HG

jonnycoder4005

Guess I need to keep selling puts on the future /HG, aye?

Dax420

My Canadian lottery tickets: MDA, HG, DCOP.

Zealousideal-Sky3168

It could help. The US is depleting their weapon stocks and need more. If they knew about graphene and how it could make our weapons stronger, lighter, smarter etc, they would give us a contract and incorporate HG into all their new materials. I don’t believe in war and am not hoping the war stretches on longer then absolutely necessary, but I do think it makes a better case for needing new and improved weapons as well as creating new stockpiles. Why make new inferior weapons when we could make them all better going forward by adding a minuscule amount of HG? 

Zealousideal-Sky3168

My husband and I are all in. He got into it first and I thought the whole thing sounded like woo woo science fiction until I started my own deep dive. I think that will be the biggest hurdle, educating potential customers to the upside of incorporating graphine into their products, and educating consumers on why products with graphene are superior. Now that I’m so excited myself, I’ve been telling friends and family how amazing HG is and encouraging them to invest, but they don’t fully understand it and everyone is weary of a miracle substance they don’t understand. HG needs to continue putting out educational videos and finding a way to get the science out in a trustworthy package with a red bow on top.  If people understood, they would buy. I believe this will for sure happen someday, what I worry about is possible future completion or poor execution. It’s a miracle material, 100%, will they be able to convince the market of that and scale it without major issues or set backs? We’re betting almost every penny we have on it, so I hope so. My husband drove me nuts the last year on twitter reading about HG constantly, listening to the podcasts etc. I would complain that I didn’t want to hear the annoying podcasts or shareholder meetings and telling him he was addicted  to X. Now I’ve signed up for an X account, I had always been resistant, and only so I could read about HG, I just logged into Reddit for the first time in years, to read about HG, and like my husband has for a year, I check our Schwab account and scour for any new announcements several times a day. I feel like an addict and I can’t stop 😂 I will feel like such an idiot if we’re wrong about this, and we will be pretty broke. But in my gut I believe in HG in a way I’ve never believed in any of our prior investments. Hoping for the moon.  I know nothing about stocks, so take this with a grain of salt, but if I was someone just starting my research, I would buy now. I have a feeling the price will be quite a bit harder to break into within 1 week or max a few months. This one investment could change your entire life. My husband’s a brilliant man and he has no doubts. But if you can. 

Scalpaholic

Maybe seeing too far into the future? Like seeing when the human race splits into Morlocks and Eloys from HG Wells' "The Time Machine"?

Spy300

>Real yields will shortly become the net driver of gold. Oil up, gold up from here on out. >https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HG_6Henb0AAHkO4?format=png&name=360x360 ✅️

Ukrainiac_84

HG for the win $7.30 cdn up from .23 a year ago

Bush_Trimmer

really now; 6 posts calling for a market crash w/in 12 months? your mama is calling for help with the rental property. https://www.reddit.com/r/StockMarket/s/Zcfs7qMDc3 https://www.reddit.com/r/rebubblejerk/s/2V9HG34lTt https://www.reddit.com/r/TQQQ/s/3Lx6gv1lz3 https://www.reddit.com/r/TQQQ/s/HfAxLeiHJk https://www.reddit.com/r/TQQQ/s/7BXINLO61g

whalespray

Ive only been doing this for 6 months but I bought 500 HG at 2.20 and sold 350 at 11. That was pretty chill.

DJSANJ

Around 17%, SMH, TSM, QIMC, COPX, ATH, HG. Still buying at discount.

zbern

Has anybody looked at insurance recently? Currently diving into $HG - Hamilton Insurance Group. "Hamilton Insurance Group, Ltd., through its subsidiaries, operates as a specialty insurance and reinsurance company in Bermuda and internationally. It operates Hamilton Global Specialty, Hamilton Select, and Hamilton Re underwriting platforms. The company offers casualty reinsurance products, such as commercial auto, general liability, healthcare, multiline, personal motor, professional liability, umbrella and excess casualty, and worker’s compensation and employer’s liability reinsurance; property reinsurance and insurance; and specialty reinsurance solutions, including accident and health, aviation and space, crisis management, mortgage, financial risks, marine and energy, and multiline specialty." Seems financials overall have been taking a huge hit because of this private credit issue and everything else is just getting dragged with it on top of everything going on in the Middle East. [Last Presentation ](https://s203.q4cdn.com/992304269/files/doc_financials/2025/q4/4Q25-HG-Investor-Presentation.pdf)

ScubaAlek

I’ve owned LIB for about 3 years, HG just over a year, CH since November. FLT I’ve known about since 2021 but only recently bought in. DMED I’ve had my eye on since they got rights to their ground stimulation tech but also bought recently. HPQ.V is a more recent pick. TRI and DUOL are big companies that I personally believe have been beat down beyond reason on AI fears. CHE.UN is a huge manufacturer and supplier of water treatment and industrial chemicals, equipment, and related services. SJ supplies poles and other pole related equipment for power lines. POW is very old and I think their WealthSimple ownership specifically will continue to print for them.

