Michael Leo

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@MrBeast 1,500,000

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

Hydrograph’s graphene $HGRAF solves the AI-driven energy and copper crunch by dramatically improving heat dissipation in data centers—a few percent of their ultra-pure graphene added to coolants or copper coatings transfers heat up to 150%+ better, slashing the enormous electricity (and water) wasted on cooling red-hot AI servers so hyperscalers can run far more powerful racks without needing nearly as much extra power plants, copper wiring, or other scarce commodities.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Get ready for the nano material tech commodity super cycle.

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@DoerksenMorley @Cappy_Nate This company will change the world too

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@bayarmaa_daam @todd_ramos Naked shorts on Fintel’s FTD list need to start covering ~April 9. Should get interesting soon. Estimate ~10mil shares naked short.

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@knedoycap @RonaldVolusus ~Apr 9 which is 35 days after close of LIFE offering. The hedge funds that participated in that offering likely went short locking in their profits. There’s an exemption for them being naked short on the FTD list. ~10mil shares need to be bought back by them soon.

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@ArneriDesign @bayarmaa_daam There’s ~10mil naked shorts that do not legally need to cover until ~April 9. Another investor already got his state Rep notified. Nothing you can do but wait and buy cheaper. Only a matter of time

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@LukeGromen @adamscrabble I can’t believe this is so difficult to understand. There must be ulterior motives in that case

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@silvertrade The market is starting to wonder where the miners will get their diesel from. I know that’s my biggest concern.

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@TheSqeakyMouse @green78499 I agree. This coincides with when the naked shorts need to cover with respect to the FTD timing around April 9 (35 days after close of LIFE offering)

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@davidbateman Energy crisis will resume no doubt. And as much as I don’t like to admit this, I can foresee the miners share price not handling the energy shortage & the potential energy lock downs very well.

However, physical metals/commodities should do very well in this scenario.

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@posting_anon This one’s going to be special

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@LoneyZachariah credit to @RonaldVolusus for leading the way.......https://t.co/HhoOhiTR4U

[Jeffersonian @RonaldVolusus]

The Honorable Congressman (your representative)

I am writing to you as a constituent, a resident of Southport NC, and a retired federal employee. I am bringing to your attention what appears to be a clear case of institutional market manipulation involving HydroGraph Clean Power ($HGRAF), a materials science company currently achieving significant technological milestones.

Despite positive fundamental growth, the stock is being crushed by persistent downward pressure that exhibits the fingerprints of algorithmic suppression. Specifically, I am reporting a case of regulatory arbitrage where the very rules designed to protect shareholders are being weaponized against them.

The core of my complaint involves the following technical failures:

• The Threshold List Paradox: HGRAF has been on the FINRA 4320 Threshold List since February 26, 2026, due to massive Fails to Deliver (FTDs). Under Rule 4320, a mandatory buy-in should have been forced after 13 consecutive settlement days.

• The Rule 204 Loophole: It appears institutional participants in the recent C$30M LIFE offering (closed March 5) are being granted a hall pass via SEC Rule 204(a)(2). By claiming "deemed to be owned" status on these shares, they are effectively bypassing the 13-day threshold protection and utilizing a 35-calendar-day extension to maintain naked short positions and suppress the price.

• Signs of Manipulation: The current market activity in HGRAF is exhibiting a classic "High-Volume Walk Down." Despite a significant surge in daily volume—now consistently exceeding 5M shares—the price remains artificially pinned. This price-volume divergence, combined with a borrow rate exceeding 15% and near-zero share availability, suggests high-velocity churning where the 35-day loophole is being used to overwhelm natural buy-side pressure.

As a retiree who relies on the integrity of the U.S. capital markets, I find it unacceptable that institutional players can use a 35-day delivery window to suppress a company’s value while retail investors are left unprotected.

I am formally requesting that your office initiate a Congressional Inquiry with the SEC’s Office of the Investor Advocate to investigate why Rule 204(a)(2) is being allowed to override Rule 4320 protections for $HGRAF.
Thank you for standing up for the retail investors of North Carolina.

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

5/
Once the 35 days are up:
•The institutions have to close out the old FTDs by buying real shares.
•That buying pressure could finally let the stock breathe and run higher on the real company news.
•The hedge funds already locked their profit, so some might even turn bullish and ride the upside (or buy more shares).

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

4/
Right now (as of March 20, 2026) the stock is trading around $5.13 — way below the mid-March peak.
Huge daily volume, but it barely moves. That’s the “ghost shares” from the delayed delivery flooding the market and capping upside.
Regular investors who bought on the good news (the $30M cash, factory plans, etc.) are watching their gains evaporate while the big guys finish their hedge.

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@bayarmaa_daam They're trapped with the same desperate recycling of borrowed shares.

They were trying to pile on the shorts during the thin power-hour fade to cap the upside and paint a weaker daily candle.

They are grasping at straws because they're out of better options....

[Michael Leo @MichaelMonops]

@bayarmaa_daam They’re either crazy or desperate…