Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[diversification] 23/8/2018 14:51

The last few months have proven to be a great period for consolidation, this has enabled the companies shares to be transfered into safer hands.

A profit is not a profit until someone sells some shares and for those that brought stock at much lower levels it is inevitable for them to get itchy fingers and take some profit.

However, during the period of consolidation, new buyers take stock from the itchy hands and new price targets are set (ordinarily higher).

My point is the current increase is a lot stronger than would of been the case if it simply went up in a straight line. This week the stock retested the gap and on the basis of the above it will be very intesting to see how this next leg plays out.

[grabster] 23/8/2018 14:50

"The two teams based at The University of Manchester are seeking breakthroughs by using graphene in the treatment of brain cancer and to radically improve battery performance..."

[festario] 23/8/2018 14:46

Stop being stupid.

[1teepee] 23/8/2018 14:46

Why will there be an rns tomorrow? Is that what you are saying?

[luckyorange] 23/8/2018 14:42

Oh , I forgot, with that 1 code yesterday there should have been an RNS today (don't listen to lovat he hasn't got a clue 😜.

So, it may be tomorrow, definitely not Monday though, watch the shorts close later, they have failed again.

[sonsonnyjim] 23/8/2018 14:35

150 paid again

[grabster] 23/8/2018 14:26

If so, tini5, there will surely be a Domino effect as every pizza company follows suit worldwide ;-)

[tini5] 23/8/2018 14:15

Maybe graphene will help the oil from the pizza stop from leaking through the box :-)

[cloudy60] 23/8/2018 14:11

Lets hope Graphene/Nanene can supercede beer then..not quite sure how well it will go with Pizza!!

[johnveals] 23/8/2018 14:08

redstone64 - true, I looked at BUR sometime ago and moved on :-(

[redstone64] 23/8/2018 14:01

Johnveals, fair point, however, my comparison was intended as backward looking on BUR growth rather than the current position of the company. They didn't need a conventional moat to get to where they are now as the industry was expanding for all players. Their leading position allowed them to gain the biggest share of a growing pie.

[adejuk] 23/8/2018 13:58

sg
quite happy to hold my core >100k
will wait for a pullback or a confirmed break of 150 to replace the 50 i sold
i don't mind paying more for them. my capital is intact either way.
gl

[johnveals] 23/8/2018 13:53

Where or what is the BUR moat ?

Anyone could replicate their business model tomorrow.

[squire007] 23/8/2018 13:51

Touchpaper lit, now run like hell ..............;-0

[johnveals] 23/8/2018 13:47

If anyone wishes to use the rocket analogy I would suggest we have main engine ignition and lift off but are yet to clear the tower.

[redstone64] 23/8/2018 13:44

Not taking from a charting perspective but from comparing businesses I have mentioned BUR previously (post 7373) as having parallels.For BUR they have been the market leader in a new industry (litigation finance) which was poorly understood by analysts, yet they were able to with their leading position and astute management pick the best cases to invest in and win big on a number of these.For VRS, swap cases for collaboration s carefully chosen by the management team for their potential to be huge or quick to market depending on their needs. As has been posted before and mentioned by Neill it seems aligned to pooling risk and building a strong portfolio of investment in future growth. Similar?Just imho...Let's see how the chart evolves!

[andymoore07] 23/8/2018 13:44

He keeps referring to DIT with all these deals, and we know that onlyOne company actually has DIT officials seconded to it

[andymoore07] 23/8/2018 13:43

Foxy must be saving the best announcement until last, it seems this trip is designed to announce roll out of deals that must have take months to negotiate It's an honour to speak at the UK Publishers Reception, co-hosted by DIT, to support UK publishers at the Beijing International Book Fair. UK is the biggest exporter of books in the world supporting more than 70,000 jobs + generating a £1.1bn trade surplus every year #FreeTradeUK

[squire007] 23/8/2018 13:36

Only 300 people in the world make a good living out of golf ......... Mmmmm
Yes I do travel the world golfing, but its for the fun and the beer ...:-)
Won a tenner once . lol

Cheek from blueshare ... how's you ..:-)

[sonsonnyjim] 23/8/2018 13:22

Wonder if Neil will be wearing Nike trainers at the AGM

[cheek212] 23/8/2018 13:14

I thought it was all about the golf for you Squire???

[66sequoia] 23/8/2018 13:06

"Without Question, the greatest invention in the history of mankind is beer. Oh, I grant you the wheel was also a fine invention, but the wheel does not go nearly as well with pizza" Dave Barry-Humorist and writer.

[sonsonnyjim] 23/8/2018 13:00

John - 1960 per share, that'd do

[squire007] 23/8/2018 12:58

I retired 12 yrs ago with a pot of dosh from starting my own business at 17yrs old, right time right place helps but worked like a dog for years missing my youth completely. 7m t/o with 115 staff then the red tape got silly... lol

Since helped 3 people start there own biz, and rescued one from a receiver. All good fun, but these days it's all about Graphene and Iodine for me ... :-)

Head down and crack on they say up'north..... lol And supp BEER... ;-)

Took 8 O'levels, but fell asleep, passed 1 .. milk round at 3.30am didn't help :-0

[club sandwich] 23/8/2018 12:57

Fest - "Beer is God's way of telling us that he loves us and wants us to be happy." Benjamin Franklin