ScubaAlek

HG.CN, LIB.V, DMED.V, TRI, FLT.V, SJ, POW, DUOL, CHE.UN, HPQ.V, and CH.V Many of those are trendy now, but they weren’t when I bought them.

BluePineappleMagic

I’m not sure what everyone’s trading style or timelines are like. But I’ve been in HG for 2.5 yrs and plan on holding for years to come. Up action down action makes zero difference to me at this point. I’m used to the volatility and I like the asymmetric risk/reward 

Comprehensive-Eye547

HG folks finding out what happens after massive pump

Macaroon-Putrid

Is Graphene's Future in Products or Powder? Meet "Baby HydroGraph $HG $HGRAF" – potential multi-bagger $GMG $GMGMF. As always this is a high risk, high reward play. Invest at your own discretion. This is not financial advice. In the rapidly evolving world of advanced materials, graphene stands out as a transformative substance with unparalleled strength, conductivity, and versatility. Traditionally derived from graphite through energy-intensive processes, graphene production has long been tied to mining dependencies and environmental concerns.  However, two innovative companies have both  pioneered methods to manufacture high-purity graphene without relying on graphite, using sustainable, synthetic processes involving hydrocarbon gases.  [HydroGraph Clean Power Inc.](https://hydrograph.com) and  [Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd](https://graphenemg.com)  This breakthrough positions them at the forefront of a market projected to reach billions, driven by applications in coatings, lubricants, composites and batteries. HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. (ticker: HG.CN on the Canadian Securities Exchange; HGRAF on OTCQB) boasts a market capitalization of approximately **CAD 3.45 Billion**, based on a share price of about CAD 9.97, with roughly 346 million outstanding shares, reflecting strong investor confidence in its patented detonation synthesis technology. In contrast, Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd. (ticker: GMG.V on the TSX Venture Exchange; GMGMF on OTCQX) has a more modest market cap of around **CAD 277 Million**, based on a share price of about CAD 2.35, with roughly 118 million outstanding shares. Despite the disparity, GMG's undervaluation presents intriguing upside potential. If GMG's share price were to rise 15 times from current levels, its market cap could climb to over CAD 4 billion, potentially overtaking HydroGraph and signaling a significant re-rating as its commercial traction accelerates. HydroGraph has garnered notable support from industry figures like Jay Taylor and Kevin Bambrough, who have played key roles in drawing market attention to the company's innovative approach. Their endorsements highlight HydroGraph's potential to disrupt traditional graphene supply chains. HydroGraph's strategy centers on producing raw, high-purity graphene in bulk and selling it by the ton to customers for integration into their own products. The company has highlighted relationships with over 50 potential clients across 20 applications, including collaborations with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL) for advanced materials development.  However, despite these promising ties, HydroGraph has yet to record significant sales, with annual revenue at just CAD 43,000 in fiscal 2025. Large-scale manufacturing is ramping up, but full commercial production has not fully commenced. HydroGraph's leadership envisions scaling to sell thousands of tons annually at prices around $250,000 per ton, potentially generating billions in revenue, though manufacturing expansion—requiring EPA notification under TSCA—has only recently been cleared and is yet to start in earnest. HydroGraph believes it holds a competitive advantage through its top-quality fractal graphene, featuring 99.8% carbon purity with 100% sp2 bonding and a pristine crystalline lattice, free from major defects. This high purity and quality have been independently verified, meeting standards set by the Graphene Council and third-party inspections, ensuring consistency and reliability for demanding applications. GMG, while also manufacturing graphene via a proprietary plasma process from methane, adopts a vertically integrated approach: it uses its graphene internally to develop and sell end-user products. This strategy offers several advantages. By controlling the entire value chain, GMG can ensure product quality, customize solutions for specific markets, and capture higher margins through direct sales. It reduces dependency on third-party adoption, accelerates time-to-market, and mitigates risks associated with raw material commoditization.  Moreover, integrating graphene into proprietary products like coatings and lubricants allows GMG to demonstrate tangible benefits, building customer trust and loyalty more effectively than selling bulk material alone. GMG's graphene, whilst not verified through the same independent certifications as HydroGraph's, has proven its high quality through real-world performance in their products, as evidenced by third-party tested energy savings, efficiency improvements, and the company's ISO 9001:2015 certification for quality management systems. To illustrate, GMG's THERMAL-XR® coating enhances heat transfer in HVAC systems, leading to energy savings of 10-30%. In practical terms, this could translate to thousands in annual electricity cost reductions for large-scale users like data centers and air-conditioning. Similarly, G® LUBRICANT, a graphene-enhanced additive, reduces engine friction, yielding up to 10% fuel savings—equating to roughly $10 in fuel costs saved for every $1 spent on the product in fuel. GMG's partnership with Tickford Racing to trial their G® LUBRICANT in high-stakes Supercars competitions underscores the company's confidence in the graphene-enhanced additive's potential to deliver measurable performance gains and fuel savings in extreme operational environments. These quantifiable gains underscore GMG's edge in delivering real-world value. A key area of innovation for GMG is in graphene-enhanced batteries. The company has unveiled its Graphene Aluminium-Ion Battery, which fully charges in 6 minutes, offering advantages such as energy density over 100 Wh/kg after 1 hour of charging, long cycle life up to 10,000 cycles, safety without lithium, and lower thermal runaway risk, potentially eliminating the need for thermal management systems.  Bob Galyen, GMG Non-Executive Director, and previously Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of CATL (Widely known as the largrst lithium ion battery manufacturer in the world) commented:  >"In my nearly five decades in the battery  industry I have rarely seen a technology with the disruptive potential of GMG’s next-generation graphene aluminium-ion battery. With the possibility of charging from empty to full in around six minutes, this chemistry fundamentally changes how designers can think about electric vehicles, consumer electronics, and stationary storage." GMG's momentum is further bolstered by contracts with world-leading customers, including Rio Tinto, world leading miner for battery development and Bosch for manufacturing support. The company is also advancing regulatory milestones, with U.S. EPA approval conditions accepted for THERMAL-XR® ENHANCE in December 2025. Once fully signed, this paves the way for shipments to distributor Nu-Calgon, enabling distribution across the U.S. for HVAC applications in data centers for cooling and air-conditioning systems. Indeed, GMG's partnership with Beijer Ref, a world-leading wholesaler in refrigeration and air conditioning with operations spanning 45 countries, enables the distribution of THERMAL-XR® ENHANCE coating as an optional upgrade on Beijer Ref and Kirby-branded evaporator coils across 73 Australian locations, underscoring the growing adoption of graphene-enhanced solutions in the global HVAC-R market. Additionally, GMG is planning a strategic expansion into the U.S., including more production facilities there, and pursuing an up-listing to a major exchange like Nasdaq or NYSE to enhance liquidity and visibility. For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025, GMG reported revenue of A$237,672, a decrease from the prior year's A$294,859. However, GMG is expecting to achieve self-sustaining revenue as it scales production and expands sales, with analysts forecasting significant growth, including a projected CAGR of over 600% in the next three years. This aggressive forecast reflects expectations for rapid scaling in graphene production and product commercialization. To support this, GMG is actively recruiting and expanding its worldwide sales force, maturing its sales and marketing teams, and adding new distributors in Asia, Europe, and North America. As GMG scales its operations—with a new Gen 2.0 graphene plant set for mid-2026—and capitalizes on these partnerships, the company appears primed for a re-rating. Its focus on revenue-generating products, combined with a lower market cap relative to peers, suggests substantial growth potential. Investors eyeing the graphene space may find GMG's "Baby HydroGraph" status an opportunity to bet on a rising contender in this high-stakes materials revolution.

