Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[spike_1] 19/2/2019 12:52

laginaneil: normally you would be right but in this case the shorters were aware of the impending rise and are trying to kill it off. And for those that don't think here are shorters (if they can get stock) you only need to look at the vitriol targetted currently at Neill on Twitter.

However here must be a finite limit to how much they can get with so few sources, and of course, unlike normal sellers, they have to become buyers at some point.

[jointer13] 19/2/2019 12:51

get this seller over with and we should be off.

nice.

"The morphology and consistency of Versarien’s Nanene and Hexotene products make them technically and commercially viable in several important application areas that have large, immediate and well defined demand from industry."

[ellissj] 19/2/2019 12:51

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At Fullerex, we seek to support the advancement of nanotechnology in order to create radical, transformative and sustainable improvement to society. We are dedicated to achieving these aims by accelerating the commercialisation and usage of nanomaterials across industry and beyond.

 

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Fullerex was founded by Joe and Tom Eldridge, brothers with a keen interest in nanotechnology and the associated emerging market for nanomaterials.

Over the years Fullerex has initiated dozens of R&D projects with nanomaterial producers and industrial end users across a broad spectrum of industries and has been both a catalyst and critical partner to bridge the gap between innovation and commercial application. Whether for new product development (such a nano-enhanced 3d printing materials) or pushing advanced formulated products into new markets (such as electrothermal coating systems in automotive and wind energy) or technology consulting (such as essential market opportunity analysis performed on new IP for Universities and research institutes), Fullerex has operated at the very forefront of the nanotechnology industry.

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As a result, Fullerex has the strong management composition, flexibility, drive, enthusiasm and experience that allows the company to support the growth of the nanomaterials industry, an industry that has grown and matured substantially since Fullerex was founded. The Partners and Testimonials pages on this site highlight just a few of the tremendously valued relationships Fullerex have developed and the greatly appreciated positive feedback from customers, collaborators and friends. We are very proud of the contributions Fullerex has made and will continue to make to support and accelerate the development of this most exciting frontier and are privileged to work so closely with such a dedicated and inspirational group of professionals and innovators.

 

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[ellissj] 19/2/2019 12:48

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"Fullerex partners with established producers of nanomaterials and nano-intermediates, offering a broad range of materials in a variety of formats. As a result of our extensive supply relationships, we represent multiple producer firms on an agency basis, authorised to generate trade on their behalf, covering a complementary suite of materials and technologies. We operate in end-user markets across the world and in response to growing interest in nanomaterials we have established a truly global customer base of nanomaterial producers. Some of the core products covered in our agency agreements with producers include functionalised carbon allotrope nanomaterials and nano-enabled masterbatches and dispersions in a range of solvents and thermoplastic and thermoset carriers. For a full list of products please refer to our traded products page.

 

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[laginaneil] 19/2/2019 12:46

Thanks tini,

Feedback appreciated to my learning process.

I thought we all waited Miton to be out then short supply = share price rise ?

[ripasso] 19/2/2019 12:44

Check out Fullerex news and events page.

[spike_1] 19/2/2019 12:43

Fullerex And Versarien Sign Consulting Agreement
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19th February 2019 - LONDON: Fullerex, a leading global independent broker of nanomaterials and nano-intermediates is pleased to announce that it has signed a consultancy agreement with Versarien plc (AIM: VRS), the advanced materials engineering group.

Versarien and Fullerex, will initially be working together on existing customer engagements in specified sectors where their experience will assist in the commercialisation process. Fullerex will work closely with Versarien’s existing support network, including DiT secondees and the Catapult centres.

Joe Eldridge, Director of Fullerex, commented:

“Over the last five years Fullerex has engaged with dozens of nanomaterial producers. Very few have demonstrated the same degree of rigour throughout the entire production process as Versarien. The morphology and consistency of Versarien’s Nanene and Hexotene products make them technically and commercially viable in several important application areas that have large, immediate and well defined demand from industry. Fullerex is well positioned to accelerate the incorporation of Nanene and Hexotene into these markets so I am delighted with the opportunity to collaborate.”

[realcooltrader] 19/2/2019 12:42

Thanks RIPASSO, here's the text:

[spike_1] 19/2/2019 12:41

Ripasso: explain pls ;0)

[ripasso] 19/2/2019 12:39

Agreement between VRS and Fullerex just out.

[hermanngoring] 19/2/2019 12:27

The cash positon of £6 million mentioned in the interims was for 30th SEPT

This is 5 months ago.

[tini5] 19/2/2019 12:16

I don't see any value in buying shares back, all it does is reduce the supply which is a short term issue.

Acquisition for long term strategic value on the other hand, that's a great use of the coffers.


[Edit] On the subject of long term value, just taken some more. Rude not to at these prices.

[laginaneil] 19/2/2019 12:09

Good morning folks,
I had a silly idea..

Now VRS is a 'cash rich' company, 5 mill in bank, maybe it could look to buy another company?

