Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[grabster] 07/8/2019 09:59

Cheek - I agree with Lovat Scout on that point. Mainmarket is a much more expensive place to list - far more expensive - a wasteful extravagance for a small company. And it definitely does not protect against shorting attacks - I've seen many over the years. I do expect Versarien to take up a main market listing eventually, and to also list on Nasdaq and China markets - but not yet please.

[phoenixs] 07/8/2019 09:53

Maybe I should not be surprised but it is incredible that a few people, having made a load money out of buying VRS shares, are now critical of the company, the way that it is being run and personally rude about and to the board. What a load of low lives they are. They should be ashamed of themselves but that is too much to expect from such a rabble.

[lovat scout] 07/8/2019 09:50

Cheek - Muddywaters targets companies globally and a main market listing does not provide me with extra comfort. I am not passing judgement on BUR but not sure an expensive listing move will achieve much for VRS at this point in time.

On a more positive note, BUR should keep the Shareprophets gang tied up for a while.....

AIMHO

[johnveals] 07/8/2019 09:50

Cheek - How would stronger policies and checks prevent the spreading of misinformation, lies and associated short selling for fraudulent financial gain.

[superg1] 07/8/2019 09:49

Amt

You just days ago

"Chopsy between you and me the other opportunity I am investing in is SRT.
I have kept a few VRS just for fun."

"Even after the latest seemingly good news I am afraid sentiment is against Vrs. I decided to sell most of my investment today."

Yesterday

"Sentiment against VRS. It will take a lot to reverse trend given the last 2 updates didn't help"

Today

"The China deal will change sentiment completely so the share price could go through the roof. I decided I don't want to risk missing out."


You have just advertised yourself as the type of PI I warn about as headless chickens.

So now FOMO has kicked in on VRS when nothing changed, you sold due to a post and piled into SRT hoping for a rise (FOMO) which I assume you have now bailed out due to FOMO on VRS.

[runthejoules] 07/8/2019 09:44

Laundry day in Manchester is usually 7th august, yeah, but it's been cancelled due to rain for the last few year like ..

[woodpeckers] 07/8/2019 09:42

Good to see everyone is holding on tight! 😊

[andymoore07] 07/8/2019 09:41

The same happened with IQE and Muddy Waters

[cheek212] 07/8/2019 09:34

For anyone wondering why I have said on numerous that we need to get off of AIM, may I refer you to Burford Capitals share performance in the last two days, having now been short attacked by Muddy waters who have published a so called report on the business. True or not, very few businesses on the main market suffer these same short attacks as they deem to have stronger policies and checks in place. My biggest regret is that I have no spare cash to pile on today!

[scottishfield] 07/8/2019 09:26

Wednesday's laundry day then?

[grabster] 07/8/2019 09:05

o/t

Or buy washable duvets and wash with the cover on. (Friend with a holiday let cottage does so. Uses thin low-tog duvets which are easier to dry (layer them together with Velcro or studs for higher tog).

[pandar] 07/8/2019 08:57

pshev

I'd start to write the job ad if I were you ;-)

[pshevlin] 07/8/2019 08:54

I need £10 a share to afford a housekeeper.

[eel tamer] 07/8/2019 08:52

Have the housekeeper do it. You lot are funny!

[amt] 07/8/2019 08:46

The China deal will change sentiment completely so the share price could go through the roof. I decided I don't want to risk misding out.

[66sequoia] 07/8/2019 08:40

Https://3dprint.com/167232/3d-printed-excavator-unveiled/.....they can do some pretty trick stuff with 3D Priniting!

[alchemy] 07/8/2019 08:35

Put all you eggs in one basket and watch the basket gleefully.

[amt] 07/8/2019 08:23

As we get closer to the time and he is sticking to his target of China before the AGM which owenga is indeed weeks away so it becomes more secure. I suspect it will be before the end of August as he will have allowed a bit of slippage. Anyway the message is clear its going to happen.

[fireball xl5] 07/8/2019 08:22

Grabster, looks like a good fit. I'm not sure how big these 3D printers can get. Sounds like they could produce pretty large and fairly complex structures. That would enable the company to manufacture products for the end user, a bit of a leap into the technical, design and manufacturing for end use. There are many steps up the food chain on this graphene ladder.

[tim3416] 07/8/2019 08:18

Neill has been saying that for weeks amt. Did you not believe him before?

[owenga] 07/8/2019 08:15

AMT, no he was referring to Aecom launching within a couple of weeks. That will give the share price a boost in advance of BIGT, which is still on schedule to close before the AGM on 24th September..

[amt] 07/8/2019 08:14

After the podcast I bought back my shares. He said the China deal is due in the next few weeks hopefully before AGM. Its going very well so presumably just dotting the I's
He explained the railway thing aiming to go global.

[fireball xl5] 07/8/2019 08:12

All based on this culture of fear and the condensed time frame it can act within causing one to panic. Like a sudden fire and gathering what precious belongings one can get hold of, simply repugnant.Well I'm in a bad way in the hallway, thankfully the duvet broke my fall.

[jointer13] 07/8/2019 07:49

choo choo !

[superg1] 07/8/2019 07:47

run

Just had that pointed out to me. Sometimes you pick on the wrong guys.

In the news

There is a clear line between appropriate commentary and market manipulation, and Burford is investigating, with the assistance of market experts and experienced outside litigation counsel, the market activities here and will take appropriate legal action should we discover actionable misconduct. We are strongly suspicious that yesterday's significant fall in the share price was based on such actionable misconduct.

Short sellers of this ilk are not long-term investors. Rather, their goal is to panic investors into selling their holdings and thereby to drive down the share price. If investors oblige them, then the attack succeeds, long-term investors are harmed and the short sellers pocket a quick payday.

Companies are largely powerless to intervene in this dynamic other than by continuing to perform, just as Burford has been; the way to thwart the attacks is for investors to recognize manipulation for what it is and not behave as the short sellers hope.