kfeenan

You guys should come over to GMG where they are actually producing product and should have their Gen 2 facility operational by end of June. Not vapourware... Like an actual production facilities with a coffee station and everything. Once this facility is up and running going from 20 tonnes to 200 is then just a matter of scaling which can be pretty quick. HG has had a massively nice run though for everyone that got it... I bailed at $3 and am kicking myself for not keeping an eye on it

markdm83

Anyone questioning the CEO at this point is silly...it doesn't matter what her resume might have been before HG, what she's done there has proven she's more than competent. Anyone questioning the science hasn't done a true deep dive. Keep this in mind: the former CEO of the Graphene Engineering and Innovation Center in Manchester joined HG's board. If that doesn't satisfy you when it comes to their product, I don't know what will. The scale up is easy - each Hyperion unit is a 2-3 month build and can be paid off in 3-4 months of production from the unit. They can build as many as they want at a time. And they're having acetylene piped in to their new 70,000 providing virtually unlimited feed stock to their Hyperion units, which each take up about 40sf of floor space. The Capybara report was a joke. They claimed EPA approval was 5-10 years away "according to a former employee". They already have it. They claimed the old CEO "ran for the hills". He was run off because he was a moron; he wanted to sell Hyperion units vs selling graphene. Derp. They claimed Jay Taylor was getting paid to do his HG interviews. Jay came out and said that was absolutely 100% false. Every claim that realistically could be debunked, was debunked. The rest was just rumors and generic FUD. I have to laugh at these massively long posts attacking this stock after it's run up, like you guys are trying to do everyone a favor. The intent is obvious, and when you recycle the same debunked garbage, it's beyond transparent. This company is what it says it is. The tech is what it's claimed to be. The uplist is happening. The contracts are coming. The relationship with the military is real. The production facility is breaking ground. And this will revolutionize countless industries. If you guys don't want to buy in - that's cool. I'll swing by in a few years to discuss again, trust me. But don't act like you have any other motive than trying to force the price down with bogus, debunked info.

owwul

HG

eastcoastly

$ONDS or $PNG -- if you can stomach volatility $EONR, $HG, $QIMC.

mityman50

I’m not seeing a very large “but.” We know why they don’t have revenue. Dilution has been incredibly minimal, less than 5% recently. Development cycles are long, but HG has already been putting work in to prove out these concepts in many sectors - this is a huge advantage in fact, because they retain the knowledge, experience, and patents. Similarly, long development cycles are just as much of a problem for HG’s competitors; if inferior graphene was good enough, why is the TAM for a miracle material still only $100m?