One with synergy to our products..
One with good accounts..
One that is undervalued, with fantastic future..
One with honest management..
One were NR has insider knowledge of upcoming deals.....

Yes what about NR spending 1 Mill of company money on a share buy back ?

Not very experienced at these things so tell me why it's a bad idea
or tell Neil quick -lol !

[ellissj] 19/2/2019 11:58

Tweet here. Link to article below that. Best ellis

Neill Ricketts @neillricketts

'Graphene Wearables Could Have Broad Monitoring Appeal - (link: hxxp://goo.gl/alerts/6qTwN) goo.gl/alerts/6qTwN #GoogleAlerts'

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@Nanosteve1 @DFK007 will be there."

Graphene Wearables Could Have Broad Monitoring Appeal'

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11:05 am · 19 Feb 2019 ·



ARTICLE:

'Graphene Wearables Could Have Broad Monitoring Appeal.'

NEWS   Feb 18, 2019

Original Story from Graphene Flagship.

The Graphene Pavilion, organised by the Graphene Flagship and supported by the European Commission and GSMA, is returning to Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2019 with over 20 graphene-based prototypes, four of which are developed by the Graphene Flagship partner ICFO, based in Barcelona. These technologies aim to turn mobile phones into life saving devices.

The first of ICFO's devices on display will allow customers to monitor their level of exposure to sunlight through a UV sensor. Designed as a flexible, transparent and disposable patch, it connects to a mobile device and alerts the user once he or she has reached a defined threshold of sun exposure.

Using the same core technology as the UV patch, ICFO's fitness band is being developed to measure heart rate, hydration, oxygen saturation, breathing rate and temperature, while monitoring the user when he or she is exercising, for example. However, the fitness band does more than simply measure physical activity.

Consider the following scenario. A person is trekking in the remote amazon jungle with limited access to water. By measuring the skin hydration of their body with ICFO's fitness band, the user can optimize water intake, preventing any sort of dehydration. Similarly, an explorer hiking to the peak of mount Everest could use the band to accurately monitor oxygen saturation in blood. The high altitude can severely effect oxygen saturation in the body. Using the band, the hiker could monitor these levels and emit a warning if oxygen saturation in the blood decreases drastically below a certain level.  

In addition to these prototypes being exhibited at MWC 2019, ICFO will also showcase two other light-based graphene technologies. These include the world's smallest single pixel spectrometer and a graphene-enabled hyperspectral image sensor, both with broadband capabilities, beyond to what was once perceived possible without the use of costly and bulky photodetection systems.

By enabling spectroscopy in such small dimensions, consumers could now be equipped with tools that previously were only available to highly specialised laboratories. From the detection of counterfeit drugs to the identification of harmful substances within a product that we use or food that we eat, compact, low-cost spectrometers could become an indispensable accessory of our everyday life.

"Built into a smart phone camera, the graphene-based camera sensor allows phones to see more than what's visible to the human eye," comments Frank Koppens, group leader at Graphene Flagship partner ICFO, and Chair of the Graphene Flagship MWC Committee. "Made up of hundreds of thousands of photodetectors, this incredibly small sensor is highly sensitive to UV and infrared light."

"This technology would allow users in the supermarket to hold the camera to fruit and infer which is the most fresh piece. Or, in a more extreme example, the camera could be used for driving in dangerously dense fog by providing augmented outlines of surrounding vehicles on the windscreen."

[alchemy] 19/2/2019 11:57

I really do think people confuse shorting with selling.Or use what they think is superior language.Selling has more of an effect . Shorting has a n equal and opposite effect as they close . Newtonian almost.I think this be selling.

[superg1] 19/2/2019 11:56

Move on Bill you are either in FOMO mode or playing games.

I've been there done that checked out claims and know what I can see. ADVFN and the market is full of headless chicken clueless PIS that the wolves prey on.

Hence I prefer the nice quiet shares.

I didn't really tip ECO strongly for that reason but I did note one or two of the naysayers went short just before the market caught on and starting tipping it. Hey ho they lost as it went up.

There was guy at the AGM with a list of shares. The only one I said to buy was ECO (it was on his list), if he did and held then he is happy now.

That's the plan for the future, the good guys about just staying behind the scenes doing their own thing looking for solid investments away from the shambles like ADVFN BBs.

First up is to sit tight and watch the growth of VRS, plenty of time to research others in the years to come. Some with virtually no action or BB activity on the radar. No public threads no complete fruitcakes to engage with just solid investing :-)

[mjatkin82] 19/2/2019 11:50

If the shares are available in that quantity...

[jbe81] 19/2/2019 11:49

If Bill is smart

[jbe81] 19/2/2019 11:48

Bill could buy his original stake back at lower than he sold at and have cash in pocket or get more shares, so maybe be like Bill

[club sandwich] 19/2/2019 11:42

"Vrs confirmed to be at mwc barca by neill."

more air miles. excellent.