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[spike_1] 30/10/2018 09:38

Neill is being quite amusing this morning:


Neill Ricketts
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I think he needs a bit of frozen in his life @slipperysid3 , never forget you are more than just a number #3


angela parrie

Well Neill this person that have achieved nothing of any note, is telling you how you should be running the company and how much time you can have on Twitter. It does beggar belief.. Neill keep on posting and best wishes...

Neill Ricketts
Everyone has to have a little fun, it’s like having a dog but not having to feed it or clean up after it #fetch :)


angela parrie

Well Neill this person that have achieved nothing of any note, is telling you how you should be running the company and how much time you can have on Twitter. It does beggar belief.. Neill keep on posting and best wishes...

[dgduncan] 30/10/2018 09:37

Super - why was the Ellissj post moderated ?. His posts are normally relevant.

[superg1] 30/10/2018 09:36

If you can't see it there is nothing to challenge, some choose to ignore it they know it's mainly lies. That's why I use filter so much.

Those that choose to ignore it then get it shoved in front of their face by those that do understand their investment.

As I said recently about a line on another thread.

They are the type that if you kick perfectly in the gnads with supreme accuracy they just say

"ha ha missed both of my legs"

That is the point of the posts it's to create engagement.

For those that know it's false, simply report it as a crime if you feel that concerned about it. I have listed the fraud act that covers it.

[ny boy] 30/10/2018 09:34

The Bulls here are all chickens and are hiding behind the sofas with total fear in their eyes, and sell like whimps as soon as they can get 115p lol

[woodpeckers] 30/10/2018 09:29

john "Engaging with them furthers their cause, but they cannot go unchallenged, "

So they win?

My thoughts are that if we all block them they will get fed up and go. If we lose a few newbies as a result during this time well, sad but so be it. If we continue as we are then we will lose newbies anyway...this company takes time to research properly, no one will want to trawl through the dross on top of all that.

[laginaneil] 30/10/2018 09:28

Timbo Occult - Come on chaps stop reading the trolls then you won't be tempted to reply. You are helping them talk your investment down filter filter filter !!!

[loglorry1] 30/10/2018 09:27

If so simple why has it taken VRS so long to do this? Other companies like FGR/XGS even Talga are way ahead on scaleup and on much lower valuations. VRS have not shown their product is any better and they are miles behind on scale up so why the £150m premium in the market cap?

I think to say scaleup is just a simple case of buying more machines is very naive. Scaling up from a lab scale to an industrial process while keeping costs and quality is certainly not trivial. If VRS management have told you that (I've not seen it in an RNS) then I'd take that as more promotional rubbish.


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"It has been explained several times that scale up will as simple as buying more machines as an when the customer requires them."

[superg1] 30/10/2018 09:27

I won't be monitoring this minute by minute obviously, I have things to do (DIY) including getting some blood back into my face after some 'interesting' driving yesterday.

[superg1] 30/10/2018 09:23

Mike

Just temp bans to get compliance it's become a farce.

[jointer13] 30/10/2018 09:22

the majority of people on here know exactly what vrs are all about.

big news could come anytime

[superg1] 30/10/2018 09:18

Just for the record guys as I see it's a topic.

If you have new investors that don't know it's a lie then they don't know what they are investing in. For me to invest in what they don't thoroughly understand is nuts.

There are some guys here like Mike that do some serious solid research, investing in the Aim imo is not about looking for so mean to hold your hand and reassure you.

On top of typical AIM risk toy have a den of crooks out to make money on the back of lies.

Surely enough water has gone under the bridge for investors to know that.

For new folk they either learn by their mistakes or better still learn by the mistakes of others. The latter requires a lot of effort, few are prepared to out the effort in.

The old line of fail to plan then plan to fail. It's the same re investing, you get out of it as much as you put into it.

If you follow the herd guess what happens as stats suggest 90% of investors lose money. I suspect those that put serious effort in when trying to understand a business have far more success far more success.

Then you have to understand the nomad/broker and city boys crooked ways crooked ways. A tip sheet is on occasions an exit plan for others behind it.

[timbo003] 30/10/2018 09:17

>>>>loglorry

My experience?

Ph.D organic Chemistry, followeed by a few months teaching then circa 25 years Pharmaceutical Sciences with big various pharmas. In the early days this included a fair bit of hands on experience with particle size reduction techniques, powder characterization/particle size analysis and homogeneity testing for powder mixes.

[sdavis] 30/10/2018 09:17

Shorters giving it another go whilst volunes are very low with lack of news.

[jointer13] 30/10/2018 09:15

one of your earlier posts sg....which I fully agree with.

"The amount of news and collaborations is quite astonishing.

In the past I've seen some Aim companies on £400 mill plus on one name. Many AIMs are usually a binary bet on the hype too.

I've never seen anything like this and doubt it will ever be seen again."

[occultusverum1] 30/10/2018 09:11

You clearly don't understand the business model Loglorry (or any business model by all accounts). It has been explained several times that scale up will as simple as buying more machines as an when the customer requires them. For instance, if a global Tyre manufacturer signed a deal, then a machine could be installed in a location suitable for their production facilities.
You have no idea what is going on behind the scenes and the little snippets that Neill provides, you don't seem to understand anyway. I can see why you are in such a terrible situation when you are so blinkered to the facts.

[ellissj] 30/10/2018 09:10

Indeed jointer, our production method provides (re company advice) proposed iso standard graphene. And vrs products multiple cpi tender winners sept 17. Of course there are other methods available. Dyor. Best ellis

[mikebrenner] 30/10/2018 09:10

Forestfred - get with the programme ... block loglorry and stop replying. You are now the problem on this board.

[woodpeckers] 30/10/2018 09:10

fred, did you not see superg's request?

[lovat scout] 30/10/2018 09:05

SG

Now I know how Bill Murray felt in Groundhog Day!

It is important to debate everything to do with VRS but also not necessarily productive to just ignore and let go unchallenged those who clearly have a malicious agenda.

There clearly is a malicious agenda from some who conveniently ignore the rebuttals
and just continually repeat the agenda that is impossible to definitively quantify, eg market valuations, thereby sowing doubt in ordinary investors’ minds.

Personally I feel the overzealous bulls and agenda driven bears need to be challenged selectively and when the first good deal arrives it’s job done.

[woodpeckers] 30/10/2018 09:05

superg "Pub bans about to come in force BTW, honeymoon period over, if you want to chat to dross please start a thread."

Great move, I've just put my first lot of filters in place and will add others who respond to them or copy words from their posts. Let's get this thread back in order.

[tini5] 30/10/2018 09:04

I'd replace it with a warning about resident trolls, those who tell porky pies and continually talk about other companies to advance their own agenda.