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SRXH HGRAF ATCH AMFN SLS Dip considerations: IAG ALOY NOW PSRHF
SRXH HGRAF ATCH PSRHF Dip considerations: IAG ALOY
HGRAF next banger?
I don’t have time to explain both in the depth of due diligence you should do before buying them but take ten minutes and check them both out. Charbone is the one I’m buying currently as my positions in HGRAF and SLS are both locked in for the long haul now.
Do you have any DD on the Charbone and HGRAF?
Boo if you saw my comments in the past you would’ve found HGRAF under $1 and SLS under $1.70. NFA but I think Charbone hydrogen is next up. High risk Canadian penny stock that is attempting to scale into a full fledged mid tier industrial gas supplier. Hydrogen, Helium and like 10-15 other types of industrial gas. It won’t go as high as HGRAF can but the potential is dollarland or more for a stock that is 11 cents usd.
OMEX, MDAI, PRQR, SOAR, HGRAF, VWAV These are on my watchlist, the last two are past penny stock range but still cheap [5.49, 6.89], are any of you watching these and if so which do you have the most conviction in and why?
HGRAF is sitting nicely between 2 and 3 right now.
I appreciate the information and agree with your logic. Currently I am focusing on some smaller priced stocks that should be affected by the current conflict. HGRAF for graphene and ARSMF for flourspar. My logic, if you believe the hype, is that graphene has the potential to make almost everything that is made with it better. If that's the case then why not get rid of old inferior weapons and replace them with the latest and greatest tech. With flourspar, China products 60% of the world's output and recently stopped exporting and started importing it to meet their own needs. If China decides to cut off all rare earth metals to the USA because of the conflict with Iran then things get interesting. These are dumbed down research points, so as always do your own research and consult a financial advisor for your investment strategies. Don't take financial advice from this guy.
HGRAF is the next 100 bagger
Holding from c. $0.7, targeting $10, but put off by the cultish energy surrounding HGRAF. Younger investors may not know this, but graphene is proverbial for adoption problems. "It can do anything except leave the lab." It's been 'five years away' for a generation. HGRAF thinks Hyperion can resolve these adoption problems. Maybe that's right. But it has not happened *yet*, and might not happen, and even if it does we are unlikely to see anything like the pure-graphene-in-everything world of Bamborough's imagination. So those 'massive gains in a short term' will be pure retail hopium. Secondly, institutional investors won't pour in just because the company up-lists (which it plans to do in summer). Institutional investors want a track record of profit. Pure graphene needs to have left the lab and found a sustained commercial use case. And even if that happens, institutional investors have access to other graphene manufacturers whose product may well be superior or better-suited to their uses, such as MITO Materials - the only producer of 'functional graphene,' according to The Graphene Council (which sells accreditations...). So if HGRAF's thesis is right, its graphene is scalable, it does leave the lab, its outperforms other advanced materials on spec and cost, and outperforms other graphene manufacturers we have every reason to believe are as good or better (or at least better-suited to the consumer), *then* we're looking at 'massive gains' from here. If not we aren't. I personally think HGRAF can get to $10 from hype and potentially $15 by providing graphene to specialist use cases (e.g. aerospace, astro-manufacturing), but expectations of $100+ are just absurd.
This is the third post from him that I have seen come across my feed in the past week or two all pretty much like this and I AND multiple others have corrected and said that the management has outlined a timeline that they are in accordance with and yet he didn’t acknowledge any of these comments and keeps reposting… It’s incredibly annoying because I think $HGRAF is actually a great buy, I got in at about $1, really like the technology, their moat, and leaderships roadmap. However pump n dump misinformation like this hurts people. Idk if it’s negligent enough for the mods to do something about it…. One time was hopeful speculation but OP has ignored people correcting him and spam posted the same false thesis at least 3 times
Agreed this same user posts weekly regarding Hydrograph yet never once posted inside the actual HGRAF sub. Late last year OP was looking for an entry point between $1.50-$2 that never came, so I genuinely question whether they even have shares of will soon be spamming FUD to try and get a better entry.
Good to know. I also buy KRKNF amd HGRAF which are OTC canadian and never any fees there. Thanks for clarification
Said the same on this guys last post with no acknowledgment. I’m pretty sure management has said just this and it is good planning/advice. Thesis is still the same, I’m very pro $HGRAF, the time table is just longer than what OP wants
I never heard back from all those people who bought HGRAF at the peak either.
