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HydroGraph is a company that produces industrial-scale, high purity (99.8%) fractal and reactive graphene, as well as hydrogen, using patented explosion/detonation technology. Although graphene has been described as a miracle material for years, its commercialization has been slow because production is expensive and difficult; HydroGraph claims that with its modular system called Hyperion, it has made this process cheaper, scalable, and environmentally friendly. It trades on the OTC market.
It contains very large future pricing expectations, but it can be just as brutal. HydroGraph’s production method may truly be a game changer in the industry, but it is necessary to stay constantly careful and alert.
It is essential to read the risks on the table clearly: the company is still burning cash, the cash cushion is good, debt is low, there is no meaningful sales revenue in the current balance sheet, and the company may need to continue issuing shares to keep the wheels turning. The market cap inflating very quickly shows that the company’s vision is being priced rather than its commercial success. These kinds of parabolic rallies in OTC markets can see very harsh profit-taking at the slightest below expectation news or in a general market correction.
There is a rising triangle formation, and it made a very good breakout last week! it got stuck at the ...RSI band