Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[forestfred] 17/10/2019 06:33

That’s seems to be the vibe expressed by many sh .

Nice to wake up each date with that frame of mind and optimistic outlook :-)
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[jointer13] 17/10/2019 06:15

same here ff.

you just get that feeling that its all about to start to come to fruition.

[forestfred] 17/10/2019 06:09

Jointer 13
That will do for me and I see nothing negative in that statement .

Cup half full here not empty as per my thread!

Indeed projects to be coming in months or longer I’m happy .

1teepee did not appear quite the same but now you have advised it’s weeks old since that statement it may fill his cup up a little :-)
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[jointer13] 17/10/2019 05:34

forest fred.

"We plan to reveal details of new major collaboration projects from all over the world in coming months."

that quote is only weeks old. as far as I can see...be happy to be shown different.

[fireball xl5] 17/10/2019 01:33

So the time frame is a little more compressed. Can't see Neill dying in a ditch lol

[billwave] 17/10/2019 00:09

And to be fair the quotes have been coming and adding up for 2 years that I know of, similar words managed 180p + on the last wave up, lets hope.

[zooskeeper] 16/10/2019 23:09

Too be fair the quotes are adding up! Come on Neill let’s be putting beyond doubt...

[forestfred] 16/10/2019 22:37

1teepee
Yes you are Right .
And your point is !! Do you mean you think it’s not going to happen As coming months have now finished .

Depends how you process it , is your cup half full or empty ?

Coming months has not yet elapsed as it so there is still a chance then ?

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[1teepee] 16/10/2019 22:11

You do know that quote is months old, right?

[fireball xl5] 16/10/2019 21:34

We plan to reveal details of new major collaboration projects from all over the world in coming months.

[dreamtwister] 16/10/2019 20:15

cheer up tim3416.

[laginaneil] 16/10/2019 19:51

A nice description of what it takes to pass 'muster' on Graphene, 26/6/2019:



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Verifying producers and supporting developers

One of the challenges facing a dynamic, fast-maturing technology is to build trust in the supply chain. To that end, the Graphene Council is working to mature the global supply chain through its Verified Graphene Producer program. Versarien plc (Cheltenham, U.K.) is the first graphene supplier to successfully complete this independent, third-party verification system that involves a physical inspection of the production facilities and review of the entire production process and safety procedures. “We also take random samples of their products and submit them for blind testing to be rigorously characterized at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL, Teddington, U.K.), a world-class institution that follows ISO/TR 19733:2019 for Nanotechnologies,” says the Graphene Council’s Barkan. NADCAP is an analogous audit program long used by the aerospace industry for the same purpose. “Without this type of program, customers have no clue what they are getting when they buy and receive graphene products,” says Barkan. “Our Verified Graphene Producer program is an important step to provide a level of confidence in the both products and producers worldwide.”

[tim3416] 16/10/2019 19:50

Ha ha, no problem here mate.

[billwave] 16/10/2019 19:31

I've just come across the recent Lucian Miers article posted on the Superg1 failed ramper thread. Anyone have a take on that? Just defamatory rubbish? I won't copy and paste it on here to hopefully avoid a meaningless blinkered response from Timothy.

[laginaneil] 16/10/2019 19:16

Evening folks,
Versarien gets a mention in British plastic magazine page 3 and page 60.

[luckyorange] 16/10/2019 18:43

I will have a look Philby but initially it is a totally different area with the CVD and as you say with heavy sponsorship that is ok but only whilst that lasts .

[luckyorange] 16/10/2019 18:43

I will have a look Philby but initially it is a totally different area with the CVD and as you say with heavy sponsorship that is ok but only whilst that lasts .

[squire007] 16/10/2019 18:28

Blue again, :-)

[billwave] 16/10/2019 17:06

Yes Tbob, thanks for putting me straight. My post was in response to another poster suggesting there were no shares, my own experience at the time was very different so shared it. Surely it's beneficial to all to build an accurate picture? My deramping strategy? What's your problem Timothy? You just feeling a little overprotective? And given the slow steady decline in the share price from highs over the course of the afternoon who's experience do you believe was more accurate? No-one wants these to go up any more than I ;-)

[anley] 16/10/2019 16:37

66SEQUOIA..............I don't post just read this BB from time to time but I do thank you for your interesting link to the EU Commission Graphene Flagship site.

Prof Andrea Ferrari from the Cambs Uni Graphene Centre will be going there and no doubt he will report back to Dr Steve Hodge of VRS.

Its another EU show case where no real business gets done but VRS will, as I say be in the know via Prof Ferrari as his job is to find money for his experiments etc.

Thanks and I hope this helps as VRS gets closer and closer to the break through in sales.

[forestfred] 16/10/2019 16:16

RogertheG
Bloody brilliant when can we see your next bit of artwork creation.
Really glad you are in the Vrs family great contributions .
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