Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[laginaneil] 12/12/2018 11:08

Pshevlin the bit about Brits not knowing their place in 21 centuary..
Sorry to disagree with you strongly on this. Thank heavens Neill Ricketts doesn't agree with you!

[diversification] 12/12/2018 11:07

My guess is a manufacturing collaboration between VRS, GEIC, Innovation UK and AXIA, to incorporate graphene into construction materials as per VRS original collaboration objective.

[laginaneil] 12/12/2018 11:04

Did you notice the graphene like symbol on the back of the new McClarren mobile phone?

[p@] 12/12/2018 11:03

The good old days-What like when we had Austin, Bentley, Rolls,Rover ,MG,.........

All lost in the good old days.

[superg1] 12/12/2018 10:58

Fuji

I was just chuckling to myself about that, the entire thread, most of which are non chart guys have brainwashed themselves into the 1.30 barrier making them reluctant to buy at that point.

The facts are in the last 3 months around 3-4 mill were sold by non PI holders and that’s what determines which way the share price goes. Price drops then cause PIs to sell, price rises encourage them to buy under the FOMO rule.

World markets and general uncertainty have aided drops in company values.

Assuming no major flash crashes at some point the grind of big holder sellers ( which has been near 50 million this year) will disappear.

If it keeps going at recents rates then they will all be gone come Jan/Feb which is when the bigger part of the Aecom news kicks in.

Interesting times ahead bit I can see single deals being potentially multiples of the total VRS revenue currently.

It has been said quite clearly the deal is very large. Aecom created a website (now hidden) for that single product.

So I look forward to that one unloading fully.

[laginaneil] 12/12/2018 10:58

Did you notice the graphene like symbol on the back of the new McClarren mobile phone?

[fuji99] 12/12/2018 10:53

Squire - IMO there will be some instability in the market as May's challenge "may" become a mess. Never seen a so divided government. Everyone knifing each other in the back.

[pshevlin] 12/12/2018 10:52

Which good old days were those/ And what is the tech modernisation, I'm a Celebrity Soma for the ignorant masses? Those who think they can go back need to remember the saying that you can't step into the same river twice. (Oh and please read the link I posted before anybody posts some more ignorance on WTO rules.)

[fuji99] 12/12/2018 10:46

It seems that 130p is a big hurdle to the share price upward direction.

[squire007] 12/12/2018 10:45

We are getting out of EU come what May!! Excuse pun :-) And a fiver with you all the lot implodes back to the good old days with a bit of tech modernisation they didnt have 30 yrs ago ..... out is out!

[superg1] 12/12/2018 10:37

I did Spike.

Free advertising for Versarien as it was on his shirt. The others in the picture to those oblivious are unknown blokes in suits.

World leading graphene centre etc.

[grabster] 12/12/2018 10:29

Maybe NR is modelling his wardrobe on that of Richard Branson.
Personally I've owned only 2 suits in 70 years - and not worn one in the past 40+ years.

[spike_1] 12/12/2018 10:22

Hey SG! You posed a query about why Neill was not wearing a suit, but as I recall you didn't give us an answer ....... well??? ;0)

[richie32] 12/12/2018 10:18

eu protectionism is slowly throttling much of Europe and the UK needs to stop taking that poison. Removing us from the eu will unleash some fantastic trading opps and lower some of our costs imho

[club sandwich] 12/12/2018 10:09

grab - snoopy started it ;-)

[superg1] 12/12/2018 10:04

I would say more about it but the naughty step may beckon.

Btw No one said anything or identified who or what it was, I just know there is secrecy about some product.

It isn’t the Aecom product I know what that is as I found all the details. Looks huge to me.

I say Axia as that is the one listed in the interims with commens that make it look like something material in play very near term.

Other curiosity for me is the graphene enhanced fabrics (Apparel colloaboration)

[grabster] 12/12/2018 10:01

CS - On EU I hold a totally opposite view from you but will not be discourteously clogging this VRS thread with it. ;-)

[superg1] 12/12/2018 09:45

Sky

GlaxoSmithKline will be taking over, they were already heavily involved.😎

[club sandwich] 12/12/2018 09:40

and you think that's a good idea, do you?

"Under this cliff-edge, the UK would be forced to trade with the EU under World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules. Currently, goods moving between the EU and UK don’t need to be checked at borders and face no tariffs, and complex supply chains in industries like car-making cross national boundaries.

But under WTO rules there would be immediate customs and regulatory checks and the UK and EU would have to pay tariffs on each others’ goods.

This isn’t something the EU can just opt-out of: the WTO effectively requires countries to charge the same tariffs to countries they don’t have a trade deal with, a rule called the “most favoured nation” tariffs. Grant someone a special favour, and you have to do it to all members.

A parliamentary report into a no-deal concluded that “this would almost certainly involve the immediate imposition of tariffs across a range of sectors”.

Some tariffs would be more significant than others: the highest would be on British farmers, who would face 30-40 per cent charges for exporting to the EU, effectively making many exports unviable. Lower tariffs would be on things such as automotive parts, where a 5 per cent charge would apply.

These tariffs are what Britain, currently a member of the EU, charges countries outside the EU, as a member of the trade area. Britain would, now outside the EU and without any special opt-out, be on the other side of the fence."

At the moment we have *frictionless*, *tariff-free* trade with Europe.

Typical Leave magical thinking.

[superg1] 12/12/2018 09:38

Fest

There as somethong at GEOC that they were not allowed to talk about. As posted a GEIC guy appeared to clarify if it could be spoken about and was told no.

Hence I read up on the interims and took the Axia comments to indicate something material is in play. On the stand was a graphene ink heating element.

Btw noting the coined up twitter post. Chucking some graphene in a liquid and calling it ink is about as far away from the science that you can get. EG methods to get uniform platelet and alignment in the drying process is one part.

As FGR say 80% yields are the bestest bestest in the universe, that’s if you ignore the 100% yield in the Cambridge process.

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

owenga - yes, realised that have amended my post. Still the worst possible outcome though IMO.

[owenga] 12/12/2018 09:36

Don't be a complete idiot club. We would sell under standard WTO agreement.

[festario] 12/12/2018 09:32

Bye bye 130p