mityman50

Ok.. this isn’t a widget that a consumer buys to scroll Instagram. This is an additive to established products with established manufacturing processes, an additive nobody has seen before or knows how to put in products. HG is on the edge of graphene experimentation and discovery in terms of end-of-line applications and their customer prospects are along for it (HG is developing patents as they go actually, they have a bunch). There’s a two year cycle to do this and multiple are hitting the end of that now. Look at the Landis speech where he talks about commercialization in 2026

mityman50

The best proof is in the GEIC. The Graphene Innovation Engineering Center, at the University of Manchester where graphene was discovered, is an accelerator between manufacturers and customers. Every time HG’s graphene goes head to head with another, HG’s is more effective. But most notably, the 12-year CEO of the GEIC James Baker stepped down in October to be on Hydrograph’s Technical Advisory Board. Would he do that if this wasn’t something really special? Baker: “I am delighted to be supporting HydroGraph as an advisor and member of their TAB. HG has made significant progress over the last 18 months across scale-up, application development, and engagement in multiple sectors, particularly through its association with the GEIC in the UK. I look forward to supporting HG as it advances the commercialization of graphene and 2D materials, and as new opportunities emerge across products, applications, and supply chains.”

mityman50

I don’t think it’s entirely beside the point. You can end with the same thing, but some processes will be less cost effective when they require more energy to get there. HG’s research with dozens of customers and through the GEIC shows they require ultra low loading to enhance materials with graphene’s strength. They repeatedly outperform other manufacturers’ graphene in GEIC testing, often 3-4x more efficaciously.

mityman50

Ah it’s chemical exfoliation of graphite into graphene. These types of processes require some 5x as much energy as HG’s reactors. They also chemicals, solvents, and/or salts which HG requires none of; the only byproduct is hydrogen which last I heard they intend to push through a generator and sell back to the grid.

mityman50

They’re finishing a headquarters in Austin and then will redomicile in the US. This isn’t mining, their graphene is made in a chamber in a warehouse. The feedstock is acetylene, delivered by pipeline from a nearby manufacturer. Multiple of the potential customers that they’ve been onboarding have said their product is for a defense contract. HG would be a tier 2 defense supplier in these cases. The US Army Research Lab is a member of the GEIC, the Graphene Engineering Innovation Center, in Manchester where graphene was discovered, which is an accelerator between graphene producer and customer. They are now planning to build their own GEIC State-side and HG will be a key player. Signs point to the DOD wanting to blast HG’s graphene into every fiber and composite they buy.

markdm83

The fact is they offered the shares at the current share price at the time and the warrants at a premium. That's pretty much all they can do. Nobody would buy them if they were already priced back then at what the stock has risen to now. This is still being priced on future value. There are no fundamentals at play here. It's a world-changing technology that's just getting ready to hit the ground running after 2 decades of waiting. Imagine driving around for two decades on jagged and oval and hexagonal wheels because wheels were supposed to revolutionize things, but no one can figure out how to do it...and one company just figured out how to make them perfectly round. That's where we are with HG's fractal grapene.

mityman50

OP really didn’t make clear that no other company can make graphene this consistently, purely, and cheaply. HG has patented it and other companies that have tried to duplicate their patent have been denied (per HG’s CEO). As a relatively simple additive to composites, concretes, rubbers, plastics, and technical fibers, graphene makes them all stronger and more durable. Technical fibers? Yeah, one of the biggest interests in HG’s graphene right now is the US Army Research Laboratory. We now know that the ARL will be opening an office dedicated to graphene research in the US and HG will be a key part of that. Defense contracts. Need I say much more? Well I can anyways. The biggest customer they have in the pipeline right now is a “large automotive manufacturer” which we expect will have a contract totaling over 1000 tons. They have 5-7 customers that would demand this kind of volume and dozens more requiring less. Yes they’re pre-revenue. It takes some two years to develop customer into a contract because the world has never had graphene like this before. They don’t know how to use it in their product. It requires tons of testing. But we know they have contracts reaching the end of the sales cycle and we expect contracts to be signed within weeks or a couple months. It’s had a massive run as people have heard about the company and buy into the hype. And that’s before freaking contracted revenue.

TheNoteTroll

What will Nasdaq listing do? Immediately drop price or moonshot? Never been in anything thay was pre-listing and then made the switch. While I'm a bit green as an investor, I am a remote viewer and screened this stock back in July last year and immediately bought what I could from about $0.80 - $3. [Predicted couple important news weeks and a mid month pump](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7FUvwoinvA&list=PLZdmWx_lB0ZorfykpUWxTHKb5bASNk2GO&index=1&t=571s) in early Feb in one of my personal RV sessions too but didnt know how far it would run and foolishly didnt buy more at $3 - HG was already more than 50% of my account. For context, I've been doing precognitive remote viewing charts for years experimentally and publicly on youtube since October for other stuff like VIX and Silver (called the Jan pump/crash in that too). See other time stamps in link above if you want details / proof. Been running RV sessions on HG since my first buy and working on a YT vid for the overall project.

egohead2001

In there with you on HG.CN from 60c

Level-Ear-848

You’re holding SLS and HG! You are doing very well my friend! Wow.

