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[1student]

lire1, I did not suggest that Solidion Technology actually manufactures graphene in mass industrial scale quantities nor did I suggest Solidion Technology was a direct competitor in such regard to

[lire1]

So, I don't see where Soliden actually manufactures graphene,just uses it within one of their technologies. So God bless them! We may yet profit from the battery industry!

[1student]

s2000duck, Mr. Wolff is not all that wrong. Without the prerequisite offtake agreements there can be no forward progress with respect to monetizing, through specific commercialization efforts

[1student]

According to Mr Nazarpour & Co, the problem would have been in the form of great demand for CSPG anode component material not being able to be met by existing either synthetic SCPG anode component

[s2000duck]

@lire1 - Mr Wolff may not be wrong - just that there is no visibility on what a line of business on the battery side would generate. A for the other analysts, there is no reason for any change as long

[lire1]

Thank Goodness we dont have to rely on the battery industry to make money! We still have a myriad of potential business applications to make inordinate profits.medium and long term. With the notable

[s2000duck]

1Student - LOL yes the Northvolt debacle presents an opportunity for homegrown solutions...but the question then is "solutions to what problem?". My bet is that the VW giga factory in

[1student]

s2000duck, As relates to NanoXplore though, I expect there is going to be immediately made readily available that block of Quebec Hydro provisioned electricity required and also, amongst other things

[1student]

s2000duck , Yes I know about the Northvolt CEO resignation. Do you know that the Northvolt director necessarily representing Volkswagen quite sizable investments interest in Northvolt's business

[s2000duck]

The EV battery business lost its spark...so to speak?

[Jonathon Brown]

A highlight of the week was Bombardier (TSX:BBD), which reported impressive growth in its Q3 2024 results. read article.

[1student]

lire1, I won't sell just yet becuase I won't take a loss here, no matter what the amount or how much ROI I can generate elswhere with that capital. I will tell you that I have been trying to

[s2000duck]

@lire1 - I am not sure we can call the $2.20~ a "support" level but it has bounced there  as some technicals would induce one to buy at lower risk there...but as you say, caveat emptor

[lire1]

Good God, 1 Student, why cant you just sell all or part of your more than 25% of your net worth holdings in Nanoxplore, if only to stop torturing yourself. In any case, seems to be some fairly serious

[1student]

s2000duck, You actually believe the VoltaXplore 2GWh battery cells manufacturing build was just paused? LOL! Give your head a shake would you, perhaps doing so could reset for you whatever seemed to

[s2000duck]

Good summary. That's why I said a while back that pausing Volta related factory  investments may have been a blessing in disguise...the drill-baby-drill crowd down south may want something