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[club sandwich] 21/11/2018 16:34

Fibonacci, by the sound of it...

[luckyorange] 21/11/2018 16:33

I think people do understand the potential willo i.e future success, I'm still trying to work out the future bit and whether it's next Monday or Wednesday by the candles on ichi.

We have completed a 3/2, another 3,5,8,13 or more should now be in play, watching it with interest now to see how it plays out.

[ellissj] 21/11/2018 16:32

SP Still performing better than faangs on that potential? Grateful holder here for that. Graft and craft will get us there and neill and co have it in spades. Aimo. Best ellis.

[loglorry1] 21/11/2018 16:30

@Club why would anyone want to buy VRS for £180m+ if it has only sold "One. Lousy. Kilogram.". Why not buy XGS for £25m who have sold many many tons of Graphene.

It's one thing saying you've got the best Graphene in the world for 3 years its another thing actually selling any of it.

[club sandwich] 21/11/2018 16:29

rafboy. 3T ain't gonna go far if and when the large orders start rolling in.

[rafboy] 21/11/2018 16:28

CS, we know the 3T capacity machines are in situ and working from around now, give or take a few days. They would not have been ordered unless the additional production capacity was needed.

[club sandwich] 21/11/2018 16:23

"Some people obviously still do not understand the potential here"

until it's realised it's just that, potential. The actual fact is that despite China allegedly needing $200bn of graphene in the next five years (see my earlier post) and despite everyone (and I do mean EVERYONE) talking about EVs, batteries, supercaps etc etc etc, the largest amount we've been told that VRS has sold in the 14 months I've been invested is 1Kg. One. Lousy. Kilogram. That's pathetic. And yes, of course that's just a precursor to larger orders - but when, eh?

Time to start delivering before the vultures start circling. Or, even better, for both of those things to happen...

[willoicc] 21/11/2018 16:14

Some people obviously still do not understand the potential here.

[woodpeckers] 21/11/2018 16:13

Ah, ok, sorry missed that one, silly me. No need to be quite so grumpy though 1retirement... :-(

[club sandwich] 21/11/2018 16:09

borg - well, let's wait and see. As I've said before I'd love to see some takeover bids come in to put a rocket up the share price (we should be *much* higher than we are - 200-300p IMO) but I sure wouldn't like to see them succeed. Not for a few years yet...

[borg45] 21/11/2018 16:06

On that 20.00 valuation I'd buy myself a Lamborghini Aventador & a Ferrari 488 and still have some change

[club sandwich] 21/11/2018 16:05

Cheek - now you're talking ;-)

[ratpat999] 21/11/2018 16:04

Disappointing day today log 💩 board turning positive share price looking likely to recover 😢

[ratpat999] 21/11/2018 16:02

Loglorry you were all over the ukog bb how much did you lose there 😂

[woodpeckers] 21/11/2018 16:00

@neillricketts
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[cheek212] 21/11/2018 16:00

ARM sold for £24bln - that's £160 per share equivalent. That will do me!

[loglorry1] 21/11/2018 15:57

It's a classic ramping strategy to start dropping hints about takeover bids to promote and support the shares price.

This is is exactly the same kind of language that was used by chief promoter David Lenigas on UKOG when some French investors took a stake. The shares of UKOG are now down about 80% since that laughable statement spiked the price. The idea that ANYONE would be interested in VRS at £180m+ (when it's chief 2D-Tech technology was bought for about a couple of hundred K) is ludicrous.

There is simply no evidence that VRS is able to sell their Graphene at anything other than tiny volume (a few Kg here and there) yet. There is no visibility on pricing or margins and not even proof that they are able to scale up their process successfully (I'm not talking 3mt/year here either). Why would anyone want to pay £180m+ or as some think a price tag in the billions when there are companies much further down the road for sale at around £27m.

I'm sorry guys but you are just excited puppies.

I see the £80K trade that lifted the price for a while is getting sold into pretty quickly.


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I agree. The UK government is unlikely to allow VRS to fall into foreign hands. Only a British bid is likely to succeed. VRS are on to a winner. UK government know this. Hence the secondments.

[woodpeckers] 21/11/2018 15:52

ratpat, now you're being greedy, you got a big chunk not that long ago! Did your mum not teach you to share?! Though as my birthday is 15th Dec I might treat myself to a few more on that day (or would if the market was open!)

[squire007] 21/11/2018 15:50

We don't do graphene we do Nanene so stop quibbling over old tech ;-)
Ni nite all.