RE:RE:NanoXplore Unveils a Large-Scale Dry ProcessDumont,
Obviously today's announcement regarding NanoXplore's dry process manufacturing of graphene capability and how such fantastic added capability came to be (see that very cheaply purchased and yet invaluable XG Sciences Inc intellectual property) was quite reassuring and immensely timely as well.
You stated "However, the next couple of weeks could provide some rocky trading days for shareholders as the technicals in the market work there way through."
I have been suggesting that exact outcome, having done so well before I only recently stumbled upon the claim by FL1pper over at the ceo.ca investors bulletin board; such a claim being that NanoXplore shares were to be delisted from the
MSCI Canada Small Cap Index.
At this point it would now be obvious that what FL1pper sggested was true.
Clearly NanoXplore's share price is not out of the woods yet.
In fact, it could be that the remainder of the suggested 1.78 Million GRA.T shares (again, that is a rough estimate provided by FL1pper), which had to be held by the various index funds investments managers and/or their respective clients, can be made to be dumped "at market" in a most aggressive fashion during one particular approaching day.
Such a privately planned, engineered, orchestrated, spooled up and quite timely triggered GRA.T shareholders capitulaion driving event can conceivably result in the GRA.T share price being collapsed precipitously (perhaps to as low as CAD$1.70) during one single relatively greatly increased daily traded shares volume presenting day.
We would do well to keep in mind the very fact being that when the GRA.T short sellers are desperate to cover during this once again manufactured and staged collapsing of the NanoXplore share price, such short sellers (see CIBC, Morgan Stanley Canada and Goldman Sachs, anonymous to begin with) have the means, capacity and perhaps the very driving motivation - which would also be not to loose their respective shirts from a coming short sqeeze - to concertedly ensure the NanoXplore share price would be made to be collapsed precipitously (again, perhaps to as low as CAD$1.70) during one single relatively greatly increased daily traded shares volume presenting day.
Also, keep in mind that all the index funds investments managers and their clients may elect to dump their remaining NanoXplore equities exposure during one single day before the 30th of November or perhaps even during the 30th of November?
Hopefully that CAD$1.70 share price I refer to simply does not present going forward. Although, should it be presented, I would have my stink bids at the ready and could be participating in the hoovering up of several tranches of NanoXplore shares that day.