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[bootie64] 08/11/2018 16:54

Tomduck, don't beat about the bush say what you mean :o)

[davemac3] 08/11/2018 16:51

if folks think VRS are putting the building blocks in place and it will take time for sales to take off, why bother posting on here several times a day. Save yourself lots of hassle and come back in a few months (or years) time. (VIZ toptips)

[luckyorange] 08/11/2018 16:50

Aggressive seller is just dropping them in until they are out, do not give the shorters credit because they will take it, at the rate that he has been selling it won't be long, been dropping them into the market since just after the PB fundraise so won't take much working out.

I did say a while back when I realised who owns Primary Bid, when he is gone it will resume normal service and that won't be long.

[1teepee] 08/11/2018 16:46

Take it however you wish.

[alchemy] 08/11/2018 16:35

Time is the dimension to think about. I'm more sure of a billion marcap in three to four years than I am about when this will get to say £1.90. And I am totally 100% sure I couldn't tell you the trajectory.

[owenga] 08/11/2018 16:33

Wtf.. can't believe MMs dropped that down in last half hour... all buys

[phoenixs] 08/11/2018 16:33

luckyorange, ....and guess what 15% of people with the IG are short. Same old lot again. I give them 10/10 for persistence but if they stick around for a bit they will lose a lot of money.

[jbe81] 08/11/2018 16:30

A few picking up bargains before the bell

[shammytime] 08/11/2018 16:28

Club Sandwich is basically a trader who is desperate to cash out. LTH's are well aware of the timescales involved. There's no rush, it will happen in good time. Everyone gives this imbecile far too much time.

[club sandwich] 08/11/2018 16:23

Fest - same story as always, we need an order. Yesterday's news was good, but it's just another collab (effectively; albeit in China) which will take months or years to turn into revenues. we need an actual, hard order with money attached to wake the markets up.

[loglorry1] 08/11/2018 16:19

Material revenue by start of next spring eh?

You do know that this new Graphene machine will produce only 3 tonnes per annum?

FLG Graphene sells at around $100/kg. So 3 months production will be 750Kg. Would you regard $75K of revenue material for a £190m market cap company?

I put it to you that it's not just jam tomorrow its a tea spoon full of Jam tomorrow at most!


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btw
not in the least anxious, but curious.
we are a shorters paradise
loads of jam tomorrow but nobody knows when tmrw is
my guess is that real income flows will start next spring and it leaves a bit of an open door for the amoral aholes.
i hope i am wrong and that an income rns from a major collab drops tmrw
the brown trouser brigade are betting on a wider door.
next year in jerusalem we can all shuckle :-)

[ad63] 08/11/2018 16:15

'...Qingdao, is a major city in Shandong Province.....one of the major areas of graphite production in China and is developing as a Chinese centre of excellence for graphene' - the word 'excellence' sticks out. And what do you do if you are seeking excellence? You embrace the best. Well done VRS yet again.

[adejuk] 08/11/2018 16:14

btw
not in the least anxious, but curious.
we are a shorters paradise
loads of jam tomorrow but nobody knows when tmrw is
my guess is that real income flows will start next spring and it leaves a bit of an open door for the amoral aholes.
i hope i am wrong and that an income rns from a major collab drops tmrw
the brown trouser brigade are betting on a wider door.
next year in jerusalem we can all shuckle :-)

[luckyorange] 08/11/2018 16:14

It's an aggressive seller, they will soon be out and as before it is up to the individual whether they buy now or take a risk at it being lower.

[luckyorange] 08/11/2018 16:12

no more lying

[loglorry1] 08/11/2018 16:10

@magic beans. Nobody is saying VRS don't have a Graphene product. I don't think they are even saying its inferior in every respect to others (although clearly nobody can seem to answer why specific surface area per gram is so low). Nanene is clearly at least 90% a FLG Graphene product.

You mock other producers who have products in use like Rio Tinto's mining bucket liner, Fords use of XG Sciences materials, Nano Explores 20+ polymer customers, Sixth Elements 1,000 mtpa sale to Huawai, Inov8's trainer etc. but AT LEAST THEY HAVE CUSTOMERS AND ARE SELLING THEIR GRAPHENE IN LARGE QUANTITIES.

It's looking like VRS MAY get a first product to market in the form of ear bud headphones. Oh BTW you can buy graphene headphones already for $40 I'm told.


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For new posters to this board, there are some people who post on here trying to convince you that Nanene is just made from crushed pencils mixed with toothpaste and lemon juice, whereas other graphene companies have high-end products that are selling at tuppence per tonne.

The truth is that yes, there are other graphene producers out there, and maybe, just maybe they will corner the golf ball market, sound insulation foam and the giant buckety thingy market. That’s fine. I’m sure we'll be more than happy if Versarien just corner the Aerospace, Consumer goods, packaging, apparel, medical/bio sensor, rubber composites, plastics, consumer electronics, flexible electronics, wearable devices, sporting goods (excluding golf balls), construction materials, petrochemicals, phone accessory, lcd display, conductive inks, graphene film and battery markets and all those markets that I've missed (I'm posting from the pub) and the ones that have yet to be uncovered.

No need to be greedy, and we can always go back for the golf balls, buckety things and anything else that slips through the small fish net later if we feel like it.

[alchemy] 08/11/2018 16:08

It didn't help the Romans unfortunately.

[adejuk] 08/11/2018 16:06

sg
i don't have the time or your network
who is shorting and where are they getting the stock?

[cheek212] 08/11/2018 16:05

Apart from cornering the Aerospace, Consumer goods, packaging, apparel, medical/bio sensor, rubber composites, plastics, consumer electronics, flexible electronics, wearable devices, sporting goods (excluding golf balls), construction materials, petrochemicals, phone accessory, lcd display, conductive inks, graphene film and battery markets and all those markets that I've missed (I'm posting from the pub) and the ones that have yet to be uncovered, what else is +Nanene going to do for us?