Shit stock. The best opportunities have been HGRAF and SLS. Stop spamming shitco Chinese pump and dumps here
It isn’t a meme stock. I hope you don’t regret not getting into HGRAF
What happened to HGRAF?
HGRAF textbook blow off top. Get out while you can, or bagh9ld down to 2 bucks and add more lol.
I'm aggressive small cap growth and it's going incredibly well. 1800% total portfolio returns over 1.5years multiple companies, hundreds of trades. Building HGRAF now even though late. Don't let noise get in front of this one. only constantly ask what is wrong with the investment thesis and try to verify it. If you nor anyone else can verify fundamental flaws in the investment, then why stop building it? How the position is built is also how it's derisked. scaling in over time, only under cost basis.
Wow, I really related a lot to your story. Honestly, I feel pretty similar to how you described feeling. Right now I’m looking at a company that seems like it has everything it needs to succeed and might even list on the Nasdaq this year. It’s called HGRAF. Just to give a bit of context, they’ve developed machines that can produce graphene with 99.8% purity, and they’re expecting to sell it with around 80% margins. On top of that, the market itself is projected to grow about 40% annually through 2030. I’m also in a similar situation with HOVR. It’s a small-cap company (around $60M market cap), and they’re working on a hybrid eVTOL that’s supposed to handle basically all weather conditions. The thing is, the low market cap makes me a bit nervous especially since it IPO’d at around $10 and now it’s down to about $1.4. Right now, about 97% of my portfolio is in ASTS (I’m up around 90%), and the other 3% is in HGRAF. I was wondering if you’ve heard about any of these companies, and also what kind of advice you might have for balancing risk. Like, what have you been doing lately that you’d recommend?
HGRAF. Graphene is going to be in everything in 5 years
Man I like that company but I gotta stick to my plan :( If I didn't I'd be all up in TURB, HGRAF, SAFX, ASNS, LFEV, AVANTI [well I got 1000 on her haha. Seems like it can double a few times before they even begin selling this summer]
AUR - autonomous trucking that is starting to scale this year, I think solid for the longterm but also may go wild depending on macro and sentiment. I also like QS - incredible tech and very solid management, this year is also important to them. And it is make or break it this year for POET, didn’t take part in the optical mania, but still well may if they convincingly monetize for shareholders. I hold some KRKNF, which I like but is a bit richly valued now, also HGRAF - I think both need more time. Lots to choose from for longterm portfolio building in the SAASpocolypse and recent dips in other tech. And I personally think BTC is here to stay, and MSTR is ridiculously well positioned and growing its hoard with STRC and other preferreds (and STRC itself a neat credit product for cash generation.)
- NBIS has 5x potential. Best asymmetric bet in the market. - MRLN has 10x or more potential Search “MRLN Crossroads Capital) - I think that LTRX can 5x…maybe… - LWLG definitely has 10x potential - HGRAF will be 25x or zero.
Srxh could finally move in short term but I like it as a long term play. I'm also loading up on SLS and HGRAF when they are under 5 as an entry point.
Do some DD on HGRAF. Only company that can make Pure Graphene in the americas; patented too…
Didn’t buy; I’m trying to not go crazy just from Reddit posts especially after I bought HGRAF two weeks ago lol.
HGRAF, actually saw her on Hinge once, she did not like me back fml
Disagree. Use the recommendations here as starting points and then do your own research. Most of them are obviously setting up its investors to fail, however there are some gems. I have found HGRAF, ONDS, ASTS and RKLB through this sub and they have made me a lot of money. Learn to buy and hold those with conviction. Day trading penny's is a risky business and will burn you.
oh HGRAF bounced hard for me last month, but ngl it swung like crazy—definitely not for the faint-hearted. if you ride it, maybe set a limit or something, saved me some headaches.
