RE:RE:RE:RE:Is NGC NASDAQ Bound? Can it be? Ah! $0.18 to $22.00Gorilladome47,
You stated "1Student, you're bugging me now. I will be the first to congratulate these guys for literally, doing their job and delivering what their job description entails. I get the corporate presentation, bla bla bla...we can drink some kool-aid and sit around the board room fire pit and talk about all these big and wonderful plans that have been the talking point for the past year and half...as we continue to sell off in the market by shorts having their fun because out group fails to live up to any of these big plans."
I am bugging myself at this point, lol!
FYI, I am impervious to the effects of drinking TSX-V listed equities issuer provisioned Kool-Aid.
I know more than enough about comprehensive intellectual properties licensing agreements and precisely what the various steps in developing a product such as the Heraeus Group "PorocarbTM" battery anode material porous hard carbon additive coating are.
I also know what kind, quality and quantum of annual revenues Heraeus Group generates and precisely what said company's technological proficiencies clearly are; and I know that Heraeus Group principals could have very easily gone it alone in the mass industrialized scale process manufacturing and supply of the now NGC Battery Materials Group licensed "PorocarbTM" battery anode material and battery cathode material applicable porous hard carbon additive coating product.
Since the release of the Heraeus Group relating corporate development, I explained ad nauseam what I expect is now clearly afoot with Northern Graphite Corporation.
What's more, you would do well to recall that before you and the other Johnny-come-latelies began your presentations here, I was the most vociferous critic of Mr. Hugues Jacquemin, Greggory Bowes and the others; and that is putting it mildly Goriladome47.
I was near the only one here who elected to kept their feet to the fire and catching serious flack over having elected to consistently do so, I did so perhaps while you were somewhere likely acting the part of the NGC sycophant. Who the heck knows.
Do I agree with you that a heck of a lot more confirming details need to be provided for we NGC "minority" equities investors?
Without reservation, abosolutely yes I do.
What's more, I well expect such comprehensively explained details supporting this recent tangible deliverable, a tangible deliverable which was successfully achieved by Mr. Hugues Jacquemin and likely Guillaume Jacq together. The others were likely as usual as useless as mammaries on a bull and therefore did absolutely nothing to ensure that the tangible deliverable in quation was to be in fact delivered.
You stated "You and this 'Heraeus Group deal' are killing me. If the news was so great why does the market not buy in? Why do we sell off, constantly. NOU news release was clear, concise and didn't leave investors scratching their heads try to sift through the techno mumbojumbo, trying to determine wtf the news release actually meant."
"The market" is fickle and more so fickle when the requisite follow-up company news releases conveying the comprehensive underlying details supporting the deal in question are not forthcoming in a more expedited fashion.
I am not about to ignore the modus operandi attributable to Mr. Hugues Jacquemin et al.
You are correct that this recent news release was definitely rushed to market, as were any of the other NGC press releases.
Hugues Jacquemin & Co elected to toss us a bone with just one single small piece of meat attached and the market's participants who matter simply aren't chasing scraps nowadays; not when one could have purchased General Electric shares at $106 more recently and ridden that comparatively immensely higher quality equity investment position to $150.00 just the other day; thus banking a just shy of 50% ROI in just over 3 months.
I hardly had to chase General Electric shares and that was a comparatively immensely much higher quality equity investment than NGC.V or any other TSX-V listed equities.
It's simple really. There is simply no longer the requisite amounts of more freely flowing capital available to be directed toward plays like NGC and the great multitudes of other penny stocks which have served in annihilating equities investors portfolio valuations.
Everybody and their cousins are more easily generating quite decent ROI from comparatively immensely more higher quality stocks than NGC.V, doing so in a much more reasonable timeframe.
Company's such as Northern Graphite Corporation, more specifically the officers and directors representing companies like NGC, quite intentionally played their part in irreparably annihilating the otherwise readily available capital which such market participants could have brought to bear in supporting a higher share price for NGC and the multitudes of other penny stock companies which are now crying for equities investors support.
I fear it's getting to the point whereat the only news which would move NGC.V share price higher during this deserved market environment for TSX-V listed penny stocks like NGC.V, would be a outright sale of this entire kit and caboodle to a willing company for a per share price that is obviously higher than NGC's book value per share price of $0.18.
If Hugues Jacquemin doesn't have the goods, and bleeding well soon I'd suggest, I am just going to shut things down and let gravity take the NGC share price to a 50% discount to NGC's $0.18 book value per share price. That would be a $0.09 NGC.V share price.