Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[superg1] 14/3/2017 07:53

Oh and get the red wine on standby for him.

Any tips form Rik in case I fancy a flutter so I know what to avoid?

[superg1] 14/3/2017 07:49

Sky

I abandoned the form for the first race a few years ago having studied that previously.

I tried the lady method. Silks were colour of the kitchen wall, form number matched a number for me and the horse name clicked re a link too so that was the one. Romped home about 20-1.

I then switched to form and got a blank for the rest of the day. I'm only a casual once a year type with my fiver E/W lol.

[superg1] 14/3/2017 07:44

Rid

If it helps just about everyone I know had to pay 16.1 too and they were not easy to get.

[superg1] 14/3/2017 07:43

I was asked not to post yesterday as some were trying to buy and found it difficult.

One asked me what I thought was going on with MMs yesterday and I suggested they were playing the Primarybid game making it look like there was supply when in fact they need stock.

PIs buy if prices rise in fear of missing out and MMS know that. If you have potential sellers and you drop the price they sell in fear of a further price drop. I took the spread with the odder at 16.5 to keep SB folk at bay.

Well after some attempts yesterday by some it seems stock was short and I see Winters went off the offer late yesterday having been there for a while.

There had been the remnants of 1.2 mill from City F going into March and I was thinking it must be near done by now.

We'll soon see if there is volume but stock was hard to get hold of yesterday in any numbers as some found out.

[skylite] 14/3/2017 07:39

Lucky, depending on how the festival goes stock may become a little easier to get over the next few days! The Somerset Arms racing algorithm, developed by the owner Richard several years ago as yet to work.

[ridicule] 14/3/2017 07:34

luckyorange I hope you are right. I bought another 38k yesterday @ 16.1. I expected some further activity by now, following the Nanene announcement. When news flow from this development begins, the share price should move up.

[luckyorange] 14/3/2017 07:16

I don't think there is much stock available john henry, they will squeeze the last drop out of it and then move up , not many sellers left. 16's is the base for buying it seems.

[john henry] 14/3/2017 04:11

im guessing the market was always going to take the price back to the placing. Anyways i shall add at 15p.

[superg1] 13/3/2017 22:06

I see Scotland's most disliked lady wants another referendum. That may work well as RFU have been talking about dropping a no chance team from the 6 nations. Easy decision after they were put back in their not good enough box on the weekend.

[serratia] 13/3/2017 21:47

Perhaps he was thinking of other Graphene investors ?

Men stumble over the truth from time to time, but most pick themselves
up and hurry off as if nothing happened.
– Winston Churchill

[superg1] 13/3/2017 21:06

I meant this guy by the way as the voice.

Dr Aravind Vijayaraghavan

[superg1] 13/3/2017 17:23

I'd forgotten about the graphene engineering centre and I see the Royce institute has got the go ahead.



On twitter I see two NGI videos have been highlighted.



Perhaps sadly I can tell you who narrates the sensor one as I recognise his voice. It doesn't say it but it's
Dr. Aravind Vijayaraghavan of 2D tech (Versarien).

I've had over 20 years of voice tone recognition training............ I'm married.

[superg1] 13/3/2017 17:21

That guy in the video, they go on about graphene batteries

[superg1] 13/3/2017 16:50

Yes good find Jointer and that took me to his earlier video which is a nice easy learning curve for those not understanding it.

It's the bit where he explains the make up of the plastic and he is clearly astonished by the performance gain and strength.

So much stronger than steel and much lighter. Weight for weight 10 times stronger

[handygandhi] 13/3/2017 16:48

Great find jointer, although sinister in many respects, it's refreshing to see someone not in a suit raving about a bit of plastic.

[phoenixs] 13/3/2017 16:04

jointer that is some video. Great find.

[jointer13] 13/3/2017 15:26

bullet stopper

[jointer13] 13/3/2017 14:12

the most incredible material ever

[superg1] 13/3/2017 11:35

Yes

PB Settlement date is today.

[superg1] 13/3/2017 11:33

I think the Primarybid shares drop into accounts today, I'll check later.

So it is always expected some flippers would be about, IE those that did primarybid purely on the back of what happened with Ascent the last one with a 20% plus rise.

One over on LSE got into VRS purely having seen VRS on primarybid but he has since doubled his holding having read up a bit.

Due to being at the event I'm aware of a few other primarybid guys and the size of their bids.

I'm thinking due to my own bid and the few I know of more than half of the Primarybid loose shares were taken by just a handful of folk which are not flip viable. I'm one of those, I've backed my research.

So if it is today they were to drop into accounts the MMs would know that. I took the 10k little run to be exactly that a PB flipper and the MMs looking to knock it down to pick off flippers.

Just my thoughts and I'd have to check the date.

[theklf] 13/3/2017 10:35

This is interesting. Riversimple need very very lightweight materials for their cars

[spike_1] 13/3/2017 09:53

sg et al, in the vid' Kate Stone explains about printing using silver as the base. Clearly there is now the ability to move over to graphene based inks as demonstrated by Cambridge.

It was almost inevitable that we would re-trace a little as some of those (pi's ?) who bought in on the placing take their profit - obviously traders.

I would be surprised if the bid slips below 15, and will expect buyers once the offer comes down.

Best wishes - Mike

[john henry] 13/3/2017 09:33

Traders exiting on low volume, share price struggling to hold 15p support.

[superg1] 13/3/2017 08:41

The video that follows on form that is interesting too. That is Novalia who work with Cambridge ink and are partnered.

It's early days re what they do but you can see how it could catch on and is the same as what Unilever demonstrate.