Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[richgrumpa] 28/2/2019 10:43

"If you can keep your heads whilst all around are losing theirs..." Rudyard Kipling.Patience is all that is required imho.

[grabster] 28/2/2019 10:33

FGR = F--king Gruesome Results :-O
The greater Spid's (increasing) desperation, the greater the frequency of his posts.
His wrong-thread ramping campaign is evidently failing. However he tries to spin it, that company - by its own published results - is in trouble.

[magic beans] 28/2/2019 10:31

Ridicule, I was just about to respond to Spid, but your post saved me the trouble. Couldn't have put it better myself.

[adejuk] 28/2/2019 10:28

starter for 10
what kind of seller doesn't care how far the share price falls?

[ewads] 28/2/2019 10:25

Had a cheeky 69 buy order in at 09:15 this mornong. Looks like that will never materialise.

[verger] 28/2/2019 10:24

Many on this board are interested in IQE as well. The comparison between VRS and IQE is interesting regarding shorting. IQE hinted at transformational times. The share price rose, a successful fundraising took place at 140p, the share price shot up to near £2, and then it was shorted mercilessly down to the 50s. Today it has touched 90p as it rises again. What did the shorters exploit? Mainly impatient investors.
VRS is being carefully constructed into a large company with global reach through supplying a great product to major companies. Patience will be rewarded. And some rewards are not that far away. Aecom update and Canaccord Report - both should be positive.

[dreamtwister] 28/2/2019 10:22

wiseman ! as the share price hits ground zero this will enable investors to average down and when the share price recovers will give the long term investors capital gains exemption on nothing.......sizzle....sizzle

[ridicule] 28/2/2019 10:20

Spid your post 61917 says it all and explains why you fail to see the potential in VRS. Selling bucket liners is not where VRS is, quoting mkt cap of the two majors buying those bucket liners is bizarre. Are you trying to infer they are spending those sorts of sums on bucket liners?

As for the trading position of FGR. If you are not worried then may I suggest that you should be. Compared with the £6m VRS are sitting on, they are precarious. The more you try and justify your position, the less credible you become. I have just topped up this am with some more VRS. My advice to you is to cut your FGR losses and buy VRS before it is too late.

[chezt] 28/2/2019 10:17

Lets hope that was the bottom,this morning. Had a buy order in for 70p and quite chuffed to get 68.94 - surprised to get down to that. Still have my entire holding though. Onwards and upwards. Nothing changed with the company, just patience required before the inevitable BIG orders come in. Glalth

[zagrosfold] 28/2/2019 10:13

Each to their own. Once I've chosen a suitable share nothing will scare me off. Knowledge is power and patience is key.

[sandybob] 28/2/2019 10:04

well I cant argue with that as I have already stated I have traded (many others here have sold down too obviously)
After this mornings sell I now have 50% left in here which I am more comfortable with holding and if the aecom order lands then no doubt i will miss out a bit on the inevitable rise however I am still in the game

[dreamtwister] 28/2/2019 09:55

chinese have their own iso & dominating the graphene market with in the ev/batterys and now progressing in to the hydrogen/graphene market.

china has direct off take agreements"hedge" from miners with quality flake to ensure substance for the graphene technology as it advances, the demand for quality flake will out strip supply pushing prices of quality graphite higher giving the competition
a problem to compete within the graphene world of technology.

the heart of the green revolution will be copper and in reflection of the above china have ensured supply`s whilst the wheels of the competition grind to a halt.

sizzle....sizzle

[zagrosfold] 28/2/2019 09:53

sandybob, you're talking like a trader not an investor.

[sandybob] 28/2/2019 09:45

Zag
well I have read that a number of times this week and it has dropped further down to 70p
why is time running out, we have a month yet of Q1

[ellissj] 28/2/2019 09:43

Also this french firm in collab with same AM polymer chinese firm. Interesting development for me, hopefully vrs opportunties ahead too. A trend to keep an eye on. Per composites world 2019 outlook article, they said aerospace firms looking at thermoset investments. Aimo. Best ellis

'Autodesk, Arkema and Farsoon Team-Up to Accelerate 3D Printing Process of Polymers.'

Feb 22 2019

Autodesk, Arkema and Farsoon have announced a partnership, a collaborative step forward in advanced additive manufacturing (3D Printing).

