HydroGraph. A Thousand Dollar Stock?

Some call Kevin Bambrough crazy. Not those who understand what he's saying!

While yours truly may have been the first independent letter writer to begin to understand the potential of Hydrograph Clean Power’s product and the company’s amazingly robust economic model, Kevin Bambrough has not only dug much deeper than I into understanding the scientific reasons why Hydrograph’s SP2 bonded pure graphene (99.9% carbon/0.2% oxygen) is destined to “change the world,” as its inventor Dr. Chris Sorenson insists it will. Watch my discussion with Kevin Bambrough HERE.

In this video, Kevin explains the following facts about the one of a kind HydroGraph’s graphene and its business model that make this the most significant materials technology stock in my lifetime since the invention of the computer chip:

· Why practically every materials business in the world is going to need Hydrograph’s patented graphene if it wants to survive.

· Why despite rapid growth in sales for the company is anticipated to begin late this year or early 2026, the company will not need to raise capital and thus dilute shareholder values from this point forward.

· Why return on capital equipment with a 10-year life is expected to be a mere 44 days!

· Why Kevin maintains that a factory located on a mere two acres of land can host 1,000 Hyperion machines capable of producing 25,000 tons per year generating a minimum of US $6.25 billion in annual revenues and $5 billion in annual operating profits.

· Kevin outlined the criteria he has used over the years that has made him a very successful Toronto based investor and fund manager. He has had more than his share of 10 baggers, but he insists that he has never seen an investment opportunity in his life that comes anywhere close to the upside that HydroGraph Clean Power has. That's why he insisted in this interview that he thinks HydroGraph Clean Power can become a $1,000 stock.

Kevin realizes that what he has said seems too good to be true so he welcomes any and all questions asked in good faith via Substack or YouTube or any other venue that hosts Kevin including his own X account.

"In good faith" means that you have listened to this video with an open mind and have sincere doubts and honest questions. Or course, Kevin would also like to hear any points of agreement you may have as well. To understand the potential of HydroGraph Clean Power, a steep learning curve was necessary for Kevin who himself was a skeptic when his son first informed him of the story. Only if you begin to realize what HydroGraph’s pure SP2 bonded graphene can do and, better yet, why it can do it, will you be able to fully begin to share Kevin’s enthusiasm. Of course, as the contracts begin to be announced, the need to dig so deep may appear less important. But at that point, these shares may be out of reach. This video as well as others Kevin has hosted with Kjirstin Breure and Dr. Chris Sorenson, and other videos I have hosted with Kjirstin and nuclear engineer Kerry Landis, can provide starting points to understand why Kevin may indeed be onto something despite a sense that “it seems too good to be true.”

Best Wishes,

Jay Taylor