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[kemorkid] 25/10/2019 09:29

Think post 81379 from roger says it all.
Excellent
Thank you

[squire007] 25/10/2019 09:21

What with two visits to London this week, Chinese offices and all, think we get the red carpet out soon for ;-)

[loglorry1] 25/10/2019 09:18

Good point billwave. However I get slagged of and called all names under the sun (not that I care) for being bearish AND RIGHT on VRS. However I simply point out the desparate ramping of one clueless investor (while complimenting them on their artistic skills) and I'm the bad guy! Whatever.

His cartoons are good but he's certainly happy through them to make jibes at other investors like Lucian/Tom so I guess if he can't take it he shouldn't dish it out.

Despite what you might think he comes across as a very naive investor so I hope he doesnt' lose too much money. If he believes even a bit of what he writes (unlikely) then I suspect he has lost a lot of money and will lose a lot more.

[johnveals] 25/10/2019 09:14

A signal doesn’t get from within a fibre optic cable to a smart phone by itself, there still needs to be RF devices at regular intervals and they need to be mounted somehow.

[johnveals] 25/10/2019 09:09

Given that, according to you, you sold your entire holding the other day why do you care, or is it that you have a vested interest in driving down the share price by spreading fear, uncertainty and doubt?

[alchemy] 25/10/2019 08:49

Involving fibre optic cable so unlikely to involve us?But our time will come

[schmally] 25/10/2019 08:42

Club, so if there are loads of other Chinese companies capable of producing tonnes of graphene, why would the Chinese be so hell bent on stealing VRS IP if they already have all the production capability IP in China already. If they do desperately want our IP, this can only suggest no Chinese companies can match what VRS can do surely????

[billwave] 25/10/2019 08:36

As suggested, to highlight the progress or lack of it to date on all of the collaborations pinned in the header, one will be selected daily for the purpose of debate and status clarification based on research and sources available. It may just prove beneficial and positive if there can be any status contributions to the contrary.
1. 20/4/16 -Nanene enhanced battery collaboration with Warwick Manufacturing Group. 30 months since entering into this collaboration. Announcement made on 2nd July 2018 stating significant advances have been made, nothing since, no deals signed, no sales, no orders, appears no notable revenue being produced of any kind.

[melf] 25/10/2019 08:36

Lucky.....lol !!!

[luckyorange] 25/10/2019 08:26

Have you got his telephone no. ?

[superg1] 25/10/2019 08:19

Blimey even the CIGIU are in on the plan to frustrate the shorts. It's all false, it doesn't exist you know. Lmao




Dr. Wang Xudong, director of the graphene technology research center of AECC Beijing Institute of Aeronautical Materials and dean of Beijing Institute of Graphene Technology, first gave an introduction of Beijing Graphene Industry Innovation Center, and shared his idea of establishing a national graphene manufacturing innovation center by pooling resources of the whole industry.

[billwave] 25/10/2019 08:03

Log - Its one thing contributing factual alternative views for the purpose of maintaining balance and keeping things real. Quite another thing to lower yourself and the tone by taking stabs at someones personal interests and investing prowess. As yet I have no-one on filter because however uncomfortable some views are to read, they can be an important influence on my investment decisions when based on quantifiable facts. It may be worth trying to keep it that way.

[woodpeckers] 25/10/2019 08:02

hew, many thanks, that was the the presentation I was referring to.

[owenga] 25/10/2019 07:46

Let's hope this will involve Aecom. Will need to start soon if this is going to be ready by end of first quarter 2020.Vodafone is first operator set to bring network to the Jubilee lineOctober 24, 2019Underground downloads and streaming available from spring 2020Vodafone is set to be the first UK operator to pilot 4G connectivity in tunnels and at station platforms on the eastern end of the Jubilee line, thanks to a new agreement with Transport for London (TfL). Vodafone customers will be able to make calls, stream video and download files on the Tube from spring 2020. There is also potential for 5G connectivity in the future.The London Underground is one of the biggest remaining 'not spots' for mobile coverage in the capital, one that Vodafone is determined to help remedy.Bringing 4G to passengers on the Jubilee line, from North Greenwich to Westminster, is a significant undertaking. 50-100 engineers will work nights for six months to install and test huge amounts of equipment, such as 16,000km of fibre optic cable.The partnership between Vodafone and TfL came as Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, formally opened Vodafone's new digital hub, The Speechmark. Located in the thriving Bankside area of London, The Speechmark is minutes away from Southwark station – one of the eight Jubilee line stations set to benefit.

[flatcoat1] 25/10/2019 07:44

If you really believe the Chinese are only interested in vrs for stealing the IP then your other statement that you are only still here as you are waiting for a Chinese buy out of billions is laughable

[club sandwich] 25/10/2019 06:55

"ours is the only verified quality product"

yet nobody wants to actually sign on the dotted line and buy any in significant quantities.

why?

[66sequoia] 25/10/2019 06:37

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[club sandwich] 25/10/2019 06:21

Woody"My thoughts are that yes, there are lots of companies capable of producing large quantities of 'graphene'...many of them are Chinese so why are they coming to us"So they can steal our IP during the Discovery/DD process. They haven't actually signed any binding contracts of any kind, have they?

[hew] 24/10/2019 22:27

This one Woody?



“ Primary factor is selecting a trusted and competent supplier that understands your application.”

Terrence Barkan, National Graphene Council, USA

[woodpeckers] 24/10/2019 22:09

myrl, if I may address your post earlier this evening...absolutely not purporting to be any sort of expert, so I would always advise speaking to Neill if you are concerned but...trying to answer your points one by one....

-"In 2019, there is no major issue in scaling up graphene production. In Europe, we have many companies able to produce multiple tonnes of the material per year – if needed, they can even produce hundreds of tonnes. This is also true, of course, for companies outside of Europe as well. Europe also has numerous companies that can produce films in sizes up to hundreds of square metres."

My thoughts are that yes, there are lots of companies capable of producing large quantities of 'graphene'...many of them are Chinese so why are they coming to us...why, after 7 months are we the only USA verified company...speaks volumes.

-"The real issue is matching the graphene that is produced with what you want it to do; that is a challenge, because each application has different needs. [...] the most successful companies are not simply producing graphene in whatever form and shipping it off to a customer; rather, those companies are working with the end user to tailor the graphene to the end product."

This is where listening to the latest Terrance Barkan video is a must Can't put my hand on it...can anybody help?)...he explains that it is about working with a graphene manufacturer who has the academic support to be able to help end users work out what type of graphene is most appropriate and how to put it into the end product.

Neill has always stressed how important our links with academia are and it is only in the last few months that I have really understood that. Previously I had thought that it added kudos and was useful further down the line as we progressed to further 2D materials but I see now that it is important in order to understand individual companies' product needs so that we can help them tailor our products to suit theirs.

Hope this helps,though a quick chat with Neill will be a million times better.

[1teepee] 24/10/2019 21:12

On of our partners

[1teepee] 24/10/2019 21:12

On of our partners

[zooskeeper] 24/10/2019 21:04

Problem is its working.... AIM is a nightmare & it is difficult to believe the integrity of any CEO. I am long and still hoping Neill is different to the majority. Please!

[aintree77] 24/10/2019 20:55

Blatant Bashing of the Company and the CEO for the purpose of shorting and/or trading is dishonest and extremely high-risk considering the potential. As always the best policy is to ignore the misleading half-truths and stick with your own research.