Comment by 1studenton Feb 27, 2025 5:59pm
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RE:RE:25 % Tariffs ? What , me worry?
RE:RE:25 % Tariffs ? What , me worry?s2000duck,
Amongst other remarks I would for the most part agree with, you stated "As usual it is the case of "preparing for the worse and hoping for the best" case scenario for all involved..."
Yes s2000duck. Certainly preparing for the worst; and yet, proactively laying the preemptive grounwork that could ensure NanoXplore could be enabled to shape a better case scenario on behalf of company stakeholders and GRA.T "minority" equities investors alike.
This time around it's clear that Mr. Soroush Nazarpour doesn't want to be the first and the only insider party coming in relatively aggressively to purchase GRA.T shares in efforts to support the NanoXplore share price and perhaps prevent the share price heading downward into that previously resulting (December 2023) sub $2.00 level. The previous time around having intraday bottomed at $1.87, during December 2023.
That renewal of the TSX approved Normal Course Issuer bid is definitely clearly demonstrative of a proactive measure on the part of NanoXplore management, and undertaking that should be applauded.
At the very least the company is being prepared to defend the GRA.T share price against the potenial impacts resulting from what is clearly being shaped up as an arbitrage short selling event extraordinaire, an event on the magnitude of that March 2020 North American wide equities market correction.
Clearly, the main difference this time around, as compared to March 2020, would be that said kind and quality of "scheduled event" would almost exclusively be intended to target the respective share price of primarily Canadian equities exchange listed issuers that may or may not be dual U.S. market listed; particularly certan sector specific Canadian companies that would be most pejoratively impacted by any percentage of imposed U.S. import tariff, companies clearly preselected and targeted for destruction.
At this juncture, I would also be expecting that the company management would have also long ago taken measures and would therefore additionally be announcing measures that would ensure NanoXplore has the process production capacity to manufacture sufficient tonnage of graphene within the U.S.
This practice of solely cross border supplying of graphene and graphene enhanced product by NanoXplore Canadian operations to the company's U.S. subsidiary and it's U.S. based customers needs to stop.
Announce the already undertaken measures to locate a 4,000 tpa capacity to manufacture graphene within the U.S.