NanoXplore Inc T.GRA

Regarding my last most reply, a continuation

[1student]

Did Paradigm Capital issue a new GRA share price projection, based on the forestated developments outlined by me within my last most recent reply and/or plenty of other information which I provided to date; not yet eh? LOL

Where is that duly revised NanoXplore Inc share price peojection?

Did senior Paradigm Capital's investment allocation managers issue the decree to buy, buy, buy every GRA share available going forward?

 

Can I  buy one of those $25,000.00 graphene production modules?

Ah! What the heck, can I instead stand by and watch Mr. Soroush Nazarpour and Co. simply go over to the U.S and purchase a U.S based competitor who certainly faces the very real prospect of not only loosing all those very lucrative graphene comprised automotive parts and components manufacturing and supply contracts previously issued by Ford and any others?

 

NOTE: Given that the unit price for our "Graphene BlackTM", as would be established for this particular U.S based competitor, would be far too much higher than any other price provided to Techmer PM, LLC and/or any of our preferred and presently contracted "Graphene BlackTM" customers, thus making such a competitor's graphene centric business enterpise entirely unprofitable; Mr. Soroush Nazarpour and Co could simply tell this particular competitor to consider a offer for purchase which they simply can not refuse, if you will.

 

NanoXplore would be listing on the Nasdaq alright.
I suspect NanoXplore could be doing so as part in parcel of a 'leveraged offer' to take this particular U.S competitor public, i.e.once the proposed merger is agreed to and completed.

After all, I'm sure that having the primary 'principals' vested of this particular competitor being well compensated for their requisite understanding of the facts as they stand, in terms of their being unable to sustain any sort of viable graphene centric business should they refuse the generous offer to merge, which could be put forth by NanoXplore, is a outcome which would be acceptable to all concerned, yes?

 

[antlercarver]

My understanding of the business from the Paradigm Capital report is that there is definitely room for GRA to grow the Graphene Black business, hence the estimation of earnings for multiple numbers of production modules. N'est pas?

[1student]

Yes, yes Antlercarver. What I was more so driving at was the Paradigm Capital research analyst note made no specific mention of the most advantageous USEPA  associated and clearly supported circumstance which has been developed in order to unambiguously support the now requisite purchase of NanoXplore's "Graphene BlackTM" product by or on behalf of all American and foreign

[Lire02]

"Ford Motor Company was the first domino to be pushed forward; thus initiating the downward falling cascade of developers and manufacturers supplying graphene comprised parts and components to all the other automotive manufacturers operating within the U.S."FROM 1Student's post.  Do you know ( and if so, how )  that some kind of agreement has been reached on the use of

[1student]

. . ." before the commodification of graphene starts to occur"?  First, you may want to ask Mr. Soroush Nazarpour precisely how long it took him to have our "Graphene BlackTM" product become authorized for it's use in the manufacturing of graphene comprised automotive parts and components within the U.S and/or as comprising automotive parts and components being

[Lire02]

I couldn't agree more with everything you say here, 1Student. However, my questioning was on the suggestion made that FORD HAD agreed to shift away from current graphene suppliers, rather than ' probably will'..... still a reasonably big difference. In any case, your reasoning seems pretty sound and may , in time, come to pass. However, we are dealing with U.S. institutions here

[1student]

Thanks Lire02 The powers that be, as pertains to the USEPA, well know the issues and U.S Federal and state governments initiatives which aim to reduce and reuse plastics of all sorts. Recyclability of various kinds of plastics is key to sustaining the circular and continued use of of plastics going forward. NanoXplore's "Graphene BlackTM" powders and it's USEPA recognized

[antlercarver]

I see what you mean, 1student. Makes sense, and it will be interesting to see how things pan out. :)