Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[rogerbridge] 05/4/2019 11:02

I know what I know. You do not. No more conversations with you.

[supernumerary] 05/4/2019 11:01

roger - that may well be so, but it's clear that AECOM are trialling a wide range of materials and compounds, of which so far as I can see Versarien supplies only one or two. What the outcome of their deliberations will prove to be awaits events. As I've said, I'm dubious that they will need graphene in any form from anybody to meet their needs for 3D printed arches, but of course if solid evidence to the contrary turns up, I'll change my view.

In that context, my point was that the gerbil was trying to use the ME HB as evidence that vrs was somehow involved in spans for TfL, and the simple fact is that it does not. Read it yourself and see what you can find:

[rogerbridge] 05/4/2019 10:47

Supernumerary, shows how little you know. We supply the contractor who works with AECOM specified material.

[bobsworth] 05/4/2019 10:46

The purpose of stock bashing is usually to drive down the price of a stock so that the stock basher, or the basher's employer, may purchase the stock at a lower price than it would otherwise be worth.Note this tends to happen ahead of significant company changing news! All investors can do is simply take advantage of their presence by simply buying the bashed down shares too! That's exactly what I and many other long term investors have been doing over the last few months! Not long to go now before it becomes futile to knock the company as confirmed revenue sales will speak louder than any misinformation .GLA

[grabster] 05/4/2019 10:30

Thank you bisho. Not quite the 5-7-5 (17) though.

5,4,7-2,6 (24) - nearer a haiku-and-a-half ;-)

[bisho4] 05/4/2019 10:22

That's a lovely haiku, grabster :)

[supernumerary] 05/4/2019 09:56

Actually, it reminds me of the famed AECOM Middle East Construction Handbook, that the resident nudge nudge wink wink merchant said pointed to Versarien. In fact, it doesn't mention the company at all, and contains only a single instance of the word 'graphene' in 124 pages, in a bit of boilerplate text about possible future developments.

How the gerbil can relate that to TfL I've no idea. Maybe he thinks the middle east is EC2?

pshevlin - I doubt that very much indeed, but if so, well done, I'm pleased to hear it - thank you for letting me know. I fear however the list manager hasn't been keeping you properly informed - didn't you know I'm a founder member of the 'Do Not Engage' list?

[grabster] 05/4/2019 09:47

the Sneer Team will sneer -
it's what they do.

In fact it's all they can do, poor things.
Such a sad way to live.

[jointer13] 05/4/2019 09:41

ignore the scumbags.

[pshevlin] 05/4/2019 09:41

supernumerary....just as your name suggests you are present in excess of the normal or requisite number so bye bye...filtered.

[forestfred] 05/4/2019 09:35

Please please Don’t feed the trolls they are not invested here and only have one agenda.
Just ignore .
Ff

[rogerbridge] 05/4/2019 09:34

The report only mentions what has been developed. VRS are linked with many of the developments as you will shortly find out.

[festario] 05/4/2019 09:31

Is this the report that Neill retweeted?

[zagrosfold] 05/4/2019 09:31

Cambridge university is a partner and it quite clearly says in the report versarien is an associate member.

[supernumerary] 05/4/2019 09:29

In fact we all read it yesterday, looking for signs of VRS activity. And there it is - a single mention at the very bottom of page 48 in a list of 'Associated Members'. Alongside about a 100 other similar luminaries, including for instance Armenia's Yerevan State University, Belarusian State University, and LEGO ;¬)

[spid81] 05/4/2019 09:15

Good morning SuperG1,

I think you are hitting a new low to suggest sections of the Graphene Flagship annual report relate to Versarien, 2dGraphene or Cambridge Graphene, none of these companies are members of the 150 academic and industrial research groups or one of the 60 associate members,

These results could be anyone's.



Edit - Why isn't Versarien showing on the Graphene Flagship website, but shown as associate member on the annual report

[1teepee] 05/4/2019 09:10

We already have this report

[superg1] 05/4/2019 08:56

Ok permission given.

The reason I asked is because I can easily work out much if it relates to VRS. EG the solar panels, optoelectronics, the batteries and the dispersion breakthrough with polymers, plus other bits.

Individual choices to read it or not and understand there is come new info in here and exciting stuff.

Remember I copied up on VRS ink sand spearhead projects on the Cambridge visit. Another source for the links is the cordis higraphinks doc

I'll show why later but a quick guide on some parts. I need to dash, back later.

[1teepee] 05/4/2019 08:56

hTTps://3dprint.com/175111/winsun-aecom-3d-print-mou/

[festario] 05/4/2019 08:52

They are happy to take 80k shares at a time, albeit at ever lower prices. But at least the demand is strong in the background. I foresee a move into the blue today.

[grabster] 05/4/2019 08:47

Melf - and Versarien of course has a past connection with some very special (McLaren/Mille) watches ;-)

[melf] 05/4/2019 08:34

Article attached about the possible use of nanotechnology in watches.

(BTW great watch website if anyone is into watches).

[lovat scout] 05/4/2019 08:31

I suspect VRS could have a new nomad soon:



This looks like it is the first stage of an orderly wind down of the investment bank. Not necessarily a bad outcome as the remnants and the corporate clients may transfer to another (hopefully decent) firm.

AIMHO etc

[spid81] 05/4/2019 08:27

Morning Harrysol,

I am certainly not a shorter.

I have said this many times before, I am a shareholder in First Graphene - ASX:FGR