Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[66sequoia] 02/8/2018 13:55

Fantastic podcast. NR says "he is on holiday looking at everone wearing this product!" Clearly a big global player.

[wildchild] 02/8/2018 13:53

Anyone have a link for the podcast ? TIA.

[pcjoe] 02/8/2018 13:52

The Zap & Go Capacitors are full of Graphene

See this old Video from 2016 - Their tech has moved on from then it seems but good explanation

[anotherdrink] 02/8/2018 13:50

(Podcast)@8:07 - 'first mover advantage'....exciting times. So much information to digest - one of the best NR's podcasts ever?

[dmorty87] 02/8/2018 13:50

PCJ where does graphene come into it then?

[pcjoe] 02/8/2018 13:46

Re Zap & Go - They must be developing new battery tech right enough - It seems Super capacitors (they`re thing)are tipped to replace all lithium batteries in the not too distant future




Rivals setting up in this field - Likely no reason why ZAP & GO charging tech would not work with their new Super Capacitor Batteries - Or SCB`s as I`m gonna christen them

You heard it here first folks - I think!

[woodpeckers] 02/8/2018 13:41

Great interview again, lots more in it than I have said, do listen. Neill sounds as excited as ever.. :-)

[pcjoe] 02/8/2018 13:40

Sports Goods - Its all about the next big thing - Theyll not want to hang around if Graphene gives them any kind of marketing edge over the rivals

[woodpeckers] 02/8/2018 13:40

"...the US is my next big challenge..."

[woodpeckers] 02/8/2018 13:37

"Their intent is to get moving quickly, they're pushing us quite hard.."

[woodpeckers] 02/8/2018 13:35

"This is a massive company, a real boon for the company..."

[woodpeckers] 02/8/2018 13:33

"Away for a couple of days, trying to chill out before we have the next big push." :-)

[woodpeckers] 02/8/2018 13:29

"Professional footballers across the globe could soon be wearing high performance gear made possible by a Gloucestershire engineering firm."

""The sports goods sector is fast moving and very open to the rapid adoption of new technologies. It is therefore a sector of significant focus for Versarien to enable a near term route to market for our high quality graphene."

[club sandwich] 02/8/2018 13:28

Elliss- my understanding of company strategy based on various comments by NR where he has explicitly stated that to be the case. Best CS

[andymoore07] 02/8/2018 13:25

Excellent, please share some nuggets for us in work who can't listen to it just yetCheersAndy

[superg1] 02/8/2018 13:24

In interviews NR mentioned PIs helping with companies and individuals.

I know it's true as I've introduced one at least after finding a document by them on graphene. I also know of individuals introduced.

[psxtalks2u] 02/8/2018 13:23

Todays Vox Podcast:
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[festario] 02/8/2018 13:20

Lucky, I think you're right.The 120's do feel like a consolidation point, although we never know for sure. Time will tell.If it is, then one substantial order, (10kg plus, to a named source) would put us past 160p. The next would threaten 200pWe have machinery on order to do three metric tonnes per annum for a reason.

[superg1] 02/8/2018 13:20

Some work off the news, some through hard graft know more about VRS than is in the news.

EG names talking to them that may become news and individuals engaged that near all are oblivious too.

Then comes the BOD, Matt, Andrew, David and Martin who know tenfold of what we do.

All I need to understand is if they BS or not. I learned long ago as repeatedly stated that BS is not in the DNA of VRS.

Tom W and co would love it to be BS and desperately through lies try to suggest it's the case.

Well I and others are 3 years ahead of them and there is no way to catch up. They don't have the ability or tenacity to do that.

The world either wants real graphene or it doesn't. As it transform performance of materials beyond previously thought possible, my bet is the big names want it and can gain market leads using it.

[ellissj] 02/8/2018 13:18

With respect club, that is your understanding of the companys strategy which probably explains why you have a degree of uncertainty. I can imagine another strategy where I think 2 + 2 does in fact equal 4 and all is on track very nicely. Of course, only neill and co knows what what for sure, and until all comes to pass, as shareholders we can do more than patiently wait for this story to unfold. Aimo. Dyor. Best ellis.

[club sandwich] 02/8/2018 13:01

Turbo - not worried at all about slippages in the sp: but if in a month or four there is still no China deal, no ISO (or equivalent) or no orders then I will start to get seriously concerned. The whole point of the company strategy was to mix very large (but slow-moving) collab partners with smaller but more nimble ones. If by year-end no orders of any size have arrived from anyone that would IMO be grave cause for concern.

[luckyorange] 02/8/2018 12:51

Reading through the posts and a lot of sensible ones , but a couple sound like bloody teenagers with the grown ups and the share price being ' boooring ', it does test my patience a tad!

At 65p not so long ago 1.20 seemed a long way away, but now it is a consolidation point, hard to please would be an understatement, bottomless pits!

On the flip side it is good to aspire for greater things, however a 'can do' positive mental attitude is required whilst being aware of possible pitfalls but not continuously harping on about them.

VRS will be running out of sellers soon and as many have said what then?

[superg1] 02/8/2018 12:51

Some forget that many have been here since post 1 and have read that the share price won't react to collaborations anymore.

It's gone from 10p to here mainly on collaboration news.

Each news event as some point out helps cement the overall position, which in turn attracts investors which in turn pushes the share price up when buys outweigh the supply.

When the supply dries up the share price will rise on news and no news.

[dmorty87] 02/8/2018 12:49

They are also saying there batteries don't suffer memory effects and be endlessly charged and discharged without capacity loss. It sounds fantastic is it to good to be true I hope not.