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[chezt] 14/4/2019 18:48

Grabster - quite agree!! My filter list is also getting longer with those two, also added today.

[richgrumpa] 14/4/2019 18:44

Why would the company be interested in this little spat?

[grabster] 14/4/2019 18:19

MJ10 and 1retirement have now joinedthe many others on my lengthy filter list; clearing the decks of thread clogging space-wasters ahead of the new business week ;-)

(Routine Sunday evening tidy-up; a habit I can recommend for a clean start each week)

[1teepee] 14/4/2019 17:55

Mike brenner went first and the sheep followed.I have been experimenting with posts. One post if liked first will get more likes. If another posts the same content as the liked message and someone dislikes it first then more dislikes follow. Herd mentality of sheep. We are all susceptible and need to keep control of ourselves.

[mj10] 14/4/2019 17:22

in fairness it was a lot more than one person

[1teepee] 14/4/2019 16:54

That's the problem when people think they know it all, they dismiss anyone else's opinion. Maybe mike brenner could pm lucky an apology. He might come back

[1teepee] 14/4/2019 16:51

Hello Tim kempster , unsure what you are writing as you are also to rude to have off filter

[1teepee] 14/4/2019 16:12

Like the time you lied about dr Tina bass saying something she said she didn't, and came on ADVFN to stand up for herself?Back on filter

[superg1] 14/4/2019 16:04

Some good folk there Fest but the henhouse feather flappers dominate with random noise and can turn the slightest bit of info into complete fiction (good or bad) in minutes.

The type that do no research and generally wait to be fed.

Fab at fiction if it fits a need, but that’s about it.

[1teepee] 14/4/2019 15:49

People like to surround themselves with similar people to reinforce their web of lies they believe to be gospel. Other people are strange to them. Hence sheep are surrounded by sheep

[1teepee] 14/4/2019 15:45

Lucky orange was upset when mike Brenner poo pooed his technical analysis and said goodbye forever.

[superg1] 14/4/2019 15:40

Interesting comment just out since the US accreditation

2-DTech
2-DTech is a graphene company closely aligned with Manchester's world-leading graphene group. The company supplies the highest quality graphene and other 2-D materials internationally. They also work closely with industry and researchers to help turn scientific innovation into groundbreaking products.

[runthejoules] 14/4/2019 15:38

Not too bothered about hydrogen cars or Evs. Cars spend 92% of their time parked so with Uber, lyft et al we’re only going to manufacture maybe 1/5 of the vehicles we used to.

However if half the world is going to have graphene enhanced solar panels on their roofs zapgo will still have a hell of a lot of batteries to sell.

[superg1] 14/4/2019 15:30

Fireball

Unfortunately crooked chancers see the AIM as a way to pay themselves huge salaries and deliver nothing.

Inventing some hot mining sector, get some licences then chuck in some jorc reports goes on for many years while the pocket miilions in salaries.

As I say there is no need for any success on an AIM company for those running it to make a fotune. EG £150k to £1 mill per year for spinning BS month in month out.

James Barder over on FUM is a great example of 15 plus years of total failure for something like £250k per year plus options. Easy money.

[fireball xl5] 14/4/2019 15:24

Superg1

A virtuous attribute. The folk I have come to personally meet on these boards have all been genuine people and I have had the pleasure of maintaining contact with most over a number of years. Admittedly they only number a few but being that all those I have met appear to be honest and above board I’m pleasantly reassured in human kind. However, that doesn’t always apply to the ones that run the organisations we invest in. I understand that not everything goes as planned but making false claims or unrealistic promises is unforgiving. Hence, those that enjoy the public eye and are servants of the people should be held accountable for their words. As trust dissipates we lose respect for those institutions that should be challenging injustice and upholding people’s rights.