Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[charo] 20/3/2019 14:51

This is a classic no profits few sales massive cap and subject to vicious swings punt.It is a blue sky stock for dreamers puff after puff with no substance.

[festario] 20/3/2019 14:23

They'll still take up to 60k shares from me, at just under 95p

[evergreen8] 20/3/2019 14:18

I have long suspected the supply to be suspicious given that there appears to be an endless supply available to sell into any rise to suppress the share price I postulated in an earlier post that it would be possible for a small group of individuals to acquire a small shareholding and sell the same shares backwards and forward to each other at lower and lower price per share in an endless stream. The shares never run out but it would drive the price down. Why? Day spread betting could make this lucrative or simply serving the needs of others who would stand to gain from the reduced share price I can imagine this could be anyone from potential partners in joint ventures to Funds with an eye to the future. PS just because your paranoid does not mean that they are not out to get you.

[festario] 20/3/2019 13:54

But it's a little different now, because as each batch is absorbed, the share price pings higher.

[kemorkid] 20/3/2019 13:51

Something cooking ??

[metis20] 20/3/2019 13:51

Interesting - just popped up to 95/98.

[festario] 20/3/2019 13:48

They can't resist dumping shares into any tiny rise can they?The supply is suspicious, and has been never ending for seven months now.

[bobsworth] 20/3/2019 13:08

Yes let's hope Neil silences the derampers with a stonking AECOM news release.

[fireball xl5] 20/3/2019 13:06

Apologies to spid81. Just watched PMQ’s and the Knight has now lost all weapons available bar 1. It’s now thrown the intransigent head into the ring in the hope she can Butt the DUP into the WA. It’s an utter farce and I hope the EU reject the plea for an extension. We can’t leave on the 30th June, applied extension, as we have EU elections on the 23rd May. Well I might as well say to the Black Knight, she’s a looney. Sorry, off topic but it is in the National interest as she says, or her form and only her form of Brexit is. We might as well leave now with No Deal and wreck our place. I hope that VRS, some smart thinking with Gnano, have some shielding from this mess. Incredible. I note the Trump remark, my deal allows us to repatriate murderers and rapists quickly.
Google also fined for malpractice, wish they would do something about this place.
Rant over, apologies, GLA and nice Blue.

[serratia] 20/3/2019 13:04

adejuk,

Not a tennis player myself so clueless on what's needed. Would making the weight transfer to the head from the handle/shaft make a difference ?

[rovi70] 20/3/2019 13:02

In aviation, weight is everything, and that means huge fuel costs. Most passenger airlines carry enough fuel not only to support the weight of the aircraft and passengers, but also the weight of the fuel itself. So it's no surprise that people like Sir Richard Branson think that all aircraft will be constructed from super-light graphene within a decade.

Much lighter and much stronger than the carbon fibre composites presently used, graphene has been attracting the attentions of Airbus, which is a member of the Graphene Flagship research group, and held a symposium on graphene innovations last year.

[squire007] 20/3/2019 12:59

Only days away now good people ... :-) Im getting giddy ... lol

[adejuk] 20/3/2019 12:53

better shock absorption would be a plus

[adejuk] 20/3/2019 12:51

serrat
most peeps don't want lighter rackets.
weight is needed to generate power and modern rackets are super light. be good for kids prob.

[sandbag] 20/3/2019 12:47

charo,

Please explain your comment.

[sandbag] 20/3/2019 12:44

superg1 - 19 Mar 2019 - 21:11:25 - 64217 of 64277 VRS The world lead in real Graphene (Nanene) - VRS
Head?

That has graphite platelets in it, in the throat area of the racket.

Some scientists chopped one up and examined it. I sent the scientists report to the 2D tech team many moons ago. So when the ISO is embedded, Head will have to change their advertising. Perhaps to 'graphene based' like a few others do.

[sandbag] 20/3/2019 12:43

ropey,

super has mentioned this in depth on this BB. Look back on his fairly recent posts.

[charo] 20/3/2019 12:42

Dream on people.

[serratia] 20/3/2019 12:33

ropey,

The presenter asked the Uni person where in the racket was the graphene. There was a non specific reply. It's been reported that there was a small amount in the handle using probably the wrong type of Graphene. So in that case it's probably just a marketing gimmick.
One the other hand yes if they used the correct polymer /Graphene mix in the whole of the racket it would be lighter and stronger.

[ropey] 20/3/2019 12:18

Did anyone see 'Inside The Factory' last night ?
It was about making pencils but the interesting bit was when they visited Manchester University National Graphene Inst. They talked about a new material called 'Graphene' !and how it's going to change the digital world.
Couple of examples of use were given - tennis racket and phone screens ! - just imagine the number involved in these two products alone !!

Keep the faith, it will come good !

[ellissj] 20/3/2019 12:17

I see cambridge graphene centre of the 7 involved in this EU 2020 funded project. No indication vrs involved per se of course, but i do recall a video filmed at cgc showing how graphene fibres can be made from graphene inks? Another application with potential. Aimo. Best ellis

'WELCOME TO NEUROFIBRES.'

"This research project aims at maturing a novel technology for the treatment of spinal cord injury, namely the implantation of bio-functionalised electroconducting microfibers to promote guided neural regeneration across the lesion. It is funded by the European Commission under the H2020-FETPROACT-01-2016 call in the topic bio-electronic medicines and therapies. The project will span four years (2017-2020) and will develop and test an advanced, microfiber-based electroactive implant to repair the spinal cord in rodents and pigs. The microfibres will have a dual neurobiological function, namely providing localised electrical microstimulation to neural cells, as well as a biocompatible, aligned micro-scaffolding with anchored biomolecules for directing neural cell growth. A trans-disciplinary consortium of seven European research institutions will join efforts to accomplish this challenging goal."

[festario] 20/3/2019 12:15

Let's just hope that Matt Walker's tenure extends beyond next month then. Or at least until one large Chinese fish has been landed.One of my big fears is that his attachment to VRS comes to an end without anything tangible having been delivered.

[ellissj] 20/3/2019 12:11

Indeed, a Great tweet pic from neill woody - top of the pile from phillip hammond. Grateful for uk govs and others support here. Best ellis.

[rovi70] 20/3/2019 11:18

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