General_Orange_3894

Good ones in this are HG, QIMC, HHE

NobodyStandard

Canadian stocks MAXQ SCD QIMC HG HHE SCY

bstr3k

 the brokerage who's been getting all the fees

law0724

OTC on most brokerage accounts as HGRAF. Can also get them on the CSE as HG I believe

John-AtlasGames

Uhh...my ThinkOrSwim charts are showing live data for /NQ and /YM, but three metals I'm watching -- /GC, /SIL and /HG -- are all frozen at noon for some reason? Is this just me?

RODjij

SLS IBRX HOVR ONDS HG I got those on my radar.

AlbinoWino73

Sure, I've got gold and silver too along with tungsten, antimony, tin, uranium and a little flier on a graphene stock that's up 10% today alone. Despite the allocations to critical minerals, precious metals and lottery tickets like HGRAF/HG:CN I'm accumulating stocks like MSFT, AMZN, NOW, INTU, PANW because the valuations are beckoning me like a siren song.

RODjij

Kraken Robotics MDA Space HOVR UAMY ONDS HG Almonty

Concept-Plastic

https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/s/XadJ4Vy8HG This screw costs $250 to make. And is sold for $8k What do I long?

tolllz

I called HG Wentworth and I got my money now. Using it to buy the dip (and chips)

Crazy_Donkies

I cant see how that's a good thing.  HG2 was incredibly bad.

Bet_Secret

If anyone is looking for a solid long term stock i.e. 4-6 years, check out /r/hgraf (HG ticker in Canada). The sub recently posted a video of an interview with one of the board members.

jonnycoder4005

There's more fun in the futures market, /HG

DefiantPermit1767

SCD. HG Diamond hands

Jasmine7707

For those of you on Canadian Exchanges tomorrow, here is a list I compiled of good volume stocks with recent movement: For possible continuation - AMRQ, GQC (gold mining), GPH (in this LT), PHOS, HG, PPP, SM. Stocks that possible corrected Friday but have wind in their sails for Monday potentially but almost certainly during the week: HMMC, AFM, DMX, NAU, KCP, WEX, LIB.

Bigred10101010

HG

Numerous_Heart_7837

Just for fun. A quick look at the Valuation Gap between stocks like SMR & HG Is Stunning. At $0.64 usd per share, QIMC’s market capitalization is only US$77 million, or about 2% of NuScale’s US$5.6 billion valuation. Yet both companies are targeting the same problem… the urgent need for scalable, clean energy to feed AI’s insatiable power demand. If white hydrogen proves commercially viable even on a modest scale, QIMC’s re-rating potential is enormous. Its drilling in Nova Scotia is set to commence imminently, with initial hydrogen targets to be unveiled this week at the Nova Scotia Mining Conference positioning QIMC as one of the first publicly traded companies actively drilling for natural hydrogen in North America. 🌍 White Hydrogen vs. Graphene: Timing Is Everything Ask yourself is it better to pay $850 million for HydroGraph Clean Power (CSE: HG) in an industry (graphene) whose global market peaked nearly a decade ago and remains worth only ~US$100 million or to pay US$77 million for QIMC, a first-mover in a brand-new clean-energy frontier that could define the next decade? White hydrogen isn’t a recycled hype cycle it’s an emerging natural phenomenon that could become the foundation for AI-powered energy independence. By 2026, this sector is likely to be the hottest clean-tech story in the world, and QIMC is positioned at its center.

No_Feeling920

They impose limits and penalties for delivery failures. It's not like anyone can do whatever. Some Google AI slop: >The COMEX division of the CME Group enforces **position limits** on metal futures contracts, including those in the spot month that are available for delivery. These limits are primarily regulated by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the exchange to prevent market manipulation and excessive speculation.  >COMEX Position Limits Summary >The limits vary depending on the specific metal and the contract month (spot month vs. non-spot months), and can change over time. Positions in excess of these limits require an exchange-approved exemption.  >Current spot month (near-term delivery) federal position limits for major COMEX metals are:  >**Gold (GC):** 6,000 contracts >**Silver (SI):** 3,000 contracts >**Copper (HG):** 1,000 contracts >**Platinum (PL):** 500 contracts >**Palladium (PA):** 50 contracts  >Standing for Delivery >The position limits also apply when a trader intends to stand for delivery (make or take physical delivery) in the spot month.  >**Physical Delivery:** The spot month position limit for a physically settled contract includes positions in both futures and actual physical deliveries. >**Exemptions:** Market participants who are legitimate producers or consumers of a commodity and can demonstrate a legitimate need to hedge their physical inventory (e.g., a miner or an industrial user) can apply for a hedge exemption to hold positions above the stated limits. >**Compliance:** If a person takes delivery of certificates in a quantity that exceeds the limit, they must retender the excess quantity by the close of the next business day, or it is considered a rule violation.  >For the most up-to-date and specific details, market participants should refer to the official [CME Group Position Limit, Position Accountability, and Reportable Level Table](https://www.cmegroup.com/market-regulation/position-limits.html), which is regularly updated with the specific rules for each contract. 

