Gratomic Inc CBULF

So why why..

[chry200030]

Why is the share price dropping? 
The stock should of held .225 as a worse case scenario. 
Now trading at .19 with a big ask. 
Something here doesn't add up in the short term...

[Letzgo]

It's a management lifestyle scam. Scores of them on the V-exchange 

[GabeBuffet]

OH WHY OH WHY.....chry,   I know that you own shares, so i'll be direct and as precise as possible without the use of "sarcasm"....the entire graphite (junior) market took a hit, I think Gratomic reacted a little sooner/extreme because of the massive upward momentum. Back in Nov of 2020 GRAT was trading at $0.14 and by March of 2021 GRAT hit $1.61 thats a ROI of 1,050%....

[FullMetals]

Gabe, constructive post.....however, lets be real, the only reason Grat went to $ 1.61 was the pump and dump done by Candyman and that crew, and that crew made lots, and I mean lots of money on the pump and dump.  Grat is trading exactly where it should be, it should never have raised to over $ 0.50, and i think right now should be actually lower based on risk.   Grat still has a

[GabeBuffet]

fullmetals,  you're not providing context only words and your opinion, to issue the term "Pump n Dump" scheme without merit or proper documentation/proof is scandalous. you keep referring to "candyman".  Derrick aka "Candyman" isn't part of management......Also you have to understand that our CEO Arno Brand's sole purpose is to provide

[FullMetals]

Gabe, I appreciate your commitment to management, I think it is misguided, but that's my opinion.  I am not suggesting people sell or jump ship, I was pointing out that there was no fundemental reason Grat got to $ 1.61, it is now sitting where it should be until management can prove to investors.   Also, analyst ratings are not BS Gabe, they are not end all be all, but they

[chry200030]

Right now, the market doesn't believe in GRAT and the market thinks this ia s classic pump N dump.  Ok, so the P&D is done. Going forward, investors will be cautious. It will be an uphill battle. But at .20, one would think there is some upside now. We may never see $1 again, but the proof will be in the pudding going forward. Fool me once, fool me twice  scenario.