HG facility. I'm interested. #graphene $hgraf

@weebabalu I don’t know what this means but obviously Mary Ann

$HG $HGRAF Monday open

@goldsilvercommo @calvinfroedge @olli_tuovinen I estimate 150-300 tons max 2026, 2027 would be 1000-1500 tons max. So yes…it could be worth 10-20 billion in two years….which is still incredible. If there are no contracts within in the next 6-9 months…we’ve got a problem…

@wherebeedragons @calvinfroedge @olli_tuovinen But I do think it’s a bit crazy to go this hard at a company that he admits he could very well be wrong on.

A modern stock promotion is like this, but the people aren't in the same room, they're on social media. And they don't get a commission on your purchases, instead they just front run you.

@calvinfroedge @goldsilvercommo @olli_tuovinen Nope. But don’t characterize the company based off the ramblings of Kevin. Dude has heart, but isn’t realistic. Regardless, the company and product are exciting and their numbers are pretty crazy scaling/profit margin wise if things go well

@goldsilvercommo @olli_tuovinen If they deliver on rapid mass commercialization then yes, I will apologize and say I was wrong. Should we expect revenue to hit 8 or 9 figures within 1 year?

@calvinfroedge Based off previous interviews, the current CEO has little love for the previous CEO/CFO. Not sure if board forced them out or what, but the post March 2024 direction is significantly different from management before that. I don’t think there’s a grand stock option conspiracy

There's research getting funded, executives getting paid, but why does $hgraf appear to be nearly 100% retail owned? Where are the filings showing the positions that Davidson, Hemsworth, and Sorensen own in the company? Why have the CEO/CFO positions been a revolving door? Why was the founder of the company a securities lawyer of all things, that has been involved with a number of now unlisted companies?

@SBates8019 @calvinfroedge Also, they aren’t making products in the traditional sense. Seems like they literally just buy some oxygen and acetylene, make a few kg, then experiment with how they can enhance it. Obviously that requires some materials, but nowhere near a commercial product R&D.

@calvinfroedge Interested parties will pay the Geic for testing Hydrograph graphene I believe. When companies need Hydrographs technical team they'd pay for their assistance. Minuscule amount im sure. Might work out to 10's of 000's . Hydrograph won't make $ till 1st contract.

Isn't this technically an in-kind payment which should be recognized as revenue? Wouldn't the company benefit from either expensing or amortizing R&D to offset the billions in imminent profits? "Customers are paying for R&D" sounds fishy