NanoXplore Inc T.GRA

Trump's "Trade Vision" ....

[s2000duck]

same as "Concept of a plan in Health Care"...

The paper tiger likely to rely on his cabinet players (aka scapegoats) as to what he will actually do.

[1student]

s2000duck, I simply don't care for the politics of whether you like Donald Trump as U.S. President or not. All that concerns me is what NanoXplore representatives have actually pursued and in fact initiated in proactively mitigating any impacts from the initial 25% tariffs to be imposed by this Trump administration? The company should have already ensured that a Graphene BlackTM" powder

[s2000duck]

1student, I do not care either if one likes Trump or not- he is there and here we are. Am I reading in your reponse that you now infer competence and strategic foresight  in a management team that , according to your posts for the better part of the last 12 months, has left you disillusioned for mismanaging the context?

[1student]

s2000duck, What I spoke to was representative of my current concerns, concerns that simply have not as yet been adequately addressed, to my knowledge, by or on behalf of NanoXplore management. Should NanoXplore management have employed what you suggest is inferred competence and strategic foresight in actually successfully having managed to undertake precisely what I suggested they should have

[s2000duck]

@1student - to put it succinctly, do I believe NanoXplore could be a takeover target?. My answer: nothing is ever certain in markets as in life, but yes, I do believe the company could become attractive to certain bigger players. At what price would it be so....remains dependent on company performance and management performance. Full circle :)

[1student]

s2000duck, You stated "to put it succinctly, do I believe NanoXplore could be a takeover target" At current share price points, there is a danger of precisely that taking place. For many reasons, this company needs to shift and become domiciled within the U.S. and preferably under the corporate umbrella of a well recognized chemicals company, a.k.a. "the industrial titan"