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[cdub1] 16/10/2018 08:31

Just been playing with the VRS app, it’s great once you scan the pictures, really impressed, lots of extra info.

[66sequoia] 16/10/2018 08:21

Adrian Nixon (@adriannixon) Tweeted:I'm Delivering the #Graphene 101 at the #NGAExpo in #Austin TX on Tuesday 16th Oct. My presentation can hyperlink to all these topics so we can take a dive into anything the audience finds interesting. Really looking forward to the conference! https://t.co/lgrlEb5WrO https://twitter.com/adriannixon/status/1051865066398777347?s=17

[runthejoules] 16/10/2018 08:20

Market is unimpressed by FGR's RNS, down 3.45%

I think I'll send my CV in to Nigel Laughton and offer to spell-check everything for free - 'catapluts' on the App, for example. Sounds Yiddish :-)

[fuji99] 16/10/2018 08:19

mula - If you are investing for a few years, then pennies "gleaned" today here and there would appear as tiny dots on VRS chart in say, 3 - 5 years time.
Look at the scale of 20p increments in PRSM or FEVR charts for example. We could become like that in a few years.

[fuji99] 16/10/2018 08:12

To simply understand VRS technology and compare it to other's, just check the number of collaborations it is involved in so far, especially the type of applications - and how complicated they are. This is why the barriers of entry are so high.

[bgt1] 16/10/2018 08:11

Mula1 it's your choice. I've been here since Jan 18 and added more 10 days ago at £1.58 but as a LTH I'm looking at the value 5 plus years from now

[luckyorange] 16/10/2018 08:11

I thought Shavian had covered it yesterday

Shavian - 15 Oct 2018 - 15:24:26 - 40720 of 40856 VRS The world lead in real Graphene (Nanene) - VRS

Love to be a fly on the wall in the Graphene Leaders session. XG on one hand (purveyors of junk according to SG), and Warwick Grigor on the other (Noted prince of Aussie BS, according to my Aussie source who is also there in Austin).

With James Baker there to moderate, Neill should make mincemeat of them both!



The only thing that gives them any credibility at all is Andy Goodwin and doubt that he will be in there too long?

[tini5] 16/10/2018 08:08

Mula, probably any LTH here would say whenever you're ready - we're just getting going.

Having said that, you and YOU alone are responsible for your investment decisions and making them based upon the opinions of strangers is not a good strategy.

But yeah, buy buy buy buy buy.

[dickiebird2] 16/10/2018 08:07

1.60 paid !!!!

[ellissj] 16/10/2018 08:06

I agree grabs, check out their media section re puregraph release! Shocker lol :-0 atb. Ellis

Btw, they could possibly have commercial clients interested in lower grade uses, eg concrete, coating, paints etc. It doesn't seem to me they occupy the same space as vrs. Aimo.

[grabster] 16/10/2018 08:04

ellis - I don't think anyone here is fooled by FGR's product. The questions were more to do with how they manage to wangle headlines that make it sound like UoM have somehow 'chosen' FGR. Likewise their reference to GEIC. A namedropping exercise designed to impress the wider world beyond this thread. Crafty headline writing which doubtless will hook them a customer or two - in a world where customers are unfortunately unfamiliar with what matters.

They will continue to get away with it for a while yet ;-)

[f3rdinand] 16/10/2018 08:03

If you've genuinely done your research then such a question is ludicrous

[cdub1] 16/10/2018 08:02

Why on Earth do First Graphene not stipulate layer quantity or carbon content? From everything I’ve read on Graphene these 2 factors as well as lateral size are vital when it comes to material effectiveness.

[superg1] 16/10/2018 08:01

Worth a read and listen to the video re smart packaging and IOT on the way (Oct 18)

CPI video

[mula1] 16/10/2018 08:01

I’ve been watching this stock for a while and have done my research, all seems to be perfect – This is one I would like to add to my portfolio. Yesterday would have been a perfect day to add however what are peoples thoughts on opening a position now? Not too late?

[fuji99] 16/10/2018 08:01

The difference is in the number of applications.
So far only VRS can offer a multitude of high tech applications from medical equipment to aerospace coatings. Others are less pure, thus have limitations in their thermal, electrical and mechanical properties compared to VRS nanene. So no need to mix.

[dafad] 16/10/2018 08:00

forestfred-i am all in re Vrs-but always keep an eye on the news.it pays to be vigilant

[ellissj] 16/10/2018 07:52

Re first graphene 'puregraph' - what no layers ? What non iso compliant ? Probably a higher grade graphite. Usual graphite end uses, coatings, concrete, electrodes etc. Aimo. Best ellis

"Extensive testing and characterisation of its three main graphene products, being platelets of 5, 10 and 20 microns in diameter, has enabled the publication of a detailed product specification sheets for use by industry, with confidence as to reliability and repeatability of the quality of the products.

By contrast, almost all other graphene producers either don’t make this technical information available, or they are very selective and refer only to their best features as opposed more useful complete characterisation."

[forestfred] 16/10/2018 07:52

DaveMac3
You are on a different channel that needs re-tunning.

We’re all enjoying the music .
Ff

[chumbo1] 16/10/2018 07:47

Tangibly imminent....

[lovat scout] 16/10/2018 07:47

Is there a list of attendees rather than presenting companies? It’s all about the quality rather than quantity. I’d rather have 50 senior product designer/manufacturing execs from leading US companies than 500 interested people off the street.

[davemac3] 16/10/2018 07:47

If VRS make the best graphene and are world leaders, where are the orders?