Topic: Graphene Stocks, bonds, securities, assets? (Read 782 times)
I have capital of some Dollars and i would like to invest in some securities and bonds because the return on bonds is more than stocks and Graphene is the best option we can choose for future investment and it is the best way to make money through investment rather than keeping in wallet.
Is it Graphene a good investment?
Studies in 2012 revealed, it is possible to separate graphene from the metallic board on which it is grown, whilst also being able to reuse the board for future applications theoretically an infinite number of times, therefore reducing the toxic waste previously created by this process. Furthermore, the quality of the graphene that was separated by using this method was sufficiently high enough to create molecular electronic devices successfully.
I believe this material will have great importance in a near future and is probably an excellent investment. Does anyone knows where can I Buy some Graphene based Company Stocks?
Studies in 2012 revealed, it is possible to separate graphene from the metallic board on which it is grown, whilst also being able to reuse the board for future applications theoretically an infinite number of times, therefore reducing the toxic waste previously created by this process. Furthermore, the quality of the graphene that was separated by using this method was sufficiently high enough to create molecular electronic devices successfully.
I believe this material will have great importance in a near future and is probably an excellent investment. Does anyone knows where can I Buy some Graphene based Company Stocks?
This is an old post, but this might help: http://news.mit.edu/topic/graphene
Thanks. I was actually trying to understand what were the possible investments in terms of companies dealing with this tech so that I could put my money on it. I actually see technology as a good investment and Graphene will surely be an important part of the future.
Thanks anyway!
Is it Graphene a good investment?
Studies in 2012 revealed, it is possible to separate graphene from the metallic board on which it is grown, whilst also being able to reuse the board for future applications theoretically an infinite number of times, therefore reducing the toxic waste previously created by this process. Furthermore, the quality of the graphene that was separated by using this method was sufficiently high enough to create molecular electronic devices successfully.
I believe this material will have great importance in a near future and is probably an excellent investment. Does anyone knows where can I Buy some Graphene based Company Stocks?
Studies in 2012 revealed, it is possible to separate graphene from the metallic board on which it is grown, whilst also being able to reuse the board for future applications theoretically an infinite number of times, therefore reducing the toxic waste previously created by this process. Furthermore, the quality of the graphene that was separated by using this method was sufficiently high enough to create molecular electronic devices successfully.
I believe this material will have great importance in a near future and is probably an excellent investment. Does anyone knows where can I Buy some Graphene based Company Stocks?
This is an old post, but this might help: http://news.mit.edu/topic/graphene
Is it Graphene a good investment?
Studies in 2012 revealed, it is possible to separate graphene from the metallic board on which it is grown, whilst also being able to reuse the board for future applications theoretically an infinite number of times, therefore reducing the toxic waste previously created by this process. Furthermore, the quality of the graphene that was separated by using this method was sufficiently high enough to create molecular electronic devices successfully.
I believe this material will have great importance in a near future and is probably an excellent investment. Does anyone knows where can I Buy some Graphene based Company Stocks?
Studies in 2012 revealed, it is possible to separate graphene from the metallic board on which it is grown, whilst also being able to reuse the board for future applications theoretically an infinite number of times, therefore reducing the toxic waste previously created by this process. Furthermore, the quality of the graphene that was separated by using this method was sufficiently high enough to create molecular electronic devices successfully.
I believe this material will have great importance in a near future and is probably an excellent investment. Does anyone knows where can I Buy some Graphene based Company Stocks?
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