Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[john henry] 01/6/2017 20:29

SuperG holding and havent sold a single share.

[john henry] 01/6/2017 20:25

superG i am not a trader in VRS.i was merely stating that VRS appear to have an awful lot of potential ( jam) however that potential needs to start being covered via a few JV/ contracts ( scone)

BTW your research and comments on VRS are most appreciated. Thank you

[superg1] 01/6/2017 20:09

See what I mean

Two hits from Japan today which is where the CEO is. I told you they are obliged to monitor this thread and they do.

[superg1] 01/6/2017 19:08

My view as in previous posts.

With big names and especially a new materials it takes time to go through phase 1 to get to an NDA. Then the NDA takes time to develop at which point it can turn into a JV, MOU, Heads of terms etc. After that it could turn into something big or nothing all with all options in between.

For raw sales I'm looking for a few kgs this year if they can find buyers which is separate matter from potentially one of many deals that turn into news.

Obviously we talk about graphene but there are other sectors that could see big interest.

My view is in terms of years than demanding news to satisfy a short term trade this week and next week.

If it's a big share price you are looking for then no need for any sales at all just big names. Ask Nano, QFI and many others.

QFI sales to date in the last 5 years 0,0,0, £7k, 0.

market cap achieved in that zero revenue phase in the region of £400 million.

Nano hit near £4 mill revenue at one point but its dropped to £470k. Still sits on a market cap of £100 million. Market cap hit at one point over £400 million.

VLS went to over £250 mill market cap. £-100k in that year revenue but stills sits on over £60 mill now with £1.5 mill revenue.

Loss in the 5 years for them £87 million. Loss for Nano £40 mill. QFI loss £25 mill.

So 3 companies that combined hit £1 billion market value and between then managed to lose £150 million against a combined 5 year revenue of £25 mill.

Now we have some trying to tell (that were pumping some of those) that VRS with over £7 mill revenue and an M/C of £24 million is far too high on the market cap.

[superg1] 01/6/2017 17:42

and just to quote you on OPTI

Don't fret Mazzstar, I received a very sound email from AR. I was concerned, that's why I emailed,More than happy with his reply.
Why don't you actually communicate with the company, then you wouldn't quote so much BS..



ahem!!!! Why don't you email VRS.......ditto etc etc.

[luckyorange] 01/6/2017 16:40

If they are sells then MM's are sucking them up, something in the offing?

[superg1] 01/6/2017 15:01

No offence by the way it's just that I'm in comms with regulators for advice on staying within the regs on actions I'm taking.

That along with having spoken to a someone recently about what life is like on the wrong end of such an allegation.

Last but not least I've been threatened with legal action on posts I made (from a major shareholder) but as I knew they were true it wasn't an issue and they were the ones that got caught out not me.

As posted recently I've moved away from trying to warn PIs and have moved to a more direct action against suspect companies.

[superg1] 01/6/2017 14:34

JH

If VRS is punching above it's weight in the sector what does that say about others, some with nothing other than graphene but near double the market cap.

One in particular can't produce as they claim but they haven't clearly updated the market re that.

I'll work out the figures based on the info available.

[luckyorange] 01/6/2017 14:28

What did Warren say about patience and investing?

It is bloody annoying that tweet lol

[tim3416] 01/6/2017 13:31

A few buys showing as sells for some reason

[john henry] 01/6/2017 11:22

Versarien PLC Graphene enhanced PAEK Thermoplastics Agreement.

Had hoped we would have progressed a little further than we have with this agreement.

[phoenixs] 01/6/2017 11:21

Johnhenry, VRS has a large element of jam tomorrow but it is also an existing business which they expect to be at least break even by the end of the year. I would say that your choice of words "slaughtered" are way over the top. The cash burn has been minimal especially when compared to other AIM stocks in the same sector. Just take a look at the market cap of other graphene related stocks and check their cash burn, losses and orders which are basically non existent and check their market cap.
The share price may pull back but I would not want to be out of this stock. News could come any time and then it will be a case of what price you will have to pay to get in. As I see it the downside is very limited.

[john henry] 01/6/2017 10:55

Pheonix VRS is still a Jam tomorrow stock that will get slaughtered on any mkt pullback. still lacking in fundamentals to support the MKT cap. Hype needs to be backed up with orders.

[john henry] 01/6/2017 10:53

stale bull throwing in the towel.

[phoenixs] 01/6/2017 10:37

festario,
there are some people who treat buying and selling shares as though they are in a Casino. Expecting immediate returns, take money off the table or no immediate returns; take the stake and move to another game or lose a bit of money; don't like the feel and move to another game or finally lose a lot of money and leave the casino.
VRS are here for now, the medium and the long term.

Graphene is here to stay and is one of the most exciting industrial developments in a generation. I have even heard some saying a new industrial revolution.
If one believes in graphene then I believe that VRS are one of the best, if not the best company out there to take advantage of this great technology.
Patience will be rewarded and if the price comes a little lower, I will take advantage of it.

[festario] 01/6/2017 10:12

Hmm, selling only again this morning.Lots of small blocks worth about £2.5k each time.

[superg1] 01/6/2017 08:28

A bit more re the desired UK battery hub