RE:RE:RE:It's quite funny to watch how the price starts to creep up"NookieWookie" indeed your name says it all ......
I may be "naive" on some issues, as we all are, but I have been around the high risk investment commutity for quite a while and had ups and downs in past trading ventures.
I should qualify by saying I am a P.Eng in Aerospace and have significant composites experience. I do know the limitations in the industry today and look forward to continual advancements in this area. I feel developments will come from these man made materials as advances in natural materials look limiting (i.e. nantech being the best to date).
I like the tech background of the management team at GGG and their prudent approach to managing. They are not there for the quick buck and "exit stage left".
Graphene on it's own is limitiing (sheets of bonded carbon atoms) but can be incorporated into a graphene infused polymer. GGG are using this approach for 3D printing amongst other applications.
GGG are also into extracting Graphene from natural Graphite to sell into the market place. Good sales "bread and butter" opportunity for revenues.
One of the most limitiing factors today with practical use of composites is associated with RESIN systems. They are the weak link. Practically all composite structural failures are associated with "through thickness" impact damages which is entirely attributed to the resin (epoxy) and not the high strength fibres. They are also looking at "reinforced resins".
I just like the technolgy and the approach taken by GGG.
For me, it is worth the risk of investment because it just may take off.
But, like most other high risk ventures it may FAIL.