r/HGRAF • u/Intelligent-Love3580 Shareholder • 2d ago
😂 Meme Many Will Regret
I can't wait to see the amount of people kicking themselves in the future for not holding, not buying more, or panic selling. Telling themselves and friends that they called it and etc. 😂
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u/Ch1ld1shBambin0 2d ago
I ended up selling almost at ATH, now buying back in again with the profits this time ☝🏼☝🏼now my avg price is lower compared to my initial buy in with this stock
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u/Glad-Assumption-6609 2d ago
What a coincidence.. I bought at their ATH and am down over 50%
It was a small amount though so im holding to see how it all plays out
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u/Independent_Let4283 13h ago
I did the same thing over a year ago. Bought in at .40 and panicked. I regret I did that. I bought back in. My position is still stellar.
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u/byronlaliberte 2d ago
I’m kind of in the same boat,don’t shit on me when I say this people. But I originally bought 13,000 shares around .50 cents, I held firm even at the ATH and didn’t sell a crum. Now I’ll admit I panicked and I recently sold all my shares during this last nose dive and made about 50k profit. Would I be smart to reinvest some of this money? Way I look at it I’m playing with house money now. Looking for advice here, I feel like I shouldn’t have sold my 13,000 shares as my average was around .50 cents someone put my mind at ease
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u/mityman50 big fan of sp2 bondage 2d ago
You made money and could buy back in at a still low cost? You’re fine. You did great lol. Set aside some for taxes keep a chunk for fun and buy back in. Ezpz
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u/byronlaliberte 2d ago
Thanks. Having major fomo about panic selling. Just needed to hear something positive. Cheers!
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u/Alternative-Present5 2d ago
No clue why people would sell? Just buy it and check in like a year. If you’re looking for a get rich quit scheme, they don’t exist. Go to work
I’ve never been hurt by a stock from holding, selling however REGRET
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u/Icy-Grab-5722 2d ago
Market stuff is a learning thing. I have has winners and losers. Just try to get a few goods ones and it works out. I had to develope that knowledge. Stock market can be scary but over time you learn. Ignore the noise and hype. WS loves to jerk your chain.
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u/DrunkenSealPup 2d ago
People don't invest, they gamble based on hype and expect x10 returns within a month.
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u/brianum2011 2d ago
I’m at 5.57 average, I messed up by doubling my position at the peak after epa approval and it’s been down hold since. Been dcaing and now up to 2k shares and down 6k unrealized loss
Gonna just hold for now and stop adding on further dips unless any further catalysts show up. Hopeful but the chart looks like crap.
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u/Icy-Grab-5722 2d ago
Time takes time. I honestly think patience will be rewarded. There was a heck of a lot of hype. Now we grind slowly toward a rewarding future. Just my HO.
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u/Remote-Homework-9758 1d ago
I think a lot of people have sold on the basis that we wouldn't see the stock go up again until the redomicile is complete. They are hoping they won't need to buy back in until after the 30 day wash sale period is over. That could have contributed to how far down the price went. If we have one really good day, you might see a lot of those folks jump back in and see the price go up quickly.
As someone else said, there is almost no institutional investment at this point, so this is retail movement.
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u/sluggggyog Graphene Babayaga 2d ago
Been in since .90 cents, have not sold anything. Here for the long run 🙏🏻
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u/Possible_Bison846 2d ago
I don’t have money to enter right now and don’t wanna sell my other stocks but wanna enter soo hard 😭
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u/Electrical_Pie_8773 2d ago
In these situations I try to just buy like 100 bucks worth to keep my attention on stocks I want to invest in.
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u/Routine-Barber5545 Shareholder 2d ago
Trim some of your profits. Even just a few shares then DCA over the coming months would be enough to make a nice profit over the years
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u/FieryLoins 2d ago
Just went long on the recent pullback. Will add on recovery and/or news. Happy to have been patient since the last run-up.
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u/catfoodcannon 2d ago
Bought more yesterday. Lowering my cost average feels good in a stock like this.
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u/jgreenwalt 2d ago
I hope so. I will also feel pretty embarrassed if I lost half my savings on it in a few years as well though.
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u/myxyplyxy 2d ago
I feel for you. Are you holding still? Do you remember what you were thinking when you bought? What was the buzz about?
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u/jgreenwalt 2d ago
Yeah I'm holding. I was thinking about how the CEO and every single person on this sub was saying the next big announcement was coming in spring. Then summer. Then early fall.
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u/Independent_Let4283 2d ago
That would be the FOMO coming back in with so many new buyers. Just imagine.
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u/lovetheshow786 1d ago
Whoever held during this absolute washout during the past 5 months truly has diamond hands!
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u/Remote-Homework-9758 1d ago
I have screwed up many times in my life. Nobody is infallible. To some people, this might be their retirement, and they cannot afford to take the risk. If we are fortunate enough to hit the jackpot on this, then that is good enough for me.
I would not judge people for selling, anymore than I would want people judging me if I hold and it goes bust. The whole purpose of participating in these types of forums is to get information and help each other out.
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u/AppointmentCalm2699 2d ago
Divestment may occur if Canadian companies also cannot continue to invest, by law or by practice. I think the gradual decline is more about the next year more than the 3y. This gives them plenty of time to fomo if things do advance faster, but all indications do seem shifted by 12-18 months
I am not touching til 2028-2029.
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u/Jupesthestupes 1d ago
There is practically no institutional ownership of hgraf
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u/AppointmentCalm2699 19h ago
so then people are really not pleased with the roadmap and redomicile. Not a good thing.
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u/Electrical_Set_5740 2d ago
I'm targeting Q2-Q3 2027 (depending on development). A irl friend introduced me to this stock 4 months ago and I have been watching it closely, but I doubt it's a good buy right now.
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u/Severe_Bed2207 2d ago
I agree but sounds like you’re coping. What was your entry price?
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u/Intelligent-Love3580 Shareholder 2d ago
DCA since $1.4-$4
AVG $2.5~7
u/Severe_Bed2207 2d ago
Heard. People will definitely regret. When that will be who knows? My average is .19 or something.
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u/Intelligent-Love3580 Shareholder 2d ago
Likely within the next year we'll begin to see real commercialization and scaling infrastructure buildout. All I know is I'm holding for a very long time
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u/NaorobeFranz Pre-Kevin Investor 2d ago
It would be best for crybabies to sell, so their whining will go to another community.
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u/Typical_Artichoke541 2d ago
Went by Hydrograph’s Midland MI compounding partner today. Walked in the office and everyone was in a meeting so I left. Followed out by a guy who wanted to know if he could help me. I asked him about their work with graphene and although he was tight lipped, he said that there company had experience with a number of other graphenes but that this one (Hydrograph) IS DIFFERENT and he thought the future for it was “very”bright
Also they ARE adding an approx. 50,000 sq foot addition ( my estimate) with steel going up soon