NanoXplore Inc T.GRA

US listing

[Will101]

Nano should consider a US listing, and i am sure they do, as soon as they are ready to move with a full scale 4000t graphene installation in the US.
It would also be nice to have one of the major banks in Canada follow the company with a research analyst......
Both more research and a US listing would help. Not that i am displeased with where the stock price is actually....:)

[1student]

Hello Will101.   I wouldn't worry about a NYSE listing, oops! Oh sh$t the cat is out of the bag now, lol.. More than one of the major Canadian banks  (e.g. Bank Of Montreal,) should already be following NanoXplore quite closely. Oh, and in case you missed it, BDC Capital is a sizable shareholder of NanoXplore. Export Development Canada or certainly Investissement

[1student]

Some the late day buying from people playing the odds  that a profit taking wave of selling will allow them to enter GRA.V at lower prices; obviously, that's not happening. . Question: Would you want to be out of your NanoXplore position throughout this weekend? The potential for news to break regarding ...   With a 'revaluation' process on the part of the various

[Lire02]

One should keep in mind that  GRA share price has improved in lurches from IPO price of .45 to the present, and when interest lags , for any reason ( lack of news etc) the shares can back off pretty substantially in  light trading which suggests a large retail following. And large retail following can be pretty emotional . Shareholders should be reminded, No One Ever Went Broke Taking a

[1student]

Hello Lire02. Your point with respect to the GRA.V share price improving in lurches since the company's IPO and the consequent price action which takes place during the interim clearly being demonstrative of inherent volatility, this in part due tofactors of very low volume and the retail investor's typically emotional bias contributing to downward share price action; is clearly quite well

[JimmyBly1]

You are not selling it well. Either you are in the belief, or you flip it and move on. Any good news or bad news could come so you are liable to both in your pitch student, not only involving people in your own bet. Watchout as pumpers can have their wallet sucked out easily just like anyone else. JimmyB

[Lire02]

JB,  what the heck are you talking about ? and to who are you specifically talking ? From my perspective , you do appear to be losing" it" ." IT" being any semblance of cohesive thought.

[smallcaps2grow]

Funds who buy stock issues (GRA at $4) have many motives, from long term to flippers. So the fliipers need to exit/rotate. This stock needs volume anyways, also some funds require volume to engage. With hundreds of GRA graphene trials over the last year, there could be press releases all the time. At one point what is material? new plants for sure. $30 stock in time, no other way. Gerdau throws

[smallcaps2grow]

If Gerdau throws in the towel, when does Jimmy? isnt he South American? Must be painfully humiliating.

[JimmyBly1]

Are you seriously thinking THIS is humiliating? Your life must be so damn lame and boring. Lire02, i was referring to an article that one of the faboys here posted (dunno who, who gives a flying f***) more sensational than anything else that gives the impression to "investors" to be wise and be well informed when there are 3 buzz words in the same paragraph and they think they are smart

[1student]

Hello smallcaps2grow. That's correct. Institutional investement fund managers are always looking to exit in order to bank profits on behalf of their stake holders; they do so daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and semi- annually. I don't doubt said kinds of fund managers will be required to book profits from this latest movement upward in GRA.V's share price. As a fund manager, you

[Will101]

I am of the same mentality. Even though GRA is already close to a ten bagger for me, i will not sell what i have at the moment, wich is pure profit. It is always very hard to sit on your hands and do nothing when you have done very well with a stock. But in the case of GRA, i do believe it is early days.... So many things will happen over the next 24 months regarding plastics, carbonblack

[1student]

Hello Will101. Congratulations on the near ten fold increase of your return on investment with NanoXplore. Yes, these are the early days for an enterprise which should relatively quickly morph into (that's where the 'acquisitions' part of the equation comes into play) a multifaceted manufacturer of graphite/graphene enhanced products for a myriad of industries. From plastics