Alone-Experience9869

Try some [cef](https://www.reddit.com/r/dividends/s/ocMYucZ5HG) perhaps..

Complex-Note-5274

not shiny but look at the copper chart. /HG or /MHG

Murky_Tiger_2317

this sounds super interesting! graphene really has huge potential across so many industries. for energy storage, have you looked into how graphene supercapacitors can play a role? belinus has some cool stuff coming out in that space. definitely gonna keep an eye on HG!

bleepingblotto

[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004K1F7HG?ref=yb\_qv\_ov\_kndl\_dp\_rw](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004K1F7HG?ref=yb_qv_ov_kndl_dp_rw)

Mcdaddy1994

Has any one heard of $HG buying a shit ton more tomorrow. Get on it regards. Let me know if you’ve heard of this company

Danroulette

Whoever recommended HG a while ago. I bought and forgot about it. I really appreciate you.

Miiirob

HG Hydrograph clean power. The make the machines that make graphene wafers. These are going to be the new silicone chips in the future and can be used in so many emceeing as well as chips and processors.

SpaceViking85

The american hydrograph ticker is HGRAF. The american HG is Hamilton Insurance Group. That's why I was asking. But I also have roughly 1000 shares and growing in hydrograph. See great things with them

SpaceViking85

HG as in the Canadian hydrograph ticker? Or the American HG ticker?

ScubaAlek

I originally bought 50,000 and I still have 48,500. I sold 1500 last week to buy about 14,000 shares of VLTF which I now have about 44,000 shares of. This was because I had sold 7000 shares of VLTF in July to buy my last 5000 shares of HG. As for when it will take off.... that's the hard part. I personally don't think it is hard to pick great stocks but it is very hard to perfectly time them since the triggers are often very random and unpredictable. HG is way ahead of my expectations for example due in large part to Kevin Bambrough popping out of nowhere to hype man it. With that said, I do personally believe that they will hit their goal of getting above $5 USD by January to up list to NASDAQ.

NaorobeFranz

I've seen HG posted here many times and don't think it's the right community for it, because people here prefer stuff like BURU, MULN, etc. Meme stocks where the optics are bad, but slight chance to make quick money with a side of adrenaline. HG is more for someone with a LT outlook imo, the opposite of most users on this sub who skip DD entirely. I've seen some really shady stocks on this sub, it's pure comedy.

ScubaAlek

My background is just IT really. But I’m a “manual reader” at heart. Even as a kid. Plus high functioning ADHD with intense hyper focus on things I’m interested in. And HG has been a very large interest of mine since January. I’ve read everything I can, watched every interview and presentation available. I can’t give timelines. But I can say that my personal target is $20 per share and will begin selling LEAPS calls for a 3500 share tranche at that strike when possible and prudent. Then more at $25 and so on until I have my “forever” amount remaining. It seems crazy but I bought ASTS at $2.86 and look at it now. Besides, people focus on the novelty of graphene as the big value but to me it is the subtle prolificness of their researchers using graphene. They are going to have patents on so many graphene based applications. Like their recent patent for graphene based actuators. By the time others have access to making the same style of graphene HG will have 90% of the market stitched up.

Frootyloops11

Graphene. HGRAF or HG.CN

Frootyloops11

HydroGraph Clean Power. HG.CN or HGRAF on OTC market. It’s a graphene play that has had a decent run but I still feel like could keep its momentum up in the future. A lot of big investors who believe in the science and the company plans to uplist to nasdaq in early 2026. Do your own DD.

Thea8507

Thanks and excellent work with HG.

ScubaAlek

Long term I believe it could get up to $100/share. I have been holding it since January 2023 though so I'm a bit of a true believer so take that as you will. With that said I also picked ASTS at $2.86, RKLB at $4.90, and HG/HGRAF at $0.20 and am up 32,000% on my account.

Medical_Painting9532

HGRAF / HG.cn , x100 in 5-10 years

MoneyIsHappy

$HG

NaorobeFranz

This stock was subject to a massive short attack courtesy of Capybara firm weeks ago. I feel it's not prudent to post this stock on investment forums. First, Reddit, Stock twits and X are all overrun with Hydrograph short minions. I've never seen such a massive campaign, since GME. The depth and scale are highly unusual for a small cap. That means someone has a lot to lose, or is secretly accumulating and needs to scare retail. Could be something else entirely. Anyway, the second issue is that most retail investors aren't like Kevin B or me for example. I'm a LT holder, not a WSB degenerate. Most users on this sub will sell a stock early and at a slight loss, which helps create downward pressure. It only makes sense to showcase a company like this to seasoned investors. The type that attend a rare earth conference, or knows what Radius refers to. There is a misinformation plan that's ongoing, even on the HG subreddit ironically. I told another Redditor to READ the comment/post history of new accounts. You can tell there are bots or people using multiple accounts (prior comment history in an obscure sub, then both accounts suddenly bearish on HG). The stuff I'm seeing is too crazy so I'm trying to avoid HG communities. I entered in 2024 and just feel so disgusted by this attack.

