RE:RE:PART #2 of Proposed As . . . RTO and NYSE Listing of NGCThanks for your conveyed appreciation CBalardo.
You said, " I'll be cut and dry. You will notice your not given values of deals on either side, or even what Edgewater needs out of the deal to be profitable yet. I will tell you that the miners have suffered for years and capital partner companies have made billions taking advantage. The margins are about to change and Edgewater can not afford to risk not having supply issues once the graphite hits the roof. Look at it more like a guaranteed streaming purchase.
I agree. I don't appreciate the fact being that no deal values and little either previous owner provided or present owner provided information, especially with respect to whether or not NeoGraph Solutions LLC was aactually a profitable enterprise investment for either Aterian or Edgewater, provided for interested NGC investors.
I've had a good sense that the NeoGraph Solutions LLC option to purchase agreement with NGC is the result of Sprott Capital Partners LLP representatives feverishly working in the background since Sprott principals became involved with Northern Graphite Corporation.
After all, I long ago had the distinct sense that Mr. Eric Sprott had latched on to and clearly embraced Sprotts deepening involvement with this concept of assembling a Canadian based, globally supplying and verticals integrating graphite miner, a graphite mining company which necessarily posesses " the control of" a downstream graphite battery materials products manufacturing business and also posesses a diverse suite of graphite based and graphene nanoplatlets powder enhanced products manufacturing business segments.
It's actually a very easy idea to somehow sell; and yet, it's also a massive common shareholders dilution specific - not necessarily or at all a "stakeholders" equity interests dilution requiring idea - "sales pitch", one which abosutely small time NGC shareholders like myself should be made aware of CBalardo.
Due to many reasons, I'm now losing confidence here with NGC.
Perhaps that is a good thing for me. After all, given all that I've been stating here, it cerainly would seem as though I had lost all objectivity with respect to my investment in and expectations for NGC during the nearer term.
It's too bad I purchased more NGC shares just recently. It would seem a case of over exubrance and consequent bad timing on my part for sure.
I am going to take this long weekend to reassess whether I, "at the market" exit this position completely for the time being.