Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[superg1] 08/4/2019 21:16

Nigel did shake hands with Neill but he won't remember as it was just in passing, not this years show.

I believe a relevant someone did meet NR at the recent show though.

[willoicc] 08/4/2019 20:06

Uncrossing Trade from closing auction

[superg1] 08/4/2019 19:48

Just a UT trade that sets as the closing price.

Barring news it will open at what the spread was pre auction 126-130, IE 128 mid price.

[diversification] 08/4/2019 19:25

They used to mark us up (above bid v offer) at the close and then the next day it would open down to try and instigate additional sells. This was during the downward trend and prior to the big sell off.

Now we see the opposite, it will turn a few heads to see this up 5p at the start of play.

Mm’s playing games, I doubt they will let the shares go for less than 128/130 in the morning.

[redchef] 08/4/2019 19:18

Close price 123.2 and down 2.3% when the bid and ask were 126/130. How does that figure?

[axotyl] 08/4/2019 19:13

Good point BoilingF, though I prefer you grilled.But don't shoot the messenger...

[grabster] 08/4/2019 19:10

Roadmap seems like someone just wanted to draw a map. I don't take the predictions seriously as regards the sequence within each area - I think the development pattern will be far more erratic, and the map will have to be frequently redrawn in line with stuff that happens whenever. I think progress will occur in sudden steps in various areas regardless of any neat plan.

[1teepee] 08/4/2019 19:05

All in the 2018 Graphene flagship report

[boilingfrog] 08/4/2019 18:41

axotyl - where are consumer products/packaging and textiles on there, please?

[shavian] 08/4/2019 18:17

Alchemy, look again and do not despair! 'Structural Materials' -scheduled for 2022 and before - surely includes 3D printed composites of unspecified size.

'Fast charging Batteries' are also included in the 2022 and Before category.

And I'm sure that Tunghsu Optoelectronics will find some uses for Nanene and Higraphinks before 2022! (perhaps they just haven't told EU's Graphene Flagship about them - why should they?)

[laginaneil] 08/4/2019 18:14

Seems your mobile provider make a profit from it and does not tell
you. You need to put a "charge to mobile" BAR on your phone bill.

[laginaneil] 08/4/2019 18:12

Hello Folk,
Bit of a warning if you use internet via your mobile data.

I've just been 'scammed' 48 pounds on my mobile bill !

It seems if you click something wrong you can be charged a fee DIRECT to your phone
number because the mobile provider 'leaks' your number to some scam code.

In my case a 24 pounds monthly service charge for something..

Note the charge follows your number if you move mobile provider!

Read:

[alchemy] 08/4/2019 18:03

That road map is interesting . I can't tell from it how soon our boat comes in. It does seem to miss large civil engineering pieces , but would welcome other insights.In particular how big would the booty for being included in volume battery production?I guess on balance I trust I'm wrong thinking this is a slower Unicorn play than maybe we thought. Open to change of mind.

[axotyl] 08/4/2019 17:41

Thanks, Nemo19 for that link.

Here's the RoadMap, but rather poor repro (has to be this size to read it at all - apologies if it wrecks the BB):

[hattie1] 08/4/2019 17:25

Thats so funny 😂

[woodpeckers] 08/4/2019 17:05

😂 - just had a text from my youngest daughter "mum, I think your emails been hacked, I've just been sent a link to a Snoop Dogg video!"

[macaw4] 08/4/2019 17:05

I used Barclays online to B&B. Instant Sell @ 127.0 and Buy @ 127.2 [18 seconds between]. Cost £26. No hassle.

M4

[nemo19] 08/4/2019 17:01

The Graphene Flagship announces its 2019-2030 graphene application roadmap

The EU Graphene Flagship has published its graphene application roadmap, showing when the flagship expects different graphene applications to mature and enter the market.

The first applications that are being commercialized now are applications such as composite functional coatings, graphene batteries, low-cost printable electronics (based on graphene inks), photodetectors and biosensors.

Next in line the flagship sees more advanced applications starting to appear after 2022 - such as solar cells and flexible perovskite panels, supercapacitors, water treatment, neural interfaces, and flexible devices. In 2030 and beyond, the flagship sees graphene related materials being adopted in drug delivery, spintronics devices, wireless network, fuel cells and more.

[festario] 08/4/2019 16:59

They chose the 123p trade to be the closing price, it artificially spoiled a good day. They could just as easily chosen the 130p trade after hours as the UT.That would have been equally wrong, because the real spread at close was 126/128p

[1teepee] 08/4/2019 16:41

That would be something ;)

[1teepee] 08/4/2019 16:40

Yes what the hell happened

[woodpeckers] 08/4/2019 16:36

What happened there then???