Fun_Management_9349

Not all brokers carry it. HG.TO I trade with both Scotia I trade And Mogo. Scotia lists it and Mogo does not. Same with Dragonfly and Voltaus.

Individual_Fruit_941

$HG to the moon

MacTennis

GMG is chemical exfoliation i believe, which needs graphite as a base. because of this it's not as pure, nor as crystalline, nor as sp2 bonded. I am also not sure if their graphene is turbostratic (essential for electrical applications). HGs graphene is 100 percent pure in all metrics (crystallinity / sp2 bonded / turbostratic). HG also has the finest graphene flakes at 20-50 nano meters which is ~1000 times smaller than its next competitor (levidian). This means is has drastically more surface area for bonding (think chemical waste cleanup and the like). GMG also does not sell their graphene because it is not identical batch to batch, which is the catalyst for large scale production. It needs to be predictable when it is used so companies know what's coming off the line. This is why GMG makes products with graphene because they can control the irregularities in their product. In short to commercialize graphene is needs to be 100 percent crystalline, 100 percent sp2 bonded, and 100 percent turbostratic, it needs to be identical batch to batch as well. Hydrograph is all of those, GMG is not.

WendigoBroncos

zoom in, thats a HG price. half gallon.

groovemonkey

That HG means half gallon champ

HS_Mentalistic

Hydrograph clean power HG.CN/HGRAF

AlternativeGrade9597

HG.CN you idiot

skettitwades

It's hard to take an article seriously when it's made by "Fuzzy Panda Research" lol. Like come on guys, at least sound somewhat legit. But in all seriousness, a lot of those claims don't stand up to scrutiny (and the article authors have a short position on the company. Them spending "too much" on travel and advertising makes sense, they are in the customer acquisition phase and want to get partnerships and revenue. Not finding the office location isn't a big problem honestly, they are actively relocating to Austin and have a verifiable Kansas location, could just be a paper work issue or some confusion. The most valid point in there is that they basically no revenue but are still valued equally to a competitor that has 120M annual revenue. Even this is explainable by the fact that HG just has higher graphene quality (100% sp-2 bonding, 99.8% purity with 0.2% oxygen enhancements, etc) produced cheaply and consistently with their patented process. Investors are basically willing to pay a higher premium because HG can do all of scale, high purity, low cost, and high margin

ScubaAlek

Maybe now I do, but I only started with $4600 in 2021 and never added a dime. I was actually about to breach $200,000 on August 15th, now I'm at around $96,000. I've had a good run on multi-baggers. ASTS $2.86 -> $32 RKLB $4.90 -> $45 I went all in on those with my "retire early" money then sold it all and put most of it into HG.

ScubaAlek

It's a lot easier if you truly believe in the company. That's the key. I'm a big HG/HGRAF man myself, bought 50,000 shares back in January around $0.20 CAD, still hold every last one. It certainly sucked to see $100,000 evaporate over the past month, but it had gotten ahead of itself and I can wait.

Interesting-Drink674

Hydrograph HG HGRAF broke through resistance and in free fall now. Insiders hit sell button like crazy. Shitco.

HS_Mentalistic

Hydrograph Clean Power HGRAF / HG.CN I Bought 130,000 shares at 17.5 cents Sold 50,000 at 33 cents to eliminate downside risk Now I’m holding the rest, it’s over 2$ now Love the company, love the tech. The government is forced to buy it soon. The fact the industry is still only $1 billion market cap blows my mind. End of story.

Exsubstantialangst

Take a look at Hydrograph Clean Power Inc. CNSX:HG Search utube for videos on it. It looks like breakthrough technology in the graphene space. They make synthesizes graphene, 99% + pure and are currently expanding. Have their processes patented and are planning on moving listing to NASDAC early next year. They would need to 2x value to get on NASDAC. $4 US.

Paul_E_Amorous

This guy is totally shorting HG. All of his posts are about it

Valuable_Professor26

Is this hgraf that you are referring to? HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. CNSX:HG Stock Report Market Cap CA$560.4m

Interesting-Drink674

Some rumors Hydrograph HG HGRAF is cooking books and manipulating market. Regulatory actions may follow.

2ForEmbellishing

CGTX, HG, IXHL and TLRY. Let’s Goooooooooooooooooo!

Stfuppercutoutlast

HG

asagi_lumina

Clinical trial paper released yesterday: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-025-03884-4 1) tested whether it’s possible and safe to give a new brain-penetrating drug (safusidenib) to people with a certain type of slow-growing brain tumor (IDH1-mutant glioma) before their first surgery. 10 patients, with a median follow up of 14 months 2) it’s doable and safe enough to give the drug before surgery and then operate although there was one serious surgery complication, but not caused by the drug. the drug itself caused side effects in everyone, but almost all were mild. Note: 1 person had a stronger reaction (liver issue). Does the drug actually work? 3) the tumor samples had lower levels of 2-HG, which means the drug was hitting its target (blocking the faulty enzyme). the tumor cells themselves started to change behavior: - they showed signs of maturing (instead of staying stuck in a “young, always-growing” state). - tumor’s effect on brain activity was reduced (maybe it could help with things like seizures?) 4) we now know how the drug responds in the brain: it passes the blood brain barrier suppresses part of the tumor. (oversimplified) TL;DR: it reached the tumor, did what it was supposed to do (blocked the bad chemical), and even started to change the tumor’s biology in a positive way. I like this stock

Apprehensive_Fox4115

674 has an ax to grind with HG. Seems to be their sole purpose in life

Equivalent_Monk_7215

I actually managed to get out green IXHL. But CTGX, HGRAF, CTM, NFGC are all looking rough. Its like do I buy the HG dip and pay ANOTHER commission?

