Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[schmally] 15/10/2019 19:36

Phil, you seemed happy making up a totally spurious figure earlier with your assumed 0.00002% of global market bumph, so feel free to make the manufacturing and sales costs up as well if you want

[tim3416] 15/10/2019 19:27

Markster,
Philbys sweating a bit after a blue finish lol

[markster66] 15/10/2019 19:18

Super G, any chance you could ban Philbyk21, the tedious deramper who clearly has no interest in Versarien and yet continues to spout his inaccurate drivel on this forum day by day?

[tim3416] 15/10/2019 19:16

Best sell up then philbyk. Plenty more opportunities out there for you. Genuine investors know why they are invested here and don’t need to keep hearing from you why they shouldn’t invest here. Bye :-)

[schmally] 15/10/2019 18:00

Nah, you’re just not very good at it

[66sequoia] 15/10/2019 17:22

..... hTTps://www.thegraphenecouncil.org/page/VerifiedProducer

[bobsworth] 15/10/2019 17:21

Bigger and taller 5G masts needed too! Planning permission looks to being eased too! Market for this would be big too and really needs to happen soon! hTTps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-49480560

[spike_1] 15/10/2019 17:08

Shavian: re your:

Just imagine the market for easily-assembled 5G masts, especially in difficult terrain and in under-developed countries.

Whilst there is likely to be a market for masts as you suggest above, this particular one is 'only' designed for transportation systems, and is effectively part of the 'arch' programme but for the non-tunnel sections (Hence being under the same patent). I say only, it is - none the less - a HUGE market.

Below from the patent:

FIG. 15 is a schematic perspective view of the hinged mast assembly 100 of FIG. 14. As with the arch assembly 1 described above, the hinged mast assembly 100 can be configured to support a device (e.g., an antenna assembly 7) in a transportation system. The antenna assembly 7 or other devices can electrically communicate with a train as it passes near the mast assembly 100. Unlike the arch assembly 1, in which the antenna assembly 7 may be disposed over the tracks, the hinged mast assembly 100 can be positioned adjacent the tracks and configured to communicate with the train as the train passes by the hinged mast assembly 100.

Best wishes - Spike

[par4artthou] 15/10/2019 16:54

schmally
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Par: I don't think a sale of your zero shares will make much impact.

Eel Tame
15 Oct '19 - 13:28 - 80881 of 80899
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Yes Par, I saw the sale of 286 shares, which I assume must your holding, though I didn’t realise you held so many.

That’ll teach Ricketts!!

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[harrysol] 15/10/2019 16:51

Great post Shavian. 5G masts and Aecom arches. I can see why you were all asked to sign NDA's - the possibilities are endless. I get the feeling that we are very close to the first big order.

[johnveals] 15/10/2019 16:39

Some great AECOM posts today guys.

[johnveals] 15/10/2019 16:38

I thought it was 90:90:90

90% of traders lose 90% of their capital in the first 90 days.

[grabster] 15/10/2019 16:23

A few weeks ago Aecom lured Susan Evans from French rail firm Alstom (where she was a divisional Managing Director), to head up its UK rail bridges and structures.





Aecom sure does seem to be beefing up its commitment to UK rail structures.

[shavian] 15/10/2019 16:08

“AECOM - the world’s premier infrastructure firm”

Twinned with / Jumele avec.....

“Versarien - STILL the world’s only verified producer of high-quality Graphene at commercial scale”

Now it can be told: the AECOM arch project patent application also covers another potential blockbuster application - lightweight telecoms masts! This was covered by the NDA we signed at Bristol, and we have been itching to talk about it, but now it is out in the open. Just imagine the market for easily-assembled 5G masts, especially in difficult terrain and in under-developed countries.

[rogerthegrouch] 15/10/2019 15:39

Most quote 90%. IG are forced to show on their website 75% which you'd expect to be the lowest number they can get away with. Whether its 75%, 88%, 90% it ain't good odds but if youve cracked it by avoiding hype stocks fair play to you. Long term investment in quality companies is pretty much full proof however.

[luckyorange] 15/10/2019 15:39

Just for one moment I believed you there Zoro lol, are you in here for a trade?

[zoro9791] 15/10/2019 15:18

Can you show me that study where the 88% being mentioned please.I myself not any kind of guru but I do pretty well with trading I keep away from the hyped shares that is the key.

[whiteslice] 15/10/2019 14:58

Bit on BBC Midlands lunchtime news today about 3D printing of aircraft parts. No mention of graphene or VRS but a window into the shape of things to come maybe. Approx 4min 40 secs in - hope the link works..

[schmally] 15/10/2019 14:55

Phil..ock On the one hand you say "you don't know any data that would allow you to make an informed opinion" and then you suggest that VRS only account for 0.00002% of the market. I would like to know how you have calculated this very specific figure and what data you are using??

It's been accepted by all experts in the field that the majority of historical graphene sales (based on tests conducted on over 60 providers to the market) have included low quality graphene/graphite of undeterminable quality, nearly all of which would not meet current verification standards. Therefore the total graphene market will be massively lower than the estimated 6,000 tonnes of questionable material sold pa up to this point.

One thing that is totally accurate and can be backed up by known facts, is that VRS currently accounts for 100% of global verified graphene sales. I'd be happy for to supply some fact based data to challenge that statement if you believe it's not accurate.

[rogerthegrouch] 15/10/2019 14:51

I think that one in particular also bought BIDS in the mid 30s. Lesson for everyone...

'The single greatest edge an investor can have is a long-term orientation' Seth Klarman

88% lose because they chase the next big thing driven by greed. Once you have found the holy grail of stocks like VRS - hold and have faith.