NanoXplore Inc T.GRA

5 year view

[DrJayser]

The best way is, think where will be profits in 2026....then put a value on it!

[graphene007]

The name of the game will not be profits... It will be : Quality of clients Volume of graphene related sales Rarity Difficulty to imitate Results of R&D Patents Royalties Etc.

[goodbuddy]

If one looks at recent trading value. Today's price reflects a lower multiple than average, if this stock trades at average from the past, we can see $5.50 price target.Will see where this goes...

[graphene007]

Market in USA today: Touched $5,40 CAD but last trade $4,75 CAD Volume 80,000

[goodbuddy]

Wouldn't that be sweet if it got there this week! I curious to know how Q2 report will look, expecting a slight growth in revenue.

[lire1]

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[goodbuddy]

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/nnxpf

[goodbuddy]

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/nnxpf

[graphene007]

NNXPF: https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/NNXPF/overview

[goodbuddy]

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/nnxpf/analystestimates?mod=mw_quote_tab Look at the price targets on this site. I suspect it is all in US dollars

[DrJayser]

We need another bonehead comment from JimmyJ***off and the stock goes to 10$ , hahahahahaha!

[graphene007]

We still need Jimmy as a Devil's Advocate !

[JimmyBly1]

Dr Knucklehead, stock value must reflect a company generated value, based on revenues, profits and potential for growth I agree. All your talks here and other fanboys and girls are based on buzz words, powerpoints, millions=billions (let me laugh at this) and fapping on projected stock values. Good for you but whats real? Beyond a current pumped value? Tell me for real. Be very cautious... or do

[goodbuddy]

Click on the webcast link from Martinrea, I'll go out on a limb here and say this. There is a very good chance by the near end of 2021 or easrly 2022 this stock will be in double digits. Martinrea

[JimmyBly1]

Its possible, like its possible they collapse overnight because some investors lose their patience and pull the plug. Again here, they invented a process (patent is online, its not rocket science, they may have 6 months to 2 years of advance on competition given that they have a plant), innovation for them is not their nano graphene black product, its the setup they managed to push together, still

[j1nxed]

Afaik, NanoXplore is the only publicly listed graphene company with strong backers (large industrial end user and). They have done due diligence that ordinary shareholders cannot do, they also operate differently in the sense that MRE is likely more keen on securing graphene supply (like an offtake) than update their portfolio every 5 minutes. 2 years is plenty room to take a dominant position

[DrJayser]

JimmyJ***off, in May of 2015, Shopify was listed at a mkt value of 1.4B$ usd with 100M in sales and an history of burning cash..... today its worth 100B$+ USD. so keep at it Moron....The mkt value of a Co. is its discounted future cash flow. GRA will be worth 20B$ in less than 5 years.  

[JimmyBly1]

DrPos, company Better Place in the 2010s i think raised 1 billion and collapsed in a matter of 1 year due to a gross market and subsequent access costs underestimation. Everything looked cool until they hit the wall especially with their strategic partners (automotive, EVs... go check out). You can give examples, so what? Me too. Whats the point? Nada. And for one successful examples, you have 99

[j1nxed]

I like the potential risk/reward ratio, it is extremely asymmetrical where you risk losing a lot to gain 100x. I already know that it is extremely risky creating a new market (there is demand at a certain price for graphene). The difference between EV and graphene is the fact that this is not dependent on customers changing habits, incentives, tax breaks etc etc, it is targeted at companies

[goodbuddy]

*I don't care much for emotions when it comes to investing or talking on forums. At the beginning of the year the stock traded at $1.35; today it is trading at $4.25. That is a return of little over 300%. That is why emotion has to be checked at the door, who can turn down 300% return!

[multilex]

Nice analysis but your math skills are definitely not  your strong point. Based on your share price figures, it's a one year return of ~ 215%. Having said that , the 2021 returns will be much higher! GLTA!!!

[graphene007]

The value in 2021& 2022 will  follow the intangible assets : -       Reputation of clients ( ex. Volvo, Ford, Tesla, Boeing etc.) -       Proof of concept of the Silicon/graphene Battery -       Intellectual property, Copyrights, Patents, Trademarks -   

[JimmyBly1]

And the example you give is a low CapEx digital company... totally irrelevant to compare with an industrial, high CapEx mined based product refiner and compressed margins biz model. You are making a fool out of yourself dear Sir. JimmyB

[DrJayser]

exept for the marketing and selling + RD line on SHOP you moron....high capex GRA is 18M$ for 4000 tpa of graphene= 20M$ EBITDA, 100% ROR a year. Keep at it A***Hole. 

[j1nxed]

I know you don't like NanoXplore, but how is the value pumped if the growth story is 100% clear? Grapheneblack does work, it has been proven on a lot of things (wood, plastics, metal, polymers, batteries), i think your issue with NanoXplore is that they won't be able to produce the graphene because there are customers out there that will buy it for a price. Obviously there are clear

[DrJayser]

OMG JimmyJ**off, 4.15$ Bid you are right again.....