Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[club sandwich] 03/12/2018 16:00

It's all happening in China. Shame we don't actually have any signed contracts there yet...

Australia-China partnership moves into manufacturing phase of graphene cables

[bootie64] 03/12/2018 15:53

Nohat
There must be such a long list of user names haha

Fail

[diversification] 03/12/2018 15:47

Is anyone going with Neill, Matt, David etc?

[club sandwich] 03/12/2018 15:41

“reduce and remove”

well which is it, reduce or remove? God, that man is a total cretin...

[cheek212] 03/12/2018 15:35

Wherever he is heading, it's going to be a late afternoon/early evening meeting given time zones - maybe a signing followed by dinner to celebrate!! A few bottles of champagne consumed and then back home again!

[laginaneil] 03/12/2018 15:23

Hi,
You could also go to the customers end if there are a few important people to
meet at their end,
OR
more than one company to visit !

Signing something would be good as well !

BA273 ? in the cruise now..

[club sandwich] 03/12/2018 15:17

smallfry - filter list please.

[smallfry1] 03/12/2018 15:16

Club Sandwich

Respect please

[cheek212] 03/12/2018 15:15

I hate to say it but I do agree with Club on his latest point. For NR to do a day trip to California, a few days prior to the results announcement, must be very important - most meetings can be done via video nowadays, and NR is always saying how tight the CFO is, so unlikely to agree to a return ticket to Cali unless something fairly important! Didn't he pay a trip to Spain several days prior to the last results and we ended up buying Gnanomat!

[loglorry1] 03/12/2018 15:09

Ha ha I thought the Versarien Head of Research to whom the question was addressed was an expert. Why then does NR say they use experts. Why doesn't NR just let Dr. Stephen Hodge answer the question?

I think the response on surface area was very very weak. He's saying they undergo some process for packaging that reduces the surface area. Then why not just measure the surface area before that process so that it is comparable with other products?

This from the guy who thought 1T of graphene filled 38K oil drums when it is really 26!

I think I'd rather hear from Dr. Hodge who was asked the question if that's ok.

[adejuk] 03/12/2018 15:07

club
i have you filtered but, in the day, sandwich had a v specific meaning.
anyone over 65 will understand

[club sandwich] 03/12/2018 15:04

If Ricketts needs to be in Cali in person so close to results, that would suggest to me an important ceremony of some kind, perhaps a contract signing. If it was just another collab I wouldn't see the urgency...

[potsol] 03/12/2018 15:04

My first thought was a static charge Dave.

[davemac3] 03/12/2018 15:00

what does not electrically connected mean? does he mean electronically?

[potsol] 03/12/2018 14:56

Mavfav, those clowns have negligible impact on the share price They think they do hence the constant tirade of garbage. But they are narcissistic, arrogant fools, who when they hit rock bottom, continue to dig.

[ellissj] 03/12/2018 14:51

Neills tweet in response to +nanene surface area query below. Finishes with,"We use experts!" Indeed vrs quality assurance experts are most impressive :-

"Dr Denis Koltsov is Chair of ISO TC 229 Nanotechnology Standards Group at ISO (International Organization for Standardization)." 

AND;

"Dr Martin Kemp is Chairman of the Nanomaterials Committee of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3).  Of particular note, Dr Kemp has written the new standard for graphene flakes (British Standard Institution BSI PAS 1201:2018 'Properties of Graphene Flakes - Guide') which was sponsored by InnovateUK and will be published in August 2018."


"Neill Ricketts
@neillricketts"

"Easy one, we have ip around the final stages which leaves them stacked for packaging and dispersion but not electrically connected, we then separate with our ip for dispersion into polymers etc. Bet (think he means but!) on quality graphene is quite difficult though why we use experts :)"

[phoenixs] 03/12/2018 14:49

once you have tasted the cream (nanene) you don't need to try the skimmed milk, the low quality graphene/graphite produced by others.

[chumbo] 03/12/2018 14:47

He did say ISO isn't holding up progress

[davemac3] 03/12/2018 14:41

I thought NR said VRS's customers were not that worried about ISO?

[mavfav] 03/12/2018 14:39

For me this is quite simple. Tim and his "team have been busy ramping up Haydale and are now trying to drive VRS share price down before they will jump ship and come back into VRS and then disappear allowing the share price to rise or in fact ramping this to maximise profits. It is akin to organised crime IMHO but no-one has to follow or sell / buy etc.

If you know the company you ignore all the noise

I know nooothing

[adejuk] 03/12/2018 14:34

my delusion persists