Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[adejuk] 06/9/2019 15:28

it helps in the scrum and breakdown

[1teepee] 06/9/2019 15:18

Not funny to explain it though

[woodpeckers] 06/9/2019 15:14

Neill Ricketts
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Exceptional service from my friends in Gloucester , now all prepared for a busy week ahead #cleanshaven #firstgameofseason

[woodpeckers] 06/9/2019 15:10

Daniel Smith, Technical Director at AECOM, says "It's fantastic to see Dr Rolands Kromanis receive the ICE award for his work into application of low-cost cameras for measurement collection. This was part of a wider collaboration between NTU and AECOM exploring the use of 3D printing techniques and graphene enhanced materials for applications as infrastructure assets. "




Daniel Smith
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Well done Rolands Kromanis for the Institution for Civil Engineers (ICE) award for your work into application of low-cost cameras for measurement collection.

Thanks Jonny Crawley for the great collaboration between NTU and AECOM exploring the use of, low cost cameras for measurement collection, on 3D printing techniques and graphene enhanced materials for applications as infrastructure assets. #aecom #innovation #CNCTarch

[owenga] 06/9/2019 15:10

Ashehzi, that was probably a transfer into an ISA!

[ellissj] 06/9/2019 14:49

Indeed, the aecom arch is an outstanding and revolutionary piece of design, featuring vrs graphene - the 4th industrial revolution made real ! In this article from 2017, HP suggests the addressable 3D printing market is worth US$8 trillion as an example of the potential opportunity firms are aiming for. Dyor. Glalth. Best ellis

'HP LAUNCHES MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT KIT TO ACCELERATE THE NEXT INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AS THE APPLE OF 3D PRINTING'

MICHAEL PETCH MARCH 20TH 2017 -

'An $8 trillion market opportunity'

"..HP are certainly setting themselves a high target as Weber says, “We believe HP can address three quarters of the $12 trillion global manufacturing sector, this gives a $8.08 trillion addressable market.”

It will be exciting to watch as these companies test the limits of the HP Open Platform. The ability to create new materials more quickly, and to easily iterate and improve those materials, will lower costs and accelerate the digital reinvention of manufacturing..."

[cielos] 06/9/2019 14:26

Where next for Versarien's share price?
Alistair Strang from Trends and Targets | 3rd September 2019
Versarien PLC (LSE:VRS)

Sometimes, the glaringly obvious takes a while. In a return to "chart basics", Versarien (LSE:VRS) price movements remind us when trend lines might actually prove important. As the chart below highlights, at first glance it appears we've lost our minds.

Against most shares, a trend line is defined fairly easily. A downtrend maps the highs of each session. An uptrend maps the Lows of each session. And generally, these are the only two trend lines which matter, when trying to make sense of price movements.

On the other hand, there's Versarien.

When we review price movements since 2017, this share appears to be mapped by closing price with neither the high of the day or the low of the day getting a look in.

Hopefully the lower chart which simply shows closing prices serves to illustrate why this should prove interesting for the future. The implication is fairly straightforward.

If Versarien closes above blue or below red, it shall give a pretty solid clue the trend has actually changed with plans being made accordingly.

At present, closure below 100p would prove a poor show, taking the share into a region where reversal to an initial 94p makes sense. If broken, secondary is at 80p, along with the hope of a real bounce.

But the problem for the longer-term will come, if it ever closes below 80p. Such a calamity will open the door for reversal toward 54p initially with secondary an "ultimate" bottom of 21p. At present, nothing suggests this is possible.

The other side of the coin comes with closure above 125p as this should propel the price to an initial 133p. Secondary, if bettered, calculates at 153p.

For now, it's messing around and simply avoiding showing direction.

[woodpeckers] 06/9/2019 14:22

More James Baker:

"However, for me this may not be the best approach to deliver innovation when it comes to advanced materials which I believe will deliver the most disruptive underpinning technologies of our time. The fast pace of development in this exciting field means it’s perhaps too difficult to forecast an ultimate winner –
instead, like those US pioneers, let’s start the race and see where it takes us."

[grabster] 06/9/2019 13:36

The revolution evolves.
Can it do that? The evolution of a revolution?

