Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[jointer13] 07/11/2019 09:04

with rtg on this...china going for it big style (and we know what big style is in china)

I posted this a few days before chris went to china.

jointer13 - 27 Oct 2019 - 06:18:51 - 81658 of 82634
VRS The world lead in real Graphene (Nanene) - VRS
its all happening in Beijing....and lets not forget...Beijing Versarien Technology Company Limited.

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2019-10-26 07:16

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[forestfred] 07/11/2019 09:00

Roger
Same old mind games are we investors or traders or sorters ect .

Just a normal day in the life of the aim share market .

Sp goes up and down people play on that we know that .

Most Investors are not preoccupied with daily movements.

Traders and shorters and trolls are very much so.

The company started off around 10-11p it’s now a Over a £1 it has more potential now than its ever had mind blowing potential at that .

That’s what we are buying into massive potential de-risked in different global sectors .
If your in you could win if your out you will get nowt.

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[pshevlin] 07/11/2019 08:57

"the firework is lit"

I think the fuse must stretch all the way to China considering how long it's taking to explode.

[club sandwich] 07/11/2019 08:55

"Even without China the upside is ridiculous. Its easy to forget the global majors we are working with as there is so much going on. Any one of these comes to fruition with a sustainable large order and the share price is immediately underpinned and some."Zero revenues from any of them to date. Zero. As in none. "I have little douwhatsoever that these will materialise." Yeah? When?

[alchemy] 07/11/2019 08:53

The key word - still.Of the last 4000 years they're have only been 400 where China has not had the largest overall economy in the world.I was involved in currency weighting for a currency unit. China wasn't in the top 10 in 1997 when we started. (Korea overtook Russia last weighting review).

[1teepee] 07/11/2019 08:47

Just so you know. USA still has a bigger economy than China

[rainbow23] 07/11/2019 08:47

Any bigt? Nope. Any orders? Nope. Any revenues? Nope. Any hope? Nope.

[rogerthegrouch] 07/11/2019 08:43

Sometimes we just need to take a step back. Too many are focused on daily penny movements in share price and/or whether an RNS is coming in the next hour, day, week or month.

This China business is astonishing. Little old Cheltenham-based, aim-listed Versarien is sharing a stage with President XI Jinping’s most trusted delegates to fulfill his Made in China 2025 strategy, an initiative to comprehensively upgrade Chinese industry.

It’s truly staggering, however we are either too wrapped up in monitoring daily share price moves or blinded by the sheer volume of the mind boggling potential Versarien is pursuing. Even without China the upside is ridiculous. Its easy to forget the global majors we are working with as there is so much going on. Any one of these comes to fruition with a sustainable large order and the share price is immediately underpinned, and some. Having spoken to Neill many times, attended all the events, researched and followed the story intently, I have little doubt whatsoever that these will materialise.

Back to China though, if little old Versarien is deeply entrenched in China plans and spearheading the China-UK alliance to commercialised Graphene at industrial scale (China style) then the company is unbelievably undervalued. To have a significant foothold in China, the worlds largest and highly relevant economy is nuts.

Ah yes, you might ask ‘…but it hasn’t happened yet, it might not -there is still risk RTG’. Quite right, but from where I’m standing this looks like a forgone conclusion and the complexities of the deal are clearly being worked through, a consequence of its sheer magnitude. Chris was on stage front and centre with Chinese VIPs, even upstaging a Nobel Prize winner. Many other elements to organise including IIs and PI participation, UK Government sign offs. Its coming guys the firework is lit.

[clint fleecewood] 07/11/2019 08:38

That's generally the way it works P Shev. Wonder how long they are going to string this out for and why.

[pshevlin] 07/11/2019 08:32

Still nothing "concrete" here so I suppose we will have to watch the share price drift down again.

[66sequoia] 07/11/2019 06:42

hTTps://www.idtechex.com/usa2019/show/en/full-agenda ....... UOM are here and a huge amount of others

[66sequoia] 07/11/2019 06:23

We use PP fibres in our sand & cement site mixed floor screeds they replaced the old method of using chicken wire. You can also get the fibres added to readymix screed, its pretty standard practice now.

[grabster] 06/11/2019 20:45

Luckyorange (82621) - thank you for that helpful info on Haohang Unicom.

[chelsea101] 06/11/2019 20:28

Anybody seen Neill’s response to this question on Twitter?
“ Hey Neill RTG's post on that thread looks like a stonking success story to me! Have a read on your way back home!”

Neill “ have done, no comment xx”

[serratia] 06/11/2019 20:17

Laginaneil,

Perhaps not if you're over 90. Less CO2 and also water. Concrete uses a lot of water which is an issue in the middle east.

[laginaneil] 06/11/2019 20:09

Evening Serratia,

Very interesting this concrete stuff -stronger = less needed = less CO2

Just wonder if I will see it used in my life time...

[grabster] 06/11/2019 20:04

Serratia - thanks for the link which adds nicely to my earlier post (82605) and is an area that interests me. I've always loved concrete (despite the many ugly examples of it!) and went to see Hugh Casson's Elephant & Rhino House at London Zoo in the 1960s, which triggered a lifelong interest in its artistic possibilities in construction. I've been waiting half a century for fibre reinforced concrete to advance beyond the limited uses it's been put to so far, and am hopeful that new types of graphene enhanced fibre will generate huge opportunities for adventurous construction.

[mikebrenner] 06/11/2019 19:56

Top research Serratia ... we know from the polygrene mixing that they can mix PP and that they are working on the yarn and non woven fabric tech for textiles so this is v v interesting!

[owenga] 06/11/2019 18:43

And can't understand why this hasn't been RNS'd yet. Must be waiting for some other sign off first, but what?

[owenga] 06/11/2019 18:41

RTG - And they are going to need a lot of Versarien graphene, pretty damn quickly!

[luckykids] 06/11/2019 18:19

I wonder how Chris' debrief for the board is going"They just said it was a group photo with me signing the visitors book to mark my visit!I didn't know it was going to make the national news"

[luckyorange] 06/11/2019 18:15

If you put it in google tranlate and change to mandarin then search you will find it grabster, big company in China in the telecoms industry and one of three that are offering 5G as it is being rolled out.