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[ellissj] 26/9/2018 09:05

Doesn't add upto me PS. The cornerstone attract others in, so the 3 II's neill mentioned are likely long. And probably keen for more. I can imagine whats left of herald or miton shipping a few. Or top slicers, profit takers etc. Churn is to be exoected. But news vould land this share anytime ! Aimo. Best ellis.

[festario] 26/9/2018 09:03

Look at the size of the late reported sells!

[superg1] 26/9/2018 08:59

Ps

Well they would sell anything above about 15k I hear.

[sonsonnyjim] 26/9/2018 08:58

Owenga - oops

[bootie64] 26/9/2018 08:57

axotyl, I have sent you pm

[pshevlin] 26/9/2018 08:57

I think the flipping started yesterday Super by those who already own stock including the instis.The 5,10,15 and 20k seller was there all day and is back this a.m.

[superg1] 26/9/2018 08:55

ps

exactly.

Those short will be looking to buy and so will a few I know.

As the week goes on the few that may flip will appear and a few hope to collect those, they'll be competing with shorts trying to close.

[rainbow23] 26/9/2018 08:52

Vrs non delivery on the collaboration updates doesn't bode well for the rest of the AGM waffle bearing fruit. Despite the exuberance of the AGM attandees I suspect that many of them will now be baling out.

[pshevlin] 26/9/2018 08:46

I have no trouble buying through ii. Depends on the amount.

[owenga] 26/9/2018 08:44

Sony, they are talking about not being able to buy, not sell!

[sonsonnyjim] 26/9/2018 08:43

If they don't want sells it's because the price is still dropping

[shammytime] 26/9/2018 08:40

I was going to say the same thing. They are holding on tight!

[fuji99] 26/9/2018 08:40

The difference between DCTA and VRS is that VRS produces nanene, a patented special pure graphene that can be used for endless applications whereas DCTA produces graphene with low purity, thus, with limited applications. And as LuckyO said, the trouble with DCTA, is "all high volume low profit stuff" .

[p@] 26/9/2018 08:39

Does RED now want comercial quantities of nanene through gnanomat ?
RED has big order from German Electricity Companies.

[superg1] 26/9/2018 08:38

Ha

The MMs don't want to sell them do they, each time I try the computer says no.

[mindfulbites] 26/9/2018 08:38

Thank you Owenga, meeting you and a bunch of other friendly smart witty good-hearted posters helps :-)

[owenga] 26/9/2018 08:29

MFBNice to chat to you yesterday.... good post, and as you mentioned yesterday, no need to be shy about posting! :)

[ellissj] 26/9/2018 08:28

Indeed, the share price multibagged 2017. Looks set to do the same 2018. What of 2019 ? And beyond? Glalth. Best ellis

[superg1] 26/9/2018 08:28

It's a good point Rid raises re the graphene production line.

They key point on that is you have an engineer running an engineering business not an insurance salesman trying to do it. Therefore the thought process to create a production line will be well reviewed and though out re viability rather than an insurance salesman thinking it's a good idea and try it with investors cash.

The synergy of VRS acquisitions is that they have staff relevant to the sectors they are pursuing.

Scientists don't do sales and salesman are not engineers. That's how some graphene companies are set up.

I don't ask my bank manager for a quote to do my plumbing and electrics but that's how some AIM companies operate.

[ridicule] 26/9/2018 08:26

Sorry grabster, it was very late last night when I wrote my post. I of course meant Aecom

[chillpill] 26/9/2018 08:25

Club Sandwich it would need around £5bn to take over the machine manufacturer so I think would stretch the VRS balance sheet a tad.

[luckyorange] 26/9/2018 08:24

Trouble is with DCTA is that it is all high volume low profit stuff, but it will be interesting to hear how it has performed in twelve months time.

[fuji99] 26/9/2018 08:21

ashehzi - "The only thing I like is ... to exploit the $378bn (graphene) application market." - And VRS is one of the pioneers of the most advanced graphene (nanene) available in the market for endless applications. Others may produce graphene because of its low purity, it can only be used for limited applications (concrete etc), but cannot be used for refined and sensitive applications such as semi conductors, aerospace, medical devices etc.
VRS can adapt (following collaborations) and supply for all available applications and that is all the difference. This gives VRS a huge lead making the barriers of entry into its domain very high. On top of it the company is led by the most active CEO on offer. A screaming investment to tuck away for the future.
In a year, the share price we see today will be a thing of the past.

[superg1] 26/9/2018 08:19

Mindfulbites

The issue Direct have is when the ISO comes in most if not all of what they do will have to be called graphite.

That is the same for most of the graphene companies around the world.

There are a multitude of uses for graphene and graphite.

I doubt investors and backers will be very happy once that kicks in as they will feel they have been misled thinking they had invested in graphene.

I'm off to Cambridge uni and the graphene centre for the day in November with some others (auction prize) I'll ask the guys there how to interpret the Raman graphs some use. 99% of the graphene producers out there not put out a detailed data sheet. First graphene who claimed to have the most comprehensive TDS left out the most important bit which is layers