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[diversification] 26/10/2018 08:10

Looking solid today as sentiment with VRS has changed over the last couple of days. A finish in the 130’s to recoup the weeks losses would be a very bullish move on the weekly candles imo.

[pshevlin] 26/10/2018 08:08

I'm hoping for a quiet day today.(Or a midday RNS;-)

[ellissj] 26/10/2018 08:02

Great post superg. Atb. Ellis.

[superg1] 26/10/2018 07:54

I had a message post the gnanomat news from one that lurks but posts once in a blue moon, the news filled a gap from a conversation he had with relevant folk in Spain it was quite specific, named no one, but was like saying "the big guy in the is called Bill from the US and made a lot from computer technology"

From the news so far it seems Gnano have potentially unlocked the graphene code for use in batteries and supercapictors. That code it seems is set around metal oxides. Others have done some good work on that and it's not for me to say. That leads onto someone else and then makes sense.

Gnano needed VRS too for their Nanene. WMG announced they too had unlocked one code re the charging cycle. The answer under the graphene girders news was few layer GNPs. Other graphene would break down in the charging cycles hence the graphene girders news (holding it together during the cycles)

Gnano have their own method of graphene production so it seems clear to me for the specific use they require they need Nanene. Hence the 2 are now partners with VRS owning 62%.

[luckyorange] 26/10/2018 07:51

VW the only automaker in that list superg so there is a bit of weight behind it.

[occultusverum1] 26/10/2018 07:47

Good morning Superg. I agree with you, debate should be encouraged.

[owenga] 26/10/2018 07:46

Or week after that or week after that or week after that...lol

[axotyl] 26/10/2018 07:43

Good one, Super.

And remember: "When seagulls follow the trawler it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea" - the great EC.

[rogerbridge] 26/10/2018 07:40

Nice find SG

[club sandwich] 26/10/2018 07:37

Squire - so next week then?

[superg1] 26/10/2018 07:29

You will find Gnanomat in here with others

[superg1] 26/10/2018 07:27

Occult

There is nothing wrong with debate. There is everything wrong with fraud.

It seems to comfort some to think action will be in play. Smiles and gloats over time should in theory be completely wiped off faces and those shouting will seriously impact those around them that don't shout so loud. Those that shout then become the enemy of their friends.

As for train coming it's in news.

On another point as said I think Gnanomat has train in play too.

[f3rdinand] 26/10/2018 07:16

Really liked DK's train analogy yesterday! Shorters are stood on the track looking the wrong way about to be obliterated; long termers are sat comfortably ready for the whistle to blow and high speed journey to begin; those dipping in and out trying to catch a quicker train may be stood on the platform as HMS VRSwhizzes past! They may have to jump on at a later station! GLA

[club sandwich] 26/10/2018 07:10

Mryl - so an 8am RNS comprising 444 words on 6th November, then ;-)

[ellissj] 26/10/2018 06:39

Indeed spid, time to walk away and promote fgr to it's own strengths, which are found in this press release by flinders uni, inventors of the vfd processing machine. The last paragraph of this quote says it all. 'High grade graphite.' Plenty of gravy in applications for that i imagine. Time to move on m8. Aimo. Dyor. Best ellis

"Posted on June 25, 2018 by newsdesk

Flinders device spins out next-gen super materials.

New applications for one of the world’s hardest materials will be commercialised by a newly formed nano-science spinout company.

"In an Australian first, the new company 2D Fluidics Pty Ltd – backed by ASX-listed First Graphene Ltd in partnership with Flinders University’s Institute for NanoScale Science and Technology– will commercialise the SA-designed Vortex Fluidic Device (VFD) to produce environmentally safe supplies of high-grade graphite at a price and scale viable for use in energy storage devices, coatings, polymers and other modern materials."

[graphite bot] 26/10/2018 06:38

Myrl I stuck another 5 grand in on Wednesday and bought 4444 shares I kid you not. Shorters will burn.

[mjatkin82] 26/10/2018 00:37

Thanks jointer! Novice here particularly on the shorting front. Want to do everything I can to stop the short attack so will put my orders on my holdings tomorrow. Thanks for taking the time to explain things. Much appreciated. Shouldn’t we all just do this?

[occultusverum1] 26/10/2018 00:16

its so sweet how Kempster and Spid have become bossom buddies. Spid seems such an affable chap on hotcopper.com.au and then he gets annoyed because someone on this board talked FGR down, so he makes it his mission to derail VRS/promote FGR. Meanwhile Tiny Tim is clutching at straws and making alliances with anyone with a bad word against VRS. Both seem to forget that the Graphene market will be big enough for all of us. Step away from the darkside Spid, you seem to know your stuff, why not embrace VRS and FGR? Log is only using your superior knowledge to try and save himself.... he’s on borrowed time.

[mryl] 26/10/2018 00:16

Chinese luckiest number is 8 [Ba]. It is synonymous with fortune and prosperity. That's why if you recall the Olympics in Beijing started at 8pm on the 8/8/2008.

6 [Liu] is also lucky but it is associated with "going smoothly", because six and smooth are pronounced the same in Chinese.

And for info 4 is the equivalent of 13 in western culture, well probably worse actually, because it sounds like 'death'.

So if we see a 444444 buy, that probably means death to the shorters :)

[pcjoe] 26/10/2018 00:04

Whatever your view of Musk, he is a Genius - made his money developing And selling PayPal - now making a fortune from Spacex & leading the planet in EVs - Big into Solar & mega on commercial industrial battery tech & Boring away under LA where his next fortune likely to be made - A deeply flawed autistic/likely aspergist & occasional pot smoking, workaholic loner - but his only relevant recent peer was Jobs - anyone that derides him is a minnow - come to think of it & on comparison, we all are - he deserves a peaceful last few years on Mars - I wouldn't bet against it

[93marquez] 25/10/2018 23:52

Matheus7777
re your post
(Someone posted (can’t remember who sorry) that China is less strict about insider trading. If that *is* the case then it might be that unusual buys might precede an RNS from China at some point, presumably with a surprise boost at opening due to time difference)
2 x trades @ 125006
I believe the number 6 is considered lucky in Chinese finance. I know I use one for the last couple of digits in limit orders. Just saying.

[ih_560244] 25/10/2018 23:43

Urbn Dictionary explanation of "Clean up aisle 9"


(spelling and apostrophes not DK's strong point)

Or perhaps more likely;


But several alternative versions on Google

[luckyorange] 25/10/2018 23:41

That really did make me laugh, great sense of humour and enjoyed the railway track analogy , thanks for posting it Stuart

[graphite bot] 25/10/2018 23:37

I Just had a nice response from David
David Kerr
@DFK007
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15m
Replying to
@graphitebot2

@siboy38
and
@versarien
thanks. We hate to see the share price drop but nothing has changed on our side since it’s high. Partly a gang trying to create fear and short the stock. Problem they have is they are standing on a rail-track only looking one way. CLEAN UP ISLE 9.!!! Goodnight all lths. Stuart Harris.