[66sequoia] 06/9/2019 13:17

Https://twitter.com/JamesHBaker1/status/1169590361716641792?s=09

[alchemy] 06/9/2019 12:45

The answer of course is one of - VRS is the first truly good thing since bread was a) developed or b) sliced.Mesopotamian farming or sharp edges , electricity and finger guards? The ex cathedral answer from Scrutes wins .

[alchemy] 06/9/2019 12:41

Gosh . I was merely trying to label the first three stages. I could have a stab at a Bryson textbook .I feel I've been Rees-Mogged! Or Geoffrey Howed.Yours oh so curbed.

[laginaneil] 06/9/2019 12:03

For info trade 11 at 09:15 shown as buy 300 at 108.75 was actually a sell.

[scrutable] 06/9/2019 11:58

Alchemy

your four revolutionary stages are elegant but slick and a bit tongue-in- cheek.

In changing the human experience where do you place:

Electricity: Faraday and Edison ?
Communications: Alexander Bell? Marconi and Morse?
Automobiles/transport: Henry Ford?
Anaesthetics: Hmphrey Davy e.a
Flight: Wright Brothers
Radio activity: Pierre and Marie Curie
Plastics: Leo Baekeland
The Internet: Berners- Lee

and revolutionising in a different way : of Perceptions via Gallileo, Da Vinci, and Darwin,

surely the above arguably ranking neither much greater nor lesser in changing the world:
Graphene (2D materials): Geim and Novoselov?

I appreciate your enthusiasm, but it should be tempered a little to match reality.

[pshevlin] 06/9/2019 11:52

"Upset Greg Clarke is out of government" Agree with the rest Alchemy but not that.

[alchemy] 06/9/2019 10:59

Well it was Cameron who took the Chinese President to the Pub. He, the Pres, must be observing the Brexit happenings. But as we know they take the long view. So observing with the wry smile of a modern potentate. So are the Brits playing strangely? I doubt it. Though we are going through a mad stage! Upset Greg Clarke is out of government, but I'm,also delighted ,to the Max , that this Government is out of government.NR seemed to suggest "French Road signs" I.e we're on route until the signs change and he doesn't think they will.It's max stress time for sure.But ...the release! Oh my word !

[smokeyjohnson] 06/9/2019 10:55

The 678 @ 108.3 was a buy not a sell

[cheek212] 06/9/2019 10:41

BERB can have a few of my shares for £5 each! Only a few mind, I'm waiting for the big time until I sell the rest! Lol

[ashehzi] 06/9/2019 10:25

someone made £52.5. Cant be anyone but agame. I pointed to few guys though. How?

sell 15K @ 108.75p
buy 15K @ 108.40p

as buy price has been lower than sell price for more than 1.5 hours. BERB wanted shares.

[deeplane] 06/9/2019 09:59

This technology is so disruptive if it's fed out into the world too quickly I doubt the business world and society at large could cope. Absolutely mind blowing where and what it could transform.

[jointer13] 06/9/2019 09:47

global expansion.

In China we now have many MOUs (multiple with Fortune 500 companies) which are project related across a multitude of sectors, with work either currently ongoing or with preliminary discussions and testing taking place. In South Korea we have two collaboration agreements now in place and discussions with around 20 companies which are ongoing and we are engaging with JETRO, a core government organisation for attracting inward investment in Japan. In India we are looking at opportunities for a joint venture arrangement with a suitable partner.

[mavfav] 06/9/2019 09:44

Club that statement was true he could leave the room make the call but would that have been the best path No deal is better than a bad deal if it ties you down and prevents expansion. You don't see the bigger picture I know nooothing

[forestfred] 06/9/2019 09:39

Jointer
I think that’s because investors believe in the big picture and that things will continue to progress and evolve further in a very positive way and are not just focussed on the days and weeks ahead .
Ff

[woodpeckers] 06/9/2019 09:39

Talking about The Fourth Industrial Revolution which, as you say Jointer, we are at the cutting edge of, Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum says:

“Contrary to the previous industrial revolutions, this one is evolving at an exponential rather than linear pace. This is the result of the multifaceted, deeply interconnected world we live in and the fact that new technology begets newer and ever more capable technology."

It sounds as though he is of the same opinion as Tony Seba.