Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[scrutable] 23/12/2019 18:43

Thanks willoic. One's short term memory really falters. I have now found the piece again. The Observer presented it as one of the ten most important changes in "the Decade that left us reeling" and that covered Sport, Transport, Food, Books etc. The graphene bit represented the biggest shock in Science.

That puts an even more significant weight on the isolated, global importance of Versarien, and reflects the gigantic expectations of VRS shareholders and how they are correct, though their understanding has been, and remains on a different plane to that in the rest of the population.

Bottom line : Versarien is everything superg and others have been saying here for two years

[rogerbridge] 23/12/2019 18:27

There are no pet sheep here and I wholeheartedly agree with your comments richie32. Those are some of the many reasons t hat I am so heavily invested here.
SG, I am sure that your purchases will be extremely profitable.

[1teepee] 23/12/2019 17:08

Can you tell your pet sheep to play nice?

[superg1] 23/12/2019 16:59

BTW Admission docs are generally BS and with these type of disclaimers they can say what they like

Neither SPARK nor Peterhouse has authorised the contents of any part of this document for any purpose and no liability whatsoever is accepted by SPARK or Peterhouse for the accuracy of any information or opinions contained in this document.

[1retirement] 23/12/2019 16:17

Lol check on Tesla moves today? You phoned your broker yet?

[willoicc] 23/12/2019 16:04

Graphene

The Observer22 Dec 2019Robin McKie
At the beginning of the decade, the 2010 Nobel physics prize was awarded to Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov ‘for groundbreaking experiments regarding the two-dimensional material graphene’. Suddenly, everyone was talking about a material made of a single lattice layer of carbon atoms that had remarkable abilities to transmit heat and electricity while also being extremely strong. Suggested applications include improved camera sensors, DNA sequencing, gas sensing, material strengthening, and water desalination. To date, none of these ideas has been turned into devices but it took two centuries of work with silicon before engineers got the full potential out of that material.

[alchemy] 23/12/2019 15:54

Ok guys I wish you all a tremendous time.Revelation , answers and benefits to happen , arrive and accrue very soon .

[alchemy] 23/12/2019 15:48

hTTps,://,www.pressreader.com/uk/the-observer/20191222/281891595179126This allows for comment .

[joeblogg2] 23/12/2019 15:42

Best wishes to you as well Scrutable and all!!!

[scrutable] 23/12/2019 15:33

A three page central feature section of the Observer yesterday detailed the ten most significant global economic and scientific advances of the decade now closing.

One of the sections was a quarter column on the expectations for graphene, though it was pointed out that none of the great companies or research institutes experimenting with and testing it, had yet a proven application for it. This was not to be expected the writer continued because it had taken a further ten years for applications to be found in the case of silicon.

Does anyone have a subscription to the on-line version who could cut and paste the piece? It would take it too long for me to do with ten bananas.

A happy Christmas to you all, and especially those entertaining with families. They are to be envied and applauded.

[alchemy] 23/12/2019 15:31

Fewer people will ask next year then!Of all the years to get wrong 2020 gets the prize.

[1teepee] 23/12/2019 14:59

Buyakasha!!!

[alchemy] 23/12/2019 14:51

Contract negotiations are often about terms and conditions and lawyers have to be seen to do their bit. Big companies and nations will have their sticky terms and conditions but , yes, the discussions and warm up exchange of world views will have helped.

[deeplane] 23/12/2019 14:28

My sentiments exactly.

[club sandwich] 23/12/2019 13:39

Presumably if what we have been told is true - *if* it is - and conversations about pricing etc are done up front before a collaboration is entered into, then presumably the commercials to put a deal together post-testing shouldn't take too long?

[bgt1] 23/12/2019 13:25

I have contacted Halfords 3 times ref AGMs "graphene". Halfords say they are investigating, I'll have to chase them up.

[1teepee] 23/12/2019 13:06

Come on , how many times can you lot accidentally press the downvoting button;)

[superg1] 23/12/2019 11:48

Richie good post. I can see NR now saying Hallelujah someone that gets VRS and the way we work.

EG they won't just want their product in things they will see to have their brand on it. They won't necessary get it but it will never be case of, that'll do.

It's all about long term thinking for the best outcome long term, not a quick hit and run balls up.

[1teepee] 23/12/2019 11:47

What price did you manage to buy at today , super g string ?

[1teepee] 23/12/2019 11:19

No worries, I am yoda the teepeemaster. Pm for signed 3D printed nanane model of myself;)

[watzdorfer] 23/12/2019 11:05

Big thanks to superg1 and the rest off the knowledgeable posters for sharing their research here .
Looks like we've just entered the stadium closing in on the finishing line on the first off many marathons.
Looking forward to deals landing in the new year.

[richie32] 23/12/2019 10:53

In my experience it is normal for new technologies (or new materials in this case) to go through several stages before the orders come in.

It is also normal for AIM companies to pimp their IP to an early cheap bid and get sucked into exclusivity and obscurity.

VRS are refusing to do this and instead are protecting the IP, selling samples and refusing exclusivity.

Quite right too for the Graphene Council's first and only Verified Graphene Producer.

I think NR’s strategy of building collaborations and links across a wide spectrum of industries spread over many parts of the globe is a good one. Solid foundations.

I also like the fact that Neill has such a large stake. Always a good signal.

I, for one, will give this as much time as is needed. The worst thing that owners of the company can do – that’s us folks – is pressurize the company into tarting itself for a cheap quick deal. All this does is give succour to the negotiators on the other side of the table making good deals less likely.

I see a bright future ahead for VRS holders! Merry Christmas

[alchemy] 23/12/2019 10:33

Yes he said exactly that.