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[luminoso] 01/11/2018 10:56

How can you be reasonably informed about what is said on social media if you do not read it all ? Especially when there is a concerted campaign against the company ?

[luminoso] 01/11/2018 10:52

Thank you The skipper for that clarification.
It was questioned earlier and you have nailed it.

[richardc77] 01/11/2018 10:52

The first rule of this club is that there are no rules surely 😉 #fightclub

[superg1] 01/11/2018 10:50

Hell fire

The rules are pretty simple.

[tomduck] 01/11/2018 10:50

One mans quest to make himself look like a fool as often as possible. Quite amusing to watch, especially on Twitter. I wonder what lurks behind the mind of such a person, would imagine a psychologist would have a field day with this guy.

If his prior investment history and catalogue of failed investments didn’t put you off then surely his mental state would. I suspect this guy has multiple personality disorder.

Bless Tim Kempster Log Lorry.

Ps I have him on filter here but still chuckle at his Twitter posts daily

[loglorry1] 01/11/2018 10:49

@rheumking you are welcome. Actually I just spend a few mins a day on it. Rather like the time NR spends on Twitter.

[loglorry1] 01/11/2018 10:48

Thanks The Skipper - where does it say there that each AIM CEO is required to read posts on all BBs?


It says AIM companies should "consideration should be given
by an AIM company and its nominated adviser (as part of its OR3 obligations) as to how to be reasonably be kept informed about social media posts,"

That's not the same thing at all.

[pshevlin] 01/11/2018 10:46

Skipper...and your point?

[loglorry1] 01/11/2018 10:43

@TomDuck are you really saying that the peer group of stocks I mentioned are going bust to leave VRS to have the whole market?

I'd say the companies that can currently produce their products at a rate of 100s of tonnes a year are much more likely to survive than those trying to scale up to 3mt/year right now.

Also it's an odd comment because recently NS tweeted "good to see everyone doing so well in the market".

The Twitter Ratio is 9.7 and the Twitter premium £170m. Nobody here can justify that clearly and to be fair not even VRS are saying their graphene products are far far better than competitors.

[jointer13] 01/11/2018 10:39

there is only one nanene.

matt..... this well respected man knows what we have.

"this is for U.K. plc as well as #vrs"

lucky's post.

"the activity has never stopped in China. In fact, it has increased 50 fold. As I keep telling people, we are dealing with a Super Power and there will only be a deal when/if we get EXACTLY what we want, which includes careful forward planning."

"Progressing royally on a number of things China and non-China related and on aspects that go 100 miles beyond the present.... which is my whole point - timing is an important concern, yes, but 'present time' is being balanced against 'aspiration'.

" It's a personal frustration not being able to speak about what goes on but I can assure you and everyone else that I'm not involved in this for a nice quick win on a political or economic news story - this is for U.K. plc as well as #vrs"

"Lots of long hours but we are really enjoying it and are bang on schedule with progress "

"In laymans terms..... where we have a measure and where it is in our gift, we are where want to be according to our action plans."

and finally

"I have every intention in staying with #VRS to realise our domestic/global expansion and bd plan regardless of the initial 12 month rule of thumb agreement. I'm delighted where we currently are and I won't accept 2nd best for any of us "

[potsol] 01/11/2018 10:36

..... but they sure play a mean pinball.

[richardc77] 01/11/2018 10:36

If I could vote for you twice Tom Duck 🦆 I would!

Nail on the head there

[squire007] 01/11/2018 10:30

China has a massive smog and pollution problem, got a fix for that .... ;-)

[loglorry1] 01/11/2018 10:30

One of the many problems you have with the concrete application is cost. A lot of posts today are based on the research from Exeter uni here






"Figure S10 includes data obtained from testing concrete reinforced with graphene
suspensions produced via sonication of FG solutions and blending large quantities of
IG solutions (50mg/ml). In these samples, the water-to-cement ratio was 0.4"

I'm not an expert here but this looks like 50g per liter of graphene required with a ratio of water to cement of 0.4. Obviously there are also sand and agrregate to consider but that means 20g of graphene were used for each liter of wet cement.

That's a huge number when you think there is 1000 liters in a cubic meter and a cubic meter of concrete is around $100!

In the study the authors made their own Graphene FLG quite easily which they called IG.

Apologies if any arithmetic has gone wonky.

[tomduck] 01/11/2018 10:26

FGR is a fools Graphene so I heard. Perhaps that’s why these guys align so strongly with it 😉 From the detailed reports I have read on FGR it’s very much buyer beware as they’ll probably be bankrupt soon.

Imo all these other mentioned Graphene companies will end up going bust, and VRS will be the winner, that’s what the market is telling us, but of course some random social media / BB nutter knows better- LOL

The winners rise the losers fall, that’s a fact of life ;)

[loglorry1] 01/11/2018 10:21

@serratia and others the problem with your argument is that respected market insights firms disagree.


Graphene Market size will surpass USD 200 million by 2024; according to a new research report by Global Market Insights, Inc

[superg1] 01/11/2018 10:19

Anley

Pub rules !!!!

[festario] 01/11/2018 10:19

There's a lot of deaf or maybe blind people on this board today.

[squire007] 01/11/2018 10:10

Every cloud and all that,