Working together, the companies are developing an optimized software, hardware, and advanced materials ecosystem with the goal of accelerating industrial production with polymer laser sintering.

When hardware, software and materials are developed together, it simplifies the design to print process, making it easier for customers to adopt polymer additive processes in a production environment. The three companies are showcasing their latest collaborative developments at the ongoing TCT Asia show in Shanghai, February 21 to 23.

Guillaume de Crevoisier, Global Business Director for 3D printing, Arkema said: “This evolving market needs much more than materials alone. It is essential to enable and leverage key strategic partnerships throughout the digital design and manufacturing chain. It’s all about synergies."

Accelerating Industrial Production with Polymer Laser Sintering

The goal is to create the best possible customer experience. Autodesk, a leading global software company leverages its state-of-the-art end-to-end design and manufacturing software capabilities optimized for Farsoon’s leading polymer laser sintering hardware and open platform system

rom an advanced materials standpoint, Arkema, a global designer of advanced materials, offers industry leading polymer performance with its biobased Rilsan®polyamide 11 material – a polymer with superior strength and durability, and a seventy-year legacy in extreme applications around the world

Leanne Gluck, Additive Manufacturing Strategy Lead, Autodesk said: “With this collaboration we have also introduced Rilsan® polyamide 11 as a materials option into our generative design technology. This makes it possible for Fusion 360 customers to rapidly create hundreds of generative design outcomes that are ready to print."

Leveraging Machine, Software, and Material Capabilities

By fostering an open ecosystem which encourages the easy collaboration of machine, software, and material companies, the future of additive manufacturing will have a wider range of possibilities when it comes to application development.

Farsoon, a company with a strong technical background in laser sintering technology as well as material sciences, has championed open systems since its founding. By offering a full line of polymer and metal laser sintering and melting systems, all with open parameters and materials, Farsoon is well suited to working with Arkema materials as well as integrating with Autodesk software.

“We are very excited to take part in this three way collaboration along with Autodesk and Arkema. Our three companies bring unique expertise in complementary fields related to polymer additive manufacturing and I look forward to bringing new and innovative solutions to the industry." said Mentioned Don Xu, Global Business Director, Farsoon."

[clint fleecewood] 28/2/2019 09:42

Personally, while we're down here I'd like to see the gap at 65 ish closed before we bounce, just to be safe side.

[hermanngoring] 28/2/2019 09:41

Seems to be a deafening silence from that cretinous half wit superg1, is he employed by VRS to pump and promote that crock of sh*t that is VRS. If he was genuine why did he feel the need to bar me from posting on his thread, surely opinions should be tested against known facts, and as I said a couple of weeks ago, next stop 60p, looks like that opinion will shortly be born out by the facts of the share price, and after 60p, where next. Anyone putting money into this company needs their head examined. I was lucky I was able to sell out my holding very near the top, I sold at 180p per share, unfortunately my broker does not have a facility for me to short, otherwise I would have made an even tidier profit on the way down. My best guess is that VRS is going nowhere and its shares will be at under 20p or even worthless by the end of this year.

[zagrosfold] 28/2/2019 09:38

I don't know why anyone's moaning. This share price drop is a total gift to those who are long term holders who can handle delayed gratification and have done their research. An absolute gift. Take advantage while you can, time is running out!

[roddiemac2] 28/2/2019 09:37

nico115,

Sane comment( twitter ).The story is good here , but the market cap was crazy at its peak. That was the fault of those who were prepared to buy at high prices: nothing to do with management.

[philbyk7] 28/2/2019 09:37

Stop! Please stop!

[senden11] 28/2/2019 09:33

No complaints from me being able to top up yet again at this price - have taken full advantage as am a firm believer in the solid global business foundations being set here to achieve large, consistent, long-term rewards.

[serratia] 28/2/2019 09:24

A Boeing 787 weighs 120-135t empty. It is made up of 50% composites so 60t+ composites. If Nanene reduces composite weight by say 10% that's 6t. That's over $2m saving on fuel over the lifetime.
A 787 costs between $240 - $320m depending on the spec.

[adejuk] 28/2/2019 09:24

i hope neill is in touch with iqe