I like HGRAF, volatile and maybe a bit of a longer play but plenty of upside. Someone posted about it not too long ago
The momentum that brought HGRAF to its recent highs is gone for now. The decline in price has probably awakened management to raise capital. They obviously missed the highs. I am watching for the announcement of a capital raise and buy in after the inevitable decline in price. JMO
Yes it's helpful when you're interested. But I keep finding things that I didn't even know existed. Electric bike companies LFEV and AI burn equipment MDAI and a miracle material HGRAF. Even this company that's suing Samsung and Micron for copywrite infringement and winning. If they win in International Trade Court they will get billions more in damages or probably bought out. Which would be huge gains. The stock is 1.50 right now NLST. Safest 10X is ASTS, also. Check out Serenity on X. He's knowledgeable on the upcoming supercycle photonics This guy is doing TWO 10k to million challenges. You can see his history and what he's invested in now. Invest along with a millionaire! h [ttps://doublebubbler.com/trading-history/](https://doublebubbler.com/trading-history/) Also RetiredPortfolioMgr is a very cool guy on here. He has eyesight problems and is an enthusiastic typer but don't be fooled! Good luck, bro, keep us updated!
I really like HGRAF but its a prime target for shorts... huge runup on speculative revenues and lots of cash burn... too easy to spook retail into dumping shares on bad spikes. I'll buy back in eventually though.
If you are, congrats, lol. I'm huge bag holding on HGRAF (still holding long term, but today is brutal)
About half my equity gain (60% YTD) comes from things I heard about here, including SLS and HGRAF, but stocks you can hold and average up into - how real money is made - are few and far between. My cash growth is *entirely* from scalping whatever this sub's yelling about in the morning, after checking volume and float.
Thread like this is a great example of why stock picking in the penny space is 90% filtering and 10% finding. There are probably 50+ tickers in this thread. Statistically, most will underperform or go to zero. A handful will legitimately run. The question isn't "which ones have upside potential" — it's "how do you tell the difference between a real catalyst and a Reddit echo chamber in real time?" The pattern I look for: is social attention on a name *accelerating before* the price has moved significantly? And if so, does the company actually have the fundamentals to justify the attention? OTC tier, cash position, dilution risk, employee count, actual revenue — the basics that most people in these threads skip entirely. Half the tickers in here are going to get flagged on StockTwits next week as "trending." By then the risk/reward has already flipped. The edge is catching the attention curve early AND having a quick fundamental filter to separate the HGRAF-type stories (real tech, real IP, scaling catalysts) from the Pink Sheet shells that ride the same hype wave and then crater.
Wow-- I got into HGRAF under $0.20 because of this channel. And now he is cautioning his subscribers to be careful at these prices. You got to respect his concern for his subscribers when the market overdoes it on the upside, even though he was the first YouTube channel to cover the company. [Taking a Pause on Hydrograph](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWSyfhAdthE) I agree with him--no revenues probable for the next two years and still trading over $2 Billion in market cap. My bet is that they will raise capital--and they should-- but it will send the price down. JMO
Multigenerational HGRAF bag holders
FWIW, look all the tickers and ran it through my multibagger evaluator tool, which screens for criteria based on historical characteristics of multibagger stocks. Here's the ranking, with best likelihood to 10x at #1 and worst at #17. Market cap size is a very important factor. 1. FATN 2. TE 3. GNSS 4. BULL 5. KMD 6. PNG 7. RDDT 8. ACHR 9. JOBY 10. QIMC 11. NURS 12. TEAM 13. ORCL 14. HGRAF 15. UBER 16. TSLA 17. QS
HGRAF Bought 2000 shares at $1.60, got up to $8 at one point
I am right there with you on HydroGraph clean power (HGRAF)
HGRAF bought at $1; the current price is $5.36, but it was over $8 last week.
LUNR, but I should have chosen RKLB or ASTS as all three were being discussed heavily way back when they were all in single digits. Also made a little on OPEN (obviously wasn't gonna hold that one) on the crazy run up that was talked about early on here. Currently have my eye on HGRAF but I'm waiting for it to keep coming down.
If you want to gamble here are some i own. (I advise you to look into these companies by yourself and not just asking on reddit) HGRAF, UUUU, VG (Venture global)
HGRAF now at 5.27, LEAS at 3.30 and PYRGF at 0.40 . All those should give you at least 20% in 3 months.
reminds me of HGRAF
I made a lot of money off HGRAF. I think my mistake was not closing my position, and only liquidating half. Ever since someone said the ceo was shilling weight loss supplements on YouTube 8 years ago I’ve felt I may have made a mistake.
