Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[superg1] 10/3/2019 20:51

Heavier than the normal stuff and a double whammy involved too. How the Dad copes and holds back is pretty incredible really.

[festario] 10/3/2019 20:39

Heavy stuff SuperG, really heavy stuff.I just wish they'd get that stock market OPEN !!!

[superg1] 10/3/2019 19:52

Sorry been busy. Tidied up until they register again and again.

TBH they are the type that probably get excited by child rape which is the matter I’m currently trying to help someone with.

Unreported and matey boy blissfully unaware. Don’t worry Tim he will get his future spelt out all in good time.

[alchemy] 10/3/2019 18:53

Thats true , innit?

[alchemy] 10/3/2019 18:31

The plural of apostrophe? Lol

[laginaneil] 10/3/2019 18:08

Grabster good evening to you.

Do you remember the don't engage or talk about ethos that many on this board
recommend for these types?

It really is the best way, they usually go away if you don't feed them !

Unplug the keyboard for a while, will power..

[ridicule] 10/3/2019 18:06

Savvy is probably Loglorry in a different guise!

[ratpat999] 10/3/2019 17:40

Little behind it! Are you real ?
Not made money? behave yourself.
Do you really think your waffle will effect the share price over the next couple of years ?
Most of the large holders are long term and we are looking to be reaping the benefits of a company with sound foundations not a here today gone tomorrow company.
Not sure the British govt would have seconded 3 people if they didn’t think they had a chance of helping a company grab a share of the emerging new material market that the world desperately needs

[axotyl] 10/3/2019 17:36

Nor handle apostrophe's....

[davemac3] 10/3/2019 14:55

looks like Head may be selling sports equipment (Ski Boots, tennis rackets etc) containing XG Graphene (see Tim Roger's Tweet on NR's Twitter)

[ratpat999] 10/3/2019 14:17

I absolutely hate two faced gits who talk down a share then buy in and then try and be positive, just buy some shares and shut up fool!

[axotyl] 10/3/2019 14:09

You put it too politely, Rat...

[ratpat999] 10/3/2019 14:05

Savvy sod off to the IQE thread if you hold and carry on with your ridiculous uneducated talk.

[lovat scout] 10/3/2019 13:50

The full MIFID II story SG was referring to regarding access to company research. Worth registering with Edison and Hardman for an idea of company financial forecasts, as these are basically guidance numbers from the company itself, although bear in mind it won’t be an objective report as it’s paid for by the company.

[ridicule] 10/3/2019 12:22

Agreed Lucky

[luckykids] 10/3/2019 12:09

Not really Rid. I was looking more at the very short term with AECOM People may be forgetting that the AECOM order will almost certainly be for polygrene and people should not probably use the nanene profit margin on this one as it likely to be s lot higher.AECOM will not be worried about our profit margin as long as it is profitable and innovative for them I believeObviously longer term margins will inevitably narrow

[elbillo] 10/3/2019 11:51

Answered my own question.

[ridicule] 10/3/2019 11:45

Luckykids if your post 63187 is referring to the 20% margin example that I picked in my post 63140. I think you may have missed the point I was trying to make. I was trying to show that the hype and ‘S’ curves dynamically interact with each other and, in the case of VRS, in multiplicity of ways. I then chose some middle of the road metrics to show how a £2 share price can be achieved with a t/o around £100m, giving PIs some level of reassurance that the investment base case for VRS is well underpinned, because moving from a £10m t/o to £100m is well within reach, given the number and size of the collaborations underway. I of course accept that actual margins may well be much higher. Hence my belief in the Unicorn credentials of VRS.

I have clearly impressed at least one shorter as post 63140 has been voted down by one person!