Healthy_Fly_3438

Wonderful perspective, thanks. Can I ask how the graphene was manufactured? ( Was is reduced GO, or something else?) I would presume HG's product faces similar challenges unless the bulk properties change dramatically.

ElizaHali

Made 25% on HG and got out. Maybe someone else will make more but that was good enough for me.

The_Gunboat_Diplomat

little nervous about the U turn HG just made

Pretty_Sharp

Surprised to see my Hydrograph (HG) position up 25% today, small position but will accumulate over the year.

TheNebraskaJim

what the hell is HG.CN??

Healthy_Fly_3438

The hype cycle of graphene is maturing. There are companies making tonnes of this stuff (low quality) and a few that make high quality super expensive stuff. HG sits somewhere in the middle, they can only make nm-scale powders but super high quality. Their pricing is high to begin with but they have the potential to drop to the cost of the feedstock. I think their marketshare will eat into the low quality makers of today and expand the TAM organically. Graphene market is expected to hit multiple billions by 2030.

UserName_2056

That’s easy. HydroGraph HG.CN or HGRAF. Some say this’ll be a 5 to 10 bagger by the end of this year. Some say this is a sure 100 Bagger. I’ve heard some say, 1,000. They produce the highest purity Graphene there is; nobody comes close.

Flinkaroo

HG

Snoo-60003

I was getting that.. hydrograph is on there twice. One as HGRAF. Other is Just HG. I couldn't buy hgraf but I could HG 👌

Responsible-Mark-362

It's the same old story. Everyone saying that it's a pump and dump due to the recent run up we have had. No contracts, no one buying their product etc. we have all seen this before. For those who hold shares in HG, they all have positive comments and are hoping for a positive share price and then you have all those who have either sold or who don't hold shares in HG and those comments are negative and are constantly saying that the company is going no where due to no contracts etc and also that it's just another pump and dump. I hold HG shares and I'm on both sides of the fence. Yes the company has an idea and a product which is amazing and which could change the future for electricity and other applications. And yes, nothing is really set in stone with contacts etc. For me. Well, it's the idea they have. It's the product they have. It's the intelligence they have. Its the technology they have and it's the purity they have is which why I bought shares in this company. Also the fact that this product has nothing to do with China. Well all know that trump doesn't want anything to do with China. My two cents.

ScubaAlek

I've been buying HG/HGRAF since well before anybody cared about it. This is my take: The other graphene producers are pumping out large flake (1000nm+) graphene that has questionable SP2 bonding (if any), unknown crystallization (often they'll say things like "good" in their technical data sheets as if that is technical data), non-fractal morphology, and generally non-turbostratic. Their graphene often comes from feed stock that is inconsistent and often has little gotchas in those technical data sheets about "may be up to 4% ash and 0.5% moisture by weight". They also use energy intensive processes to produce it such as cracking methane, exfoliating graphite, torching palm fronds, what have you. HG's most powerful property, which is not appreciated by most including those who often post about it, stems from the story of its discovery. Dr. Sorensen wasn't trying to find graphene at all. He had hypothesized long ago that a state of matter he dubbed "aerogels" existed at high temperatures. He eventually conducted experiments trying to find this state of matter which he eventually succeeded at when he pointed a ns speed camera at the point of genesis of a flame within a Bunsen burner. He then hypothesized that he could capture a solidified version of this "aerogel" by preventing it from expanding and allowing it to slowly shed its high temperature. This also succeeded and produced the very first "solid smoke", an "aerogel" of carbon made solid. This ended up being pristine 100% crystallized, 100% SP2 bonded turbostratic fractal graphene with a flake size sub 50nm and zero contaminates. This combination of properties isn't just that it is "graphene", which is simply a statement of carbon flake size that covers a fairly broad range, it is that it is an "aerogel" of graphene and nothing else is. The "explosion synthesis" process is an exothermic reaction, so it releases energy rather than requiring energy to be input beyond a small jolt to invoke the reaction. Better still, they also have patents to turn the waste gas into syngas and they have an offtake agreement for such, they also have a patent for "reactive graphene" with a higher oxygen content, and a patent for an explosion synthesis process that produces TiO2-TiC core/shell nanospheres that can interact with the green and blue light bands, and another for graphene coated glass nano-spheres that can heavily reduce the weight of an object (such as a plane or car) while making it stronger. This is in addition to 9 or 10 pending patents that I can't see yet.