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[squire007] 11/12/2018 10:17

Hoping for one more xmas pressie ;-)

[tini5] 11/12/2018 10:08

schmally, perhaps but personally believe spid is just an unwitting supporting player for Tim, who in turn gets his game-plan from Uncle Tom and co.

It's amusing for the most part.

[rogerbridge] 11/12/2018 10:08

Interesting SG.
Come on buyers lets say good bye to 130p's.

[superg1] 11/12/2018 10:04

Last minute late night before call squire.

Genuine view is that many there seems a bit lacking on the drive and enthusiasm side a bit like a post office queue for some.

Chatted quite a bit to Stephen and Peter. Covered quite a few technical bits with Stephen.

There was a graphene enhanced cloth and I covered the washing issue with him that appears on the web. Not really experiencing those issue and they modify things depending on the material, to assist uptake by the material.

Then gains and thermal dissipation and the mention of ideas re being able to heat clothing or gloves, then along with sensors to monitor health and so on. I took the material to be about the sports apparel collaboration.

The graphene radiator.

That was just a sheetof plastic covered completely with graphene ink, put electricity through it and it can be heated up to 60 degrees. It looked like a very simple versatile central heating system.

It looks like smashes the current underfloor electricity type of heating out for the park.

Non intrusive too it just becomes part of the building. That surely has go to be Axia.

There was a sample of graphene enhanced silicone sheet which I have not seen before. Perhaps just a sample or someone with interest in that prompted it.

Examples of pre-loaded polymers which can be sent to end users for direct use in their production process. It looked like small pieces of broken up pencil lead. Glass fibre in some of them which made sense to me re things found.

A very cagey GEIC guy appeared asking if he was allowed to mention something re a product or was it legally blocked at the moment. Confirmed he couldn't mention it. So something in the pipeline, when and what I have no idea.

The ear buds. A very simple explanation of why the method used enhances the sound. So I see no reason why it should not go mass market, why not if it's better performing and a simple process to produce it.

Costs will not be an issue there.

[cashorcard] 11/12/2018 10:03

spid81 - One thing is for sure that if they do float on aim next year the bromance between you and loggie will finish.
After his ramper counterparts have done their bit for him, loggie and his mates will then step in and attack at every opportunity as we have all seen here and on many other AIM boards

[fuji99] 11/12/2018 10:00

There are many shorters and day-traders in this BB.

[schmally] 11/12/2018 09:58

Tini, If Spid is genuinely a different person, then you can be sure that him and kempster are in direct dialogue off forum and coordinating their comments.

[cashorcard] 11/12/2018 09:57

schmally - spid is not loggie

[cielos] 11/12/2018 09:54

What are the MMs paying with the share price?

Since the results SELLS well outplace buys, including today, and yet they are keeping the price higher.

The only reason I can see is they are clearing their books, after having an overhang ahead of results.

[spid81] 11/12/2018 09:53

Hi Chillpill.

We have already discussed this on HC,

Chillpill Hotcopper post

"Anyway we should get news on the AIM float shortly as they intend to float prior to Christmas and deals don’t really get done after the 5th Dec as everyone is on the grog."


Its pretty obvious that FGR intended to list prior to the brokers going on holidays, FGR are still intending to list on the AIM, This will happen early next year.

[squire007] 11/12/2018 09:52

Chunky buys lucky gits ;-)

[club sandwich] 11/12/2018 09:50

schmally, my invisible friend disagrees with you.

[tini5] 11/12/2018 09:49

schmally, I suspect spid is Adam Griggs - not the same person.

[tini5] 11/12/2018 09:48

Spid's feeling a bit sore as FGR struggled to raise their $2mil and came up short whilst VRS was massively oversubscribed.

[schmally] 11/12/2018 09:48

Why does anyone still respond to Spid?? It's patently obvious Log and Spid are both Kempster. They even format their comments/responses in exactly the same way and the responses are coordinated to appear as a conversation between the two.

The bloke is clearly deranged. What normal person spends all day creating alter egos to talk to.

[club sandwich] 11/12/2018 09:47

squire - yeah but the difference is we may well see 600p one day (towards end of next year if we're lucky), whereas this is never going to 59p again...

[spid81] 11/12/2018 09:46

Hi SuperG1,

You have said many times before that XG Science don't make graphene, Now your advising that they do make graphene and selling 14t to Callaway,

Can you explain how XG Science can sell commercial quantities of graphene and Versarien can only sell a few kgs?


Regarding FGR commercial sales agreement, They disclosed to the market that the sales agreement requires government approvals to sell anything over 1t in Australia and Europe / UK (REACH approval)

the only graphene company I know that has the REACH approval to sell into the UK / Europe is 6th Elements (china)10t approval by memeory, is there any reason why VRS hasn't secured such approvals ?

[chillpill] 11/12/2018 09:40

spid,

In all fairness WG had stated they intended to list on AIM before the end of 2018 so he has missed a target.

Reading between the lines they couldn't drum up enough interest in the UK at the right valuation so had to revert to Plan B and tap into existing holders to plug a funding gap.

I figure they now have cash to run until the end of June by which time they hope to have more news and commercial progress to have another fund raising to get an AIM listing.

That's the way I see it.

[squire007] 11/12/2018 09:37

G .... how was your trip ?

[club sandwich] 11/12/2018 09:37

If they'd all closed why would someone be trying to buy some at 59p, as they were the other day?

[spid81] 11/12/2018 09:36

Hi Diplomat65

The price that Warwick Quoted was for FLG (3-10 layers)@ $500k AUD, $285k GBP or $142k per T

WG said in one of his recent videos FGR's graphene is 3-8 layers,
This is much better than Versarien's specificantions,

Nanene is 10% Graphite (11 layers plus)
H-GNP is 26% Graphite (11 layers plus) does offer large platelet size to Nanene

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Some "interesting" claims being made by Warwick Grigor down under this morning about FGR's AUS $500,000 order for 2,000 kgs of Graphene but I'm guessing it's multi-layer graphite at AUS$250 per kg?

[squire007] 11/12/2018 09:36

Log showing off our success again, he is a star .... lol :-)