Morning all. I’m the HGRAF train, just swinging back in here to say hello. I used to frequent this group, But now I’ve made something off myself and moved on. But I did want to stop by and give you one last chance to get aboard. I’ve bent over backwards, to get back to $5 just for you. They will soon be posting our picture on the pennystocks Hall of Fame!!! Wave when we leave.
Not at all. Graphene derived from graphite is full of inconsistencies. Nowhere near pure. HGRAF graphene is 99.8% SPO2 bonded. Basically the purest carbon you can get. It's basically a completely different product. I'm telling you, you need to look into the science behind this. If you don't feel like looking up studies just go to ChatGPT and ask "what's the difference between graphene derived from graphite and hydrograph clean powers graphene" ask about the turbostratic and fractal nature. You don't have a clue what this really is. Or you can be lazy and miss out on a great opportunity. Anyways, I'm done with this now.
\- HGRAF added; consider that I normally feed the model with two reports and in this case I didn't find any report on the platform I use (Schwab). Happy to rerun if you have a report handy \- HYLN 58 - strong runway, strong balance sheet, terrible economics. Keep in mind that I have noticed that the model at the moment penalises low caps (<$500M) \- HYSR - market cap is too low; model is not applicable
Full transparency these guys are short HGRAF but definitely interesting to read, the big red flag for me was the CEO… https://capybararesearch.com/reports/hydrograph/
Considering: HGRAF, DMHEF, PSRHF, RBWRF, TUNGF and GGAZF.
Request for HGRAF, DRTS & CTM
Would love to see PSSOF, HYLN, HYSR, and my current multi bagger HGRAF. Particularly interested in HGRAF and PSSOF. Appreciate your work. I'd love to see more of the model and how it works.
The question here is not IF graphene has many uses, but rather if HGRAF's valuation is justified in the here and now-- not if it could be justified in three years. The greater risk to current investors is to the downside--not the upside. You can see the air coming out of this balloon already--down from over $8.00. BTW-- I am grateful for HGRAF because I have done very, very well (since for my initial investment below $0.20 up to $1.50). Yes, I got out of most too early from $4.50-- to $6.00. But happy nevertheless.
Also look at what the do ...have Whos involved and whos promoting it... HGRAF for example
Got out of most stuff that wasnt energy and materials related in Feb. I'm a noob investor but I'm also a trained psychic so it balances out. Still green this month, barely, and only because I went 50% HGRAF a long time ago
Makes me wonder if HGRAF's CEO has an Only Fans.
Wtf is happening to HGRAF lol. Glad I set a stop just wish I set it higher
You know what? I was wrong about Chase. Last time I looked at HGRAF on there was last year in the sub-$.20 range. At that point, Chase flat out wouldnt let me buy unless I called in and manually ran the trade through the trade desk. In my mind, thats the same as a no from the broker. Now, you can buy with just a warning that it might be hard to sell later.
ToS is Schwab (think or swim). I’m holding shares of HGRAF in my Chase account. So 3/7 brokerages listed here have trading available. And they’re not sketchy brokerages either (not saying any of these are sketchy, just saying you can buy HGRAF on reputable brokerages). People automatically assume that just because you can’t buy on Robinhood or webull then something must be fundamentally flawed with the company. Things exist outside of our bubble here in the US. HGRAF is working on getting uplisted to Nasdaq so it’ll be a matter of time before this is no longer an argument
what is bullshit? The post is about a pump and dump stock HGRAF and there is no SEC filing - which is true.
All you HGRAF buyers, please post your bags
damn, this is peak WSB energy right here. HGRAF was that classic pump and dump distribution channel that looked like it had legs. But here's the trap: everyone thought they found the next moonshot play, and the insiders were already loading up the exit ramp. This is what happens when you chase momentum without understanding the actual unit economics. The stock's a perfect example of how social proof becomes technical debt for retail investors. Good reminder that catching falling knives is still a losing game, no matter how good the IV crush metrics look.
