Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[loglorry1] 03/11/2018 14:58

What are you on about Neill and I are still friends. I've invited him over here to properly discuss the science as Twitter isn't a good forum for that. He declined saying it's not company policy.

Can you tell me where I've been disrespectful to Versarien employees? The only time I've mentioned any was where I thought the secondees were running sales. I was corrected as they are not directly involved. I've stated that. David Kerr called me a chicken on Twitter and sent me chicken emoticons. One may argue he was the one being immature and disrespectful?

I have been highlighting the terrible behaviour of SuperG because he's trying to control free speech. Any serious investor should welcome that.

I'm not 'pushing FGR' it is a good comparitor company as it is a FLG Graphene manufacturer. I'm asking why are people paying 7x as much for VRS than FGR when PureGRAPH looks at least as good as Nanene.

If you find what I write boring that's fine. Filter it. I get many thumbs up so people like my posts.

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Log..... You try and engage with NR with an early effort to try and befriend him! NR has had the common decency to keep you and others informed within the rules but You then just want to publicly kick his head in and the company in front of everyone! you also disrespect Versarien employees and also fellow followers of the company!..... you seem big on pushing FGR but i personally and probs several others on this thread are certainly not interested and your becoming very tedious and very boring with the FGR subject!.... Sorry but that’s how it goes! So let’s just keep this thread Versarien!

[superg1] 03/11/2018 14:15

Ok for some light relief while the weekend is in play.

TW and co set about going short on VRS when it was 60-70p. I did try to warn them it was a bad idea and had comms with some of them.

Hey ho they didn’t listen.


On the Talga fraud but it was Spid calling them a fraud. I hadn’t looked that deeply I’d seen enough lies to walk on. Now I know Grigor was pumping Talga it now all makes sense why spid now pumps FGR.

Talga best in the world replaced by FGR best in the world. Same frigging guy doing it (Grigor) so news and fuel on the fire for me.

[tomduck] 03/11/2018 14:07

I doubt Neill is anything more than amused with him, bit like throwing sticks for a dog, he’s only toying with him. I suspect he views guys like Tim as rather sad individuals.

[smythe2] 03/11/2018 13:34

Log..... You try and engage with NR with an early effort to try and befriend him! NR has had the common decency to keep you and others informed within the rules but You then just want to publicly kick his head in and the company in front of everyone! you also disrespect Versarien employees and also fellow followers of the company!..... you seem big on pushing FGR but i personally and probs several others on this thread are certainly not interested and your becoming very tedious and very boring with the FGR subject!.... Sorry but that’s how it goes! So let’s just keep this thread Versarien!

[ridicule] 03/11/2018 13:15

Jacko54 Re your question on Renishaw. I was privileged enough to be part of a private group visit to Renishaw about 18 months ago. While there, I was shown 3-D printing machine provided by 2D tech. When asked exactly what it was trying to achieve I was told that this was commercial in confidence. This input is not tied to any announcements or statements, merely what I saw when I was there. Renishaw is a very impressive company.

[tomduck] 03/11/2018 13:10

Hot copper?

Is that men & women of the constabulary with no clothes on? 😂

On the subject of Tim /Log I’d be more inclined to be worried about VRS as an investment if he said he was going long 😉

[grabster] 03/11/2018 13:00

"Some idiot is posting silly stuff using the name loglorry2 on HotCopper It's just childish stuff." (loglorry1)

Whereas some idiot called loglorry1 is parroting repetitive stuff on Advfn and it's just comical.

[serratia] 03/11/2018 12:51

Lucky's post re 121 had me looking a little deeper re Grigor's comments.

He mentions Imagine Intelligent holdings. Back in 2016 they built a 10 tpa Graphene plant. Pacific American coal became a major shareholder. The focus is on Graphene in fabrics - Dam lining where a change in electrical conductance could detect a leak. They're a private company so no figures on how they're doing but Pacific coal sold out, valuing the company then at £6m. The plant didn't seem to work too well and was moved whilst doing design changes. Products in testing but no major progress yet by the look of it.

Next mention Eden Energy - They do two things a fuel control valve and a carbon nanotube concrete mix. When mentioned in the Grigor article the Market Cap was Au$ 248m it's now 118m so fallen a lot. Latest figures show a 9.2m loss. They say a barrier to entry is that it's taken them 10 years so far. I'm not sure others will take 10 years ! They made their first CNT/Concrete mix 7 years ago. They have sold some but it's mainly trials.
The product shows a 50% increase in strength compared with the 148% for FLG in that paper. 50% might get them sales in the future but I wouldn't bet on them in the long term as CNT/ Concrete doesn't look as though it will compete with FLG Concrete.

[tomduck] 03/11/2018 12:11

I saw a headline on Twitter that says Log Lorry aka Tim Kempster about to add FGR to his long list of failed investments. I would assume that if Log / Tim invests that will be the proverbial kiss of death with his track record 😂

[pcjoe] 03/11/2018 12:02

Once again - FGRs graphene products launched in SEP 2018 - a mere few weeks ago! - Yet lauded by bears as best & cheapest thing since the invention of the wheel - & absolute certainty re their equivalence/superiority to the tried & tested VRS product

Anyone might think they had an agenda?

[tomduck] 03/11/2018 11:59

Who keeps mentioning FGR?

We all know on here they may well be down the plughole soon.

[loglorry1] 03/11/2018 11:56

Some collaborations are over 3 years old. There's been no proper updates on any of them to my knowledge. FGR got a product into use by Rio Tinto in 4 months.

He's also said they can scale up very quickly if required so that rather contradicts this statement.

I don't think he's that fearful but I think he's an excellent promoter of VRS which is his job obviously. I guess those less excitable might take it with a pinch of salt.

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Mr Ricketts said, his worst fear is all of the collabs coming in at once. I

[matheus7777] 03/11/2018 11:17

I agree, although like Mr Ricketts said, his worst fear is all of the collabs coming in at once. It may not be beneficial for VRS or UK PLC to hold it all back, and anyway they may legally have to announce certain orders. That said, if they do keep it back for a Brexit two fingers to the EU, it would be a *reasonably* exciting week for us lot! All IMHO GLA #deathtotheshorters

[smallfry1] 03/11/2018 11:10

I am still convinced any huge deal if it is out there may be delayed until Brexit to give it a big fanfare
Just a thought

[generalmayhem] 03/11/2018 10:53

Hi superg1

You wouldn't believe the information I could pass on the subject(s).

Though I'm not sure I can trust someone who has 'dictatorial content control' in a democratic nation such as the UK.

I'm extremely surprised it has not been legally tested - It would surely fail.

My legal firm would have a field day & make me more money than the last three - five years on the SM.

Nonetheless just thought I would say hi & assure you that 'absolutes only exist for absolute fools.

Hope you can open your mind to food that could feed you & your's for decades.

Time for thought ?

GeneralMayhem.

[superg1] 03/11/2018 10:00

Interesting Lucky.

I hadn’t realised BS king Grigor had bought into Talga and pumped it heavily via the media.

I’ll pop back later to show that a certain someone calls Talga a fraud.

It’s a funny old game in the world of deceit.

Aussie deceit and BS at it’s best.

[tini5] 03/11/2018 09:46

LO, have just had my fingers burnt a few times. Great products but just seemed management were happy to trot along and raise cash to keep the lights on.

Maybe it’s the climate, maybe it’s a cultural thing - I don’t know. Spid himself quoted CAS, not sure why, it’s not a great example of an Aussie firm doing well on AIM.