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[festario] 04/4/2017 12:14

It was news to me SuperG, I've just read the article.I've got my eyebrow raised....

[superg1] 04/4/2017 12:09

More to do with the BBC graphene comments imo which has tightened up supply.

It's mad really as this isn't news but it is news as people have not been paying attention.

The graphene stories will continue to break and accelerate until it becomes very well known in the years to come.

[redchef] 04/4/2017 11:45

Looks as though the market makers have a bit more confidence behind this surge in share price The difference between bid and ask us only .25p

[superg1] 04/4/2017 10:09

I've spent 3 years looking into it and on average many hours per day everyday so my opinion is based on that research and VRS think the same too.

They kept quiet until they started to prove things up.

Note the few layer bits v multi-layer they are very important as is dispersion. VRS have the tech that can be scaled up to do any amount and cost effectively. Not feasible production capacities real production.

Many claims out there are false including some claims by listed AIM companies in the sector.

Standards will sort much of it out and they are being worked on by the NGI.

[axotyl] 04/4/2017 10:04

Thanks, superg - I'll hit the background reading....

[vasilis] 04/4/2017 09:59

It's a bit rich that AGM are also up 25p (16%) - more than VRS at the moment - presumably because some folks have linked today's news on graphene based desalination potential with AGM. There is no RNS in respect of AGM to offer any other explanation for today's significant rise IMO.

[superg1] 04/4/2017 09:51

A UOM video on graphene and membranes

[superg1] 04/4/2017 09:46

ax

I have VRS as the world lead in few layer GNPs and I suspect with good reason that the National graphene institute do too. The UOM going for shares at near double the share price at the time is a good hint

They are also the lead in graphene ink after the Cambridge acquisition. Both Cambridge and UOM folk are shareholders.

Obviously you would need to do your research but early on I did a lot of posts with much information.

If you take a bit of time to read the early stuff it would help you get a grip of the situation re graphene.

[axotyl] 04/4/2017 09:39

BBC's graphene sieve article - seawater into drinking water published yesterday.

hxxps://goo.gl/keoUQr

Apologies if already posted.

[axotyl] 04/4/2017 09:28

There was a short clip on BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning around 0820 - mainly Univ. of Manchester academic talking. Not easy to locate on BBC iPlayer, but I'll try.

I'm sure it's already posted, but this was from BBC's TV prog. Click yesterday:

hxxps://goo.gl/RfkTKC

Useful intro.

Simple question - does any of this relate to VRS in any more than a general way? When serious investment takes an interest in graphene, is VRS at the centre?

Do they have patents?

[abergele] 04/4/2017 08:52

my buy at 24.7 is a buy showing as a sell,..second time for me as it happens

[superg1] 04/4/2017 08:44

A suggestion that it's a change of fund name rather than a new owner.

[luckyorange] 04/4/2017 08:30

Transfer underpins the 22p , thanks Henderson and the 'new' owner.

[superg1] 04/4/2017 08:26

henderson news

An event changing the breakdown of voting rights
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Other (please In specie transfer out X
specify):


So it's a transfer not sale of shares.

[cyberbub] 04/4/2017 08:25

What the hell does "in specie transfer out" mean? Why can't they speak English in these RNSes - to confuse us? That sounds to me more like Henderson have block-transferred their holdings to another institution?

[1savvyinvestor] 04/4/2017 08:25

Graphene on today programme just now!

[ali47fish] 04/4/2017 08:25

the news about graphene seperating salt from seawater and university of manchester- is this anthing to do with vrs specifically?

[superg1] 04/4/2017 08:23

The Henderson news actually says it is a transfer so Henderson are still fully in just a change of fund name going on.

[superg1] 04/4/2017 08:21

I see there is a bit of action on most graphene AIMs today. Probably due to the BBC.

I do hope AGM have sorted their tech but I keep hearing the opposite. The grapevine is deep. I want AGM to work for the sale of PIs but I fear it's a dud lifestyle company.

You can't argue with my 2 week 24 hour run figures re them, it was shockingly poor.

I'm hoping for PIs sale this year they report they have sorted the tech to produce graphene.

I see one holder is going on about it doesn't matter if their costs are £1000 per gram as there is such a demand. That shows just how seriously wrong some get it.

BTW just by adding some more kit VRS could sail past AGMs capacity but the difference would be the it's actual capacity that would produce that amount.

[john henry] 04/4/2017 08:19

If Henderson have stopped selling then 30p should be achieved quite quickly.

[superg1] 04/4/2017 08:15

Correction

Blimey the grapevine works quickly that's why I like these BBs and the network of folk. Suggestion that Henderson is a change of name re funds. It did seem like too big a supply compared to the action.

[darkdogs] 04/4/2017 08:15

Well done NR, looks like we needed those New Investors after all, my bad

[superg1] 04/4/2017 08:12

Well that was the supply then.

Henderson holdings were split 3 ways with the strathclyde pension fund holding a big chunk so it seems that pension fund wanted to sell at least as they had 10% plus I believe.

Perhaps too tempting on the double your money on the 10p raise.