Had to repost this without the subreddit links Not saying they can't drop 30% in a week... but RDZN is my favorite pick for 2026. They are in a nice accumulation zone after a pullback. Maybe goes lower. I am planning to compile a large DD this weekend and will post it on RDZNai sub. They are at a profitability inflection with breakeven/profit expected at next earnings (May/June). Currently at $1.15 and I'm aiming for $5 in 2027. AMPX is still a buy but its at ATH right now so buy the dips. MDAI has a highly probable FDA approval expected in 2-3 months for a burn scanning device. Right now is a great entry point. SLS has massive potential for 5x - 50x (depending who you ask) this year/next year on their cancer drug trial readout. Buying now at $5 is fine, hold and wait for trial completion. HGRAF - if you ask HGRAF believers they think HydroGraph will conquer the world with fractal graphene and the price target is immeasurable. It's possible. They plan to uplist from OTC to Nasdaq this year which will open it up to Robinhood retailers and more institutional buyers. Buy the dips. ASTS - Huge potential to 3-5x in 2 or 3 years if they get their satellites up on the planned timeline. I'm accumulating under $100. AMSC - Their superconducting magnetic tapes are necessary in fusion reactors and they are one of like 3 who can make them. Thats for the future, but they do tons of other stuff now and are profitable + growing. Unfairly beaten down. I own all these except HGRAF which I just sold after a 4x run. Obviously do your own DD and risk manage properly. These all have potential to fail. We are in a weird market with multiple wars going on so anything can happen.
There are plenty of things to be skeptical of, but HGRAF being a Canadian company isn’t one of them: https://thecse.com/listings/hydrograph-clean-power-inc/sedar-filings/
I love how it is always a Jojo with stocks. They get recommended and praised until they get shitted on by everyone. The cycle continues. The same shit was with HGRAF when it was below 2$. Chill guys, trust the process and don't buy shit as ATH
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.
HGRAF is purely hype stock. If you don’t know by now, absolutely nothing wrong with investing in hype. Just know when to cut your gains off. Today it showed its true colors. The red flag for me was how many hype videos they have on YouTube and how many bots talk about them on this platform. This stock you definitely need to pimp out. Don’t marry it
John Tuld in Margin Call: "it sure is a hell of a lot easier to just be first." Reading headlines *then* acting, I've lost nearly as often as I've won. For every FEIM (51%) or ABOS (37%) there's a WWR (-53%) or a TMC (-20%). Knowing a bit about emerging tech, trends, and development cycles lets you get ahead of the curve or spy slept-on details, and the you can accumulate for 200-800% runs (e.g. PLSR, HGRAF, SLS, ADEX, formerly NUAI).
$GMGMF $GMG Graphene Mfg Group out of QLD has proprietary plasma graphene process. $HGRAF has detonation process. If anyone can explain the difference to me, I am all ears. LMK Either way both doing well
Well as of today - at 11:06 am - HGRAF decreased by 10%. So it’s already down, but sounds like he’s in it for the longer haul. Zen Master says “we’ll see”
I think HGRAF will end up producing high-quality graphene for technical sectors that require it (e.g. military and aerospace). But there are *wild* forecasts which assume it will mass-supply consumer markets like clothing and computing; those people are going to be disappointed.
been seeing the hype building for this one in the HGRAF community... i'm in
lol yeah I dunno what to tell you bud, I have better things to do than lie to strangers on the internet and make up fake account pages and trades. I would be tempted to sell if I didn't believe this stock was just getting started. $300k does nothing for me right now. $3M and I can semi-retire in my 40's. That's the goal, and I'm confident HGRAF will get me there. Like I said I have other accounts to be safe with.
Just my ROTH. I have other trading accounts. I had $4k hanging out in there - what am I going to do with $4k in a Roth? Found HGRAF. Saw the potential. Put it all in.
You literally posted this on the HGRAF sub too shilling for a company that isn’t even 1/100th of the potential Hydro has
That's what I mean- you got 1000 XTRAFs to choose from and one HGRAF will rise out of that size months later.
I put HGRAF in my watchlist last April. Never made a move. Forgot all about it and now it's just busting up. Could have had it at like 40 cents a share. Instead I got played and bought XTRAF, the biggest turd in my port.
It feels like twice a year a stock pops up here from the pits of r\pennystocks. This time it's HGRAF. So of course I go back to that sub and... I don't get how people can sift through it to find anything useful. There must be a 10,000 crap tickers listed for one HGrmRAF to rise out of it.
Any stocks to keep an eye on? HGRAF went up 300% in 3 months - a graphene company. Any stocks like the above to keep an eye on?
