Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[john henry] 03/7/2018 08:38

PA testing the top of yesterdays gap. Technically will be good to see a little gap filling before moving higher.

[phoenixs] 03/7/2018 08:37

well said Richard and grabster.

We are where we are whether we approve or not,

VRS is what I am invested in and it is very gratifying to see that the UK government is putting the country's money into what is maybe the biggest ground breaking new industrial technology that there has been for over a century.

[club sandwich] 03/7/2018 08:37

Squire - hadn't thought about it too closely - I need to make the money first ;-) but on the basis of affection, language, climate, size, culture and cuisine, then for preference Spain or France.

[festario] 03/7/2018 08:36

Foolish profit takers early doors.

[grabster] 03/7/2018 08:32

Versarien has to work in the world as it is. 195 countries in which governments come and go; trade groupings evolve and occasionally disintegrate. No point squabbling about the state of play in any one of them whenever. Just get on with business as best can without excuses.

[joeblogg2] 03/7/2018 08:31

A few no doubt taking profits but we know news can come at any time here

[fireball xl5] 03/7/2018 08:25

I rest my case. The critical path to success is vision, ambition and freedom of movement in the industrial and political landscape. Yes, I believe that Varsarien is driven by ambition, creativity and knowledge and nurtured can grow. I’m not looking st it as a cash cow as many others, I’m looking at Vararien as a meaningful and ethical investment that will see creation of talent, disruptive development and of benefit to mankind and our future generations.

[superg1] 03/7/2018 08:24

I rest my case re media leaks and the like.

PHE yesterday released news about media comments talking to Toyota. No need really as the share price had been mostly unaffected.

However they did and 20 mill were sold into it. Not suspicious me at all considering the hive off of shares to another company where the CEO is involved which they can't really dispose of in the current illiquid circs.

Suspicious about who the seller was.......... definitely.

So imo beware of paper tips especially on illiquid shares that have been hit on the share price

The Cantor guy did something similar re Directa plus.

[squire007] 03/7/2018 08:21

CS, where would you go to ????

[pandeck] 03/7/2018 08:20

Grabster...I agree. One or two others on here seem to have a similar agenda too, airing their views and then suggesting that others shouldn't.

[spike_1] 03/7/2018 08:19

The 'Brain Drain' was when the left wing (Corbin'esk) Labour government put taxes on the 'rich' i.e. wealth creators up to extraordinary levels. So they simply up sticks and left - most were welcomed with open arms in the U.S.

Remember when Labour last left office they left a note saying there was no money left.

Well the 'Brain Drain' labour government had done such a good job with the economy that Britain had to go to the IMF for a hand out exactly the same as Greece did many years later!

Left wing Socialism just doesn't work - look at Venezuela.

[chimpandy1] 03/7/2018 08:18

In the intrest of keeping things factual club, monarch airlines has been going under for a long time..... the company had been kept afloat by it's MRO (maintenance repair overhaul) company. Now the airline has folded the MRO still stands and is doing well.

[phoenixs] 03/7/2018 08:16

lovat, that is why one has to just love VRS. If the big companies do not engage and become involved then they will be overtaken by the disruptive technology which is Nanene and Hexatene etc which are part of an ever increasing portfolio of products which are part of VRS.

[rogerbridge] 03/7/2018 08:14

A recent report on competitiveness suggested that large companies risk loosing our to smaller more nimble competitors. Technology is changing everything, I suspect many blue chip companies will not be leaders in 10 years time, or less.

[scrutable] 03/7/2018 08:13

Club Sandwich3 Jul '18 - 06:10 - 19315

“Perhaps this is a Brexit winner......... But however massive VRS gets you can’t build an entire economy around just one company, and there’s precious little other good news out there...

Actually not at all true. VRS may become the clear leader by an order of magnitude but see
1)CWR with its Steel Cell global lead in fuel cell technology and IP partners like of Nissan ,Honda, and Cummins and last month Weichai Power( who build 600.000 engines a year as potential licensees

2) Oxford Biomedica who this year have received down payments of $45m from three different licensees and expect over a $billion royalties for their viral vector

3) on a smaller scale ZOO whose cloud software leads the world for rapid localisation ie subtitling and dubbing films,TV and games in multiple languages and has won the six big Hollywood studios, Disney and the BBC, Sony, and Apple, Amazon as clients and has offices in Singapore Thailand

4) WAND who are the only software company in the world who can transfer Big Data into the cloud in real time without dropping any of the data and have IBM , Amazon,Dell, Microsoft, Google, Oracle, Cisco,hewlett Packard and Ali Baba as partners

Where have you been in your research? Or in Wintertime? There are lots more world leaders ,in other industries but the above will guide investors to places where they can balance the risks from Sod's Law. Have fun and success.

[club sandwich] 03/7/2018 08:13

Lovat - yep, agree with all of that. I'm hoping the way it pans out is that one or more provinces in China will be operating by year-end, and that will provide revenue until large (50T+) orders start coming in from Unilever, DDP etc. We'll certainly need to be getting some reasonably serious money through the door in the current financial year to underpin the current share price and drive it higher...

[grabster] 03/7/2018 08:12

Pompous proselytiser Fireball filtered. The guy has no interest in Versarien, merely in hearing his own political speeches which he works into every post,

[fireball xl5] 03/7/2018 08:11

Beats is Apple BTW

[fireball xl5] 03/7/2018 08:08

Thank you for mitigating my posts with a filter button. The art of discussion and dissemination of opinion is dead. Next someone will be reminding us of the brain drain. This, incidentally, was not a product of a chase for riches but a product of driven ambition by our talented scientists and engineers to achieve their ambitions to develop our understanding and creativity through unfettered investment in facilities. Such as the way NR has grown this company and in the way that UK PLC has invested in research and development institutions over the years, in-spite of and despite governments.

[club sandwich] 03/7/2018 08:05

Ridicule - I just don't agree that being part of the EU stops any of that. Germany exports x3 as much as the U.K. to China - they're not constrained by being in the EU, are they? That £20bn BAE ship-building deal that was trumpeted the other day (which will actually create 4000 jobs in Adelaide) - that was done while we're still *in* the EU, so membership didn't prevent that, did it? Anti-EU zealotry is driven by emotion, not facts.And from where I'm standing it looks like 'Project Fear' was bang on the money. Unilever. Airbus. Nissan. Toys'r'us. Staples. Monarch Airlines. And we haven't even left yet...

[pshevlin] 03/7/2018 08:04

That's all fine ridicule but closed markets don't seem to have stopped the Germans doing massively more trade with China than us and they have just signed a deal with Australia. Closed markets have just been an excuse for our poor performance and that will not change. By the way Phoenix, Germans make much better bread than us. We invented the Chorley Wood process which made very cheap sliced white bread that made everyone fat and unhealthy.