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[forestfred] 28/10/2019 08:59

Roger

I have been telling him that for years now though .

Dyor though .
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[club sandwich] 28/10/2019 08:58

"its coming all things in place now...ready for the next chapter"

change the record dude, that one's been playing for well over a year now, and still nothing.

[rogerbridge] 28/10/2019 08:55

Rainbow, I do feel sorry for you, so I am going to help you out.
To make money buy some VRS. Do your own research first.

[jointer13] 28/10/2019 08:52

its coming all things in place now...ready for the next chapter.

looking forward.

[forestfred] 28/10/2019 08:50

Ahh .. another one from the dark side .
:-)
He has called It right so many times now I top up automatically when I see a rainbow


lol

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[clint fleecewood] 28/10/2019 08:49

I'm looking forward to the day Rainbow stops making money and I start. Come on Neill, reel it in chap.

[woodpeckers] 28/10/2019 08:49

Interesting...

Graphene oxide proposed as significant component of interstellar dust
Peter J Sarre, Professor of Chemistry and Molecular Astrophysics at the University of Nottingham in the UK, has released a fascinating work that infers, based on previously unassigned optical and infrared astronomical observations and comparison with laboratory data on graphene oxide (GO), that GO is a significant component of interstellar dust.

Dust particles play a major role in the formation, evolution and chemistry of interstellar clouds, stars, and planetary systems. Commonly identified forms include amorphous and crystalline carbon-rich particles and silicates. Also present in many astrophysical environments are polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), detected through their infrared emission, and which are essentially small flakes of graphene.

Astronomical observations over the past four decades have revealed a widespread unassigned ‘extended red emission’ (ERE) feature which is attributed to luminescence of dust grains. Numerous potential carriers for ERE have been proposed but none has gained general acceptance. In this work it is shown that there is a strong similarity between laboratory optical emission spectra of graphene oxide (GO) and ERE, leading to this proposal that emission from GO nanoparticles is the origin of ERE and that these are a significant component of interstellar dust.

The proposal is supported by infrared emission features detected by the Infrared Space Observatory (ISO) and the Spitzer Space Telescope.

[club sandwich] 28/10/2019 08:47

"Any more tips or hints on any other dynamic shares like Vrs or is this your favourite one"

say what you like about Rainbow but he's called this right. the share price was far *far* higher when he appeared - Ricketts' chronic and disgraceful non-delivery has brought us to where we are now, 90p and sinking fast.

[billwave] 28/10/2019 08:42

No "big" RNS this morning then. Was that a surprise? Since VRS's admission to AIM, 374 RNS's released, 51 of which on a REACH only basis and hence purely promotional. Odds of receiving an RNS before the turn of the year were actually quite good until NR cottoned on to the fact that releasing nothing but jam tomorrow RNS's were now diminishing his share price and announced a change of tactic to concentrate on the big 5. Currently the chance of receiving an RNS is relatively slim, the chances of receiving a big RNS, "big" implying an announcement containing something that would generate revenue of notable value, even slimmer given that there has never been one to date. The odds of receiving a "big" RNS can only increase daily if it is guaranteed that there are such aces in the pack and that there are a finite number of days in which they can be turned. Sadly neither is the case for VRS.

[forestfred] 28/10/2019 08:38

Rainbow
When did you first joint us on this board .
It certainly has been a long time now ?

Any more tips or hints on any other dynamic shares like Vrs or is this your favourite one .
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[mikebrenner] 28/10/2019 08:29

The only things shavian that haydale are doing that are making real cash are not to do with graphene ... most announcements are still in collaboration and prototype phase and where they do have small orders it's unlikely to be profitable due to the type of graphene they are using - haydale biz model reliant on graphene at certain price points so need loss leaders to drive market adoption and then get scale to enable profitability. This won't happen IMO hence some ugly news on its way.

[runthejoules] 28/10/2019 08:28

Yes he has been around for years now. When exactly is rainbow's trolliversary? We should have a top up party

[forestfred] 28/10/2019 08:24

Ah .. rainbow our Little house troll has popped out from under his Little Rock zzzz..

Time for a little top up for me .

And thanks for making me smile as always .
A real loyal troll who has been with us for years now .

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[rainbow23] 28/10/2019 08:15

I don't understand why so many are in awe of Ricketts when his predictions have produced naff all so far. He's no different to your typical aim jam tomorrow CEO.

[rainbow23] 28/10/2019 08:08

Eighties it is then !!

[rainbow23] 28/10/2019 08:05

Well fancy that,no bigt today. I'm expecting vrs to announce that bigt has got so big that it can't be done. Wasn't 2019 supposed to be transformational for vrs. It definitely has been for the share price.

[festario] 28/10/2019 08:05

Down the tubes it goes.

[superg1] 28/10/2019 07:54

Mike

Exactly my thoughts, oh fk this is going under, time to go.

Haydale have been hiding the problems from the market for some time, as pointed out, warning PIs giving them the option to exit.

[luckyorange] 28/10/2019 07:39

It is a shame mike, someone will be getting the reactors on the cheap!

[mikebrenner] 28/10/2019 07:23

I imagine that Laura the haydale CFO is jumping before she wipes out shareholders with a new fund raise / fails to raise funds / liquidates the company! httpS://investegate.co.uk/haydale-graphene-ind--hayd-/rns/directorate-change/201910280700102435R/

[forestfred] 27/10/2019 21:33

#Graphene superlatives!

Thinnest

Strongest

Thermal conductor

Electrical conductor

Impermeable

:-)
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[forestfred] 27/10/2019 21:13

. . . ....... ....

Tetra Pak to research uses for graphene in the packaging industry - Packaging Gateway
tetrapak graphene from www.packaging-gateway.com
16 Oct 2019 · Multinational food packaging company Tetra Pak will be exploring the possible future applications of graphene in food and beverage ...

All good news for any company with quality verified graphene

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