Part #1 Regarding Recent Conference Call & Associated issuesLOL! Caveat Emptor indeed Lire02.
It would apprear as though whenever a quarterly financial report or the company's Q4 annual financial report is about to be release by NanoXplore, GRA shareholders (myself included) would do well and profit handsomely in selling GRA shres short (FYI: one does not "short" equities; haven't ever done so).
Yes Lire02. We have to admit that Soroush Nazarpour &Co have successfully achieved some, if not most, of the previous 5 year plan objectives.
I too expect NanoXplore will deliver successful achievements during the current five year period, as the company progresses forward in expanding the depth and breadth of NanoXplore graphene production and the company's "downstream" graphene comprised products manufacturing and sales enterprise.
I support the five year strategic business business development "investments" direction Mr. Nazarpour &Co have recently announced.
I do not entirely appreciate Mr. Nazarpour choosing to emphasize for equities analysts the particular point being that NanoXplore achieving adjusted positive quarterly EBITDA profitable status and seeking to achieve and sustain adjusted positive EBITDA annual profitable status during this five year period is not, in his estimation, "the priority".
I believe I actually understand the crux of what Mr. Nazarpour was actually driving at when he suggested his primary focus was not to sacrifice any aspect of the company's established "three pillars" and five year strategic bussiness development investments in growing and the "future capacity" supporting NanoXplore's various business segments, in order to instead concentrate on more immediately gaining and seeking to sustain adjusted EBITDA profitability.
I also believe I know precisely why Mr. Nazarpour chose to specifically emphasize the potential for NanoXplore to perhaps intendedly be lacking of forward going EBITDA profitability. I understand why he chose to do so for the consideration of equities analysts present during the conference call, for GRA investors and for "the street" generally.
However, It's certainly difficult to appreciate Mr. Nazarpour's seemingly flippant attitude and intentionally lacking consideration for what Mr. Nazarpour &Co would have full well known the exacting reaction to his choosing to specifically emphasize such a point would in fact be.
To be continued