Gratomic Inc V.GRAT

Alternate Symbol(s): CBULF

Gratomic Inc. is a Canada-based exploration and development stage company with projects in Namibia, Brazil, and Canada. It supplies graphite and is engaged in the electric vehicle battery supply chain through the development of its flagship Aukam graphite mine and ongoing exploration at the Capim Grosso property. The Aukam property includes a mining license (ML) 215 (5,002 hectares (ha), in respect of base and rare metals, industrial minerals, and precious metals), and an exclusive prospecting license (EPL) 8746 (49,693 ha, in respect of base and rare metals, industrial minerals, and precious metals). The Aukam property is located in the district of Bethanie, Karas region of southern Namibia. The Capim Grosso Graphite project is situated in the center-east portion of the Bahia State, 280 km from the port of Salvador, the state capital, and 166 km from Feira de Santana and covers over 6,312 ha. It also owns a 100% interest in the Buckingham properties located in the Province of Quebec.

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Comment by Uknowiton Mar 14, 2021 7:58pm

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I've been in this game a long time and I'm just trying to share some lessons I've learned along the way. The hard way. Can you outline the news you are expecting? It's important to know what you're invested in and not run on board hype.

Trust me, I like this company - a lot. I have been in and out of it a few times. I'm glad Sheldon Inwentash is no longer directly connected to Grat (though he is indirectly through Idk) as I was in Grat when he sold a huge sum of shares (insider trading) and I lost considerable amount of money on paper. I like the management now.

Always do your own DD and dig as deep as you can and know at least a little bit about charting (RSI and stochastics at minimum) so you know when to sell and when to buy

This is a great company with a product the world wants and that EV manufacturers need desperately. I'm in for the long haul.