NaturalBeam

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Hopefully it drops to pennies

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:bow:

If we could just get one more short-term drop to $1 or less, I'll need to start playing golf again to prepare for my early retirement.

Good Reddit comment on the video:

“I’ve gone through the summary twice and all I can get out of it is ‘you don’t have enough shares’”

:lol:

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A HydroGraph Clean Power Update from Kerry Landis

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Great interview :cheers:

Some highlights:

- Said he expects EPA approval in Q1, and he does not know of any hang-ups, just the final processing.

- Expects "a few" purchase orders to come in Q1 and expects this year to be significant in building up those contracts

- They expect to be in the lab in Austin by the end of February, certainly by the end of Q1. They'll get a hyperion unit or 2 up and running there, and then will have Grand Opening in Q2.

- They are building 2 more hyperion units in Manhatten and expect them to be completed by end of February - that will give them capacity of 30 tons/year. They are coming in cheaper to build than the previous $350-500k estimate.

- A contract for a provider of acetylene is in the final review stage and he expects to have that contract in hand next month, or by the end of Q1. Once approved, construction of the production facility outside of Houston will begin (already an existing building) to scale up to have "many, many" hyperion units by the end of the year.

- He anticipates NASDAQ listing not until Q2 due to the heavy regulatory requirements. It's well under way now. They will redomicile into the US at the same time.

- U.S. Army research lab plans to develop a GEIC in the U.S. and is bringing HGRAF in to play a center role in that (2-3 year process).

That's the current rumor on the webs:

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Other than it getting EPA approval last month, I haven't looked into GMG at all. But I found this post of Reddit interesting, comparing GMG to HGRAF. The GMG folks seems pretty confident they have the better product:

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In a nutshell, the difference is that HGRAF produces and sells high purity graphene to customers. It’s then up to the customer to search and develop an application WITH and FOR this graphene.

GMG produces its own high purity graphene AND develops products around it.

That’s the difference.

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It should be noted that HGRAF does not actually sell any significant quantities of graphene. They always talk about how may 'customers' they have but just because a company is testing their graphene does not mean they are or will become a customer. Also, they talk about high margins but until a customer actually pays that price they cannot be certain what the margin is.

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HGRAF is a lot of hype but they have not made any significant sales or contracts. They have missed every target date for contracts, EPA approval, uplisting, and production facility buildout. If not for the pump by Kevin B. on social media, HGRAF would still be trading at 20 cents. It is way overvalued considering the lack of progress.

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GMGs graphene quality is much higher. It’s pure graphene because there is no oxygen involved in the production process. The model of selling graphene direct is where gmg was 5 years ago and it doesn’t work. You need your own applications because no one knows what to do with the powder so it’s worthless on its own. HG will find that out at some point too.

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Not that this has to be a zero sum game or anything, but I found it amusing/interesting.

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Thanks for the post in Arabic

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I tried to read it in my head in this voice:

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I would not be surprised if more older coaches pack it in like Saban.

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Brian Kelly did. He just didn't tell us about it.

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No he’s mad because he sold before the big run up last fall. You can track his posts in the thread.

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Ouch. Yeah it looks like he sold around $35-40 right before the big run up.

I've been there, too. But I don't actively root against other people b/c of sour grapes. :rolleyes:

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Hypothetical

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Congrats, baw!

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Just sue them and watch them fold.

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For what? The statement by the NCAA doesn't sound like he has much of a leg to stand on.

Now maybe there is another side to the story, but if so, what is it?

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What happened?

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Frank Wilson coaches him now. He saw that huge TD run and decided it was time to go to another RB.