I think your instincts are correct. HGRAF graphene fractal graphene consisting of relatively small units. The size made it good for application were you add a small amount to a material to dramatically change its properties, for example graphene enhanced plastic, were larger flakes won't work as well. Graphene from GMG is longer and its appropriate for their graphene aluminium batteries, where they use acid to drill holes into the large flakes, you could not do this HGRAF graphene. HGRAF vs GMG, that't not how it should be framed, its not a rivalry between the fans of two different football teams, each application should judged on scientific results. There seems to be a cult around HGRAF. I bought a lot of shares at 0.19 CAD, and sold at 1.8 CAD, 2.5 CAD and 6 CAD. Selling doesn't mean I don't believe in the company, I felt it was better to allocate capital to other stocks.
gotta say, questioning your own investment is super important. it’s easy to get caught up in the hype. as for Breure, those discrepancies are definitely concerning. if a CEO can’t keep their story straight, what else might be off? i mean, this is a pretty crucial phase for HGRAF. with all the push for clean energy, they could be on to something big, but leadership matters a lot. are you thinking of holding or looking to jump ship?
Alright, deep breath. I’m bullish on HGRAF too, but this post reads like it was written after someone snorted a line of investor deck powder and decided they now have a PhD in materials science. A few things for the room before everyone mortgages their house: 1. “Only company in the world” This is where the alarm bells start ringing. HydroGraph’s detonation graphene is interesting. Turbostratic structure is good. High SP2 bonding is good. But claiming no one else can make comparable graphene is straight-up marketing language. There are multiple CVD, plasma, flash joule, and exfoliation groups producing high-quality graphene. The real question is cost and scalability, not some anime-style “one true graphene.” 2. Turbostratic ≠ magic fairy dust Yes, turbostratic graphene reduces restacking. That’s good for dispersion. But saying it “cannot agglomerate” is nonsense. Every nanopowder on earth agglomerates depending on processing, surface chemistry, and mixing conditions. Anyone who has ever tried dispersing carbon black, CNTs, or graphene into polymers knows this. 3. The economics you quoted are… optimistic The $250k/ton number floating around is basically high-grade lab graphene pricing, not guaranteed industrial contract pricing. Industrial customers buying hundreds or thousands of tons do not pay boutique lab prices. If they did, every tire company on earth would already be using graphene. Margins also shrink fast when you scale production, build plants, hire staff, run QA, and deal with logistics. 4. The “1000 ton customer” narrative People keep repeating this like it’s already signed. As far as anyone can publicly verify, HydroGraph is still in the qualification / testing phase with customers. That’s normal for advanced materials. But jumping straight to “$200M cash flow” is fantasy until actual supply contracts exist. 5. Regulatory approvals are good — but not magic TSCA and REACH registrations are important. They basically mean regulators allow the material to be sold under certain conditions. But they do not guarantee demand. Plenty of materials have approvals and still never get adopted commercially. Now, all that said: HydroGraph does have interesting tech. The modular reactor concept is clever. If they can produce consistent quality graphene at scale and actually get it into real applications (composites, batteries, coatings, concrete, etc.), then yeah — the upside could be huge. But this post reads like a cult recruitment pamphlet. If HGRAF succeeds, it won’t be because someone screamed “DO THE MATH IDIOTS” on Reddit. It will be because: • manufacturers adopt it • supply contracts get signed • production scales • and the economics actually work Until then, everyone should probably dial the IQ back up above room temperature before declaring graphene the second coming of electricity.
If HGRAF can go from .18c to $8, I believe GPUS can too…
Well well well!! Makes me want to buy more HGRAF stocks.
These cult-like attitudes also make me nervous. HGRAF is one of *many* advanced materials competitors, not the second coming of Christ.
lol...our friend that was desperately pumping BYND because he got stuck holding the bag is here. I'm up about 80x on HGRAF now. How's your BYND doing??? 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣
You think a stock trading with this is sustainable for your $45 eoy projection? Market Cap vs. Reality: As of March 11, 2026, HGRAF has a market capitalization of roughly CA$3 billion (approx. US$2.1 billion). However, the company is effectively pre-revenue, resulting in an astronomical, unsustainable price-to-sales ratio (over 34,000x).