NanoXplore Inc T.GRA

Who sees a $2.50 NanoXplore share price once again?

[1student]

You can bet your assest that during this interim period plenty of "high net worth clients", who would respectively be fully "serviced" by or on behalf of the known previous bought deal capital financing underwriters when selling short GRA shares once again, certainly do.

These high net worth clients and their facilitators would pretend in contending, once again, that it's the overall equities market sentiment and resulting downbeat "risk off" environment which is playing a central role in any would be orchestrated selloff of NanoXplore shares, during the interim period of churning shares amongst one another to the downside.
Don't ever believe such disingenuous and outright bullpucky spreading kinds of analysts et al., and the very lieges they serve.

It's rinse and repeat people. We've been here before - certainly not willingly I am sure.

The vacuum created during this no follow-up NanoXplore news interim period, coupled with the U.S Federal Reserve choosing to continue increasing interest rates yet again (possibly a full 1%) and the consequentially resulting equities markets correction being clearly triggerd leading into this coming Wednesday . . .
Suffice to say that the resulting volatility created has begun once again to be been borne and would continue to be disproportionately borne by the equities prices of companies such as NanoXplore and far too many more quite intentionally "unsupported" (in NanoXplore's case, intentionally unsupported by or on behalf of the known $30 Million bougt deal underwriters et al) publicly traded equities issers.

I could be wrong about this. What do you think?

[Lire02]

You've been a very busy boy over the last 12 hours, 1Student, and I, for one, must admit to some concern, or more accurately, much ignorance over forcasting the near term ups and downs of Nanoxplore shares.  While I do find your observations on the company's progress quite interesting, I do think you focus too much on the battery/Voltaxplore potential, rather than the "meat and

[1student]

Hello Lire02 You stated, "While I do find your observations on the company's progress quite interesting, I do think you focus too much on the battery/Voltaxplore potential, rather than the "meat and potatoes" stuff of the potential sales of graphene . . ." RESPONSE: Perhaps you missed what I stated within my reply to JimmyBly1, a excerpt of which can be found contained