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[luckyorange] 26/7/2018 22:22

The point of posting those is to highlight the frustrations being experienced :-

They have many more patents than any other country yet can't produce graphene in the quantities that they want.

They need an environmentally friendly non polluting method to produce it.

They are appealing to the Government for support.

Behind the US, that just won't do considering the tariff discussions.

They see it as the next industrial revolution and want to kick start the industry.

Of course VRS has what they want and maybe we don't give enough credence to the environmentally friendly process that VRS has, maybe we should!

Not sure if the Global Chemical Major added it to their portfolio of products for environmental reasons as well but seem to remember a discussion about it at the time.

[luckyorange] 26/7/2018 22:02

The disruptive technological revolution has made graphene attractive in all fields.
2018-07-24 16:41:23 China Investment Network

China is not only synchronizing with international research in graphene research, but also has a huge market space for graphene applications. With the breakthrough discovery of graphene and the continuous expansion of civil fields, cooperation Policy support and capital investment, the industry may usher in the turning point of industrialization.




I could post many more.... but I won't lol

[forestfred] 26/7/2018 21:50

Agreed luckyorange !!
The shorters just seems desperate .
It is as you say embarrassing .

That’s how it looks to me and it seems others too .
Gla
Ff

[luckyorange] 26/7/2018 21:49

This one will mess with your head reading it but you should get the gist of it.

In addition, Hong Kong Graphene Technology Innovation R&D team will also work closely with relevant industries in the Mainland, and plan to promote the standardized production lines to dozens of graphene industrial parks across the country to achieve pollution-free, low-cost, large-scale production of graphene in the country; actively explore support The development of upper, middle and lower reaches of graphene in Hong Kong, and make a systematic and forward-looking policy plan.

Under the possible conditions, the upper, middle and lower reaches of graphene will be resettled from research and development to application to the Science Park or the future. In the Hetao area, the graphene industry is supporting Jackie Chan and developing in depth; assisting the Graphene International Industry Alliance to settle in Hong Kong; formulating a "specialist program" to attract international and domestic graphene technology professionals to come to Hong Kong; supporting "Hong Kong's economic transformation by dreams To the Reality - The Advanced Seminar on Graphene New Materials Revolution was held in Hong Kong to promote the education of graphene science.

[whiteslice] 26/7/2018 21:40

Fest 23515 - didn't know there were courses for going on Pointless - might look that one up in case my application is successful.
Prefer the Chase myself but worried I might come up against the Sandwichman.. ;-)

[luckyorange] 26/7/2018 21:37

China's graphene industry innovation and development should be more revolutionary

　　Through the visit of the China Graphene Industry Delegation, members deeply felt that Europe and the United States still lead the world trend in the basic research of graphene. Although the number of graphene papers in China has been the highest in the world since 2013, the lack of original innovation and high-level results is the status quo of China's graphene research and development.

It can be seen that the launch of the flagship project in Europe and the strong support for graphene research and development are important reasons for the continuous emergence of European innovations. Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Professor Liu Zhongfan of Peking University also expressed the same view. He pointed out that European research institutions and enterprises have invested heavily in basic research on graphene, and the government's high-intensity support for innovation and development has also made graphene in electronics. High-end fields such as devices and biosensors can truly make their magical effects. Therefore, the alliance also calls on the state to give more support to basic innovation and applied research, open the door to graphene disruptive technology research, and make our graphene industry development more revolutionary.



Interesting that they have the US ahead of them?

[1crackupboom] 26/7/2018 21:20

Maybe Samsung screens are ours. You never know.

[lovat scout] 26/7/2018 20:47

Always treat a set of accounts as a guide rather than gospel. The cash flow page is normally the most reliable though not immune from manipulation

[johnveals] 26/7/2018 20:35

It’s not just numbers that can be manipulated, but usually by people with an agenda.

[luckyorange] 26/7/2018 19:52

sonson, please stop asking those questions, you have had the answer several times and come back and rephrase, it doesn't work to keep asking and then get the answer you are looking for, only time and patience will do that.

[molatovkid] 26/7/2018 19:51

We all know numbers can be manipulated but do you trust sets of accounts Super?

[luckyorange] 26/7/2018 19:48

I have seen some dodgy claims by shorters, but the ones targeting VRS are just embarrassing, it's a strange situation where I feel embarrassed for them and the absolutely ridiculous claims and statements they make.

Why they continue is beyond me because it shoots their credibility to pieces with their poorly orchestrated attacks as a team.

That is where Neill on twitter and the bb's come in useful, to provide the actual facts and not the fiction they are trying to create.

It is all a risk but shorting should not require the time and verbal attacks at all , just short when a company is overbought and buy back when oversold , too easy maybe and they need to make it complicated?

[sonsonnyjim] 26/7/2018 19:44

Super- if you don't want to answer just say so! However, do you think any commercial/international deals of mote have a decent chance of happening in the next couple months? In your opinion of course

[cookiejug] 26/7/2018 19:25

Thanks SG, looks like I have a lot of catching up to do! NR's enthusiastic talk for the future couldn't possibly be limited solely to nanene. All starting to make more sense:).

[superg1] 26/7/2018 19:22

To add.

Much of the info I get now comes from various sources. Some don't post but down the years I've picked up a number of trustworthy sources worldwide. The good guys of this world. Some are really handy guys to know, in many ways.

[woodpeckers] 26/7/2018 19:13

Could Samsung be using Nanene in their new phones? Thought we had a link with them? Super can you comment please? It would be great if they are...

[superg1] 26/7/2018 19:02

Then from elsewhere you can see others

2-D TECH Trademark Information
2-DTech Limited

Graphene, graphene oxide, graphene oxide suspensions and membranes, graphene suspensions and platelets, hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) suspensions, molybdenum disulphide (MoS2) suspensions, tungsten sulphide (WS2) suspensions, chemical vapour deposition (CVD) tungsten sulphide, tungsten sulphide bulk crystals, all for industrial, research, and scientific purposes and use in the manufacture or production of a wide variety of goods; two dimension...

[sonsonnyjim] 26/7/2018 19:02

Superg are you a full time investor? Your knowledge is insane

[superg1] 26/7/2018 19:00

cookie

Hbn is one Hexagonal boron nitride which in time could be exciting. It has the best thermal conductivity and I believe uniquely has that attribute while being an electrical insulator, so fantastic for electrical insulation while dissipating the heat.

VRS have launched that, Hexotene

The other definitely in the VRS court is Molybdenum Disulphide.

A VRS article from 2015

materials using graphene as well as combining it with other compounds such as boron nitride and molybdenum disulphide.

[sonsonnyjim] 26/7/2018 18:53

Apparently Samsung have graphene screens or will shortly. Looks like we arebt involved - who is?

[cookiejug] 26/7/2018 18:46

I'm sure NR mentioned in one of the recent podcasts, and seemed excited by, the fact that the universities are looking at over 20 further 2D materials. The RNS regarding Stephen Hodge stated he would be researching graphene AND other 2d materials... that's the most interesting recent news for me. Does anyone know anything about the nature of those materials?

I'm assuming that as nanene has been patented and scaled up there must be scope for the team to work on other materials?

[club sandwich] 26/7/2018 18:06

Is it as much as you've made on VRS? ;-)

[realcooltrader] 26/7/2018 17:50

Ah Sun Tzu, the only quote I know is "Know thy self, know the enemy. A thousand battles, a thousand victories." Difficult to work that one in when chatting aimlessly at parties.