Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[luckyorange] 29/1/2020 12:33

For those that didn't listen to it Spencer Crooks (I know 😁) had been a market maker for years and here he gives an in depth no holds barred explanation of how it all works.

What you thought you knew becomes apparent and you will have light bulb moments.



There is a part 2 which is also full of interesting insights.

[bbmsionlypostafter] 29/1/2020 12:31

LOL! IS that how you'll avoid answering me, concentrating on a typo when you knew full well exactly what I was asking?

It's corrected now, so will you tell me how if a company in the USA wants to buy VRS products how do they get ahold of Brian Berney, VRS's sole representative & employee in the US?

[tim3416] 29/1/2020 12:29

Who are VRN?

[bbmsionlypostafter] 29/1/2020 12:24

Tim,

As a VRS holder & supporter can you answer one question raised in the share price discussion?

If a company in the USA wants to buy VRS products how do they get ahold of Brian Berney, VRS's sole representative & employee in the US?

TIA.

[luckyorange] 29/1/2020 12:21

mm's make mistakes too, they are only right 60% of the time and would guess that they got that one wrong.

[club sandwich] 29/1/2020 12:20

"It always leads to the question no one can answer , namely, when is lift off?"

funny how the bulls always clam up about that. they claim to know VRS inside and out, the company, the staff, the competitors, the opportunities. But they clearly don't have a scooby when it's acually going to pay off - the ONLY question that matters...

[luckyorange] 29/1/2020 12:18

Bang Bang Maxwell’s Supercapacitor | In Depth




Well worth a listen from last February when the Maxwell takeover was only in its infancy.

From 8 minutes in and worth listening to the end as these guys explain what a supercapacitor could/can do in an EV/truck and the cost savings, it isn't techie (alhtough it is) and explained in layman terms.

They did say twelve months so expect an update this Feb. and they were right on that. All EV's will want the tech!

[squire007] 29/1/2020 12:14

So a carrot is like a steak ??? Coz u eat it .. pmsl

[loglorry1] 29/1/2020 12:01

Actually plenty of similarities.

The Ridiculous CEO Roel Piper had a lot in common with Neill. I remember a bully poster I think called @denc who acted almost identially to @superg1.

I believe @Scrutable was also a big promoter here. He can probably tell us why he thinks this time is different!

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What an utterly pathetic attempt to discredit VRS ! I defy anyone (with a sound mind) to find a genuine similarity other than they are both AIM - jeezzz I despair!

[spike_1] 29/1/2020 11:57

Sit in an aeroplane and look around: there is almost nothing (not even the carpet) that cannot be made lighter (and more fire resistant) by the addition of Versarien's graphene, it is simply a matter of time.

[luckyorange] 29/1/2020 11:55

Doing the mm shake there, they stuck a rollover in to make it look worse than it is, indicators fine, nowt to worry about and possibly final flush out before moving it up.

They do have orders in higher up and will want to fill those out of the sells.

Please yourself whether or not you can see that, but that is what I see and I have been around a while lol.

[mavfav] 29/1/2020 11:50

The one thing the detractors tend to ignore is that VRS are not dealing with small companies but the equivalent of oil tankers who already have a significant setup on existing products.Innovative solutions will change process and that's why very large global organisations are working with VRS to maintain their competitive advantage and in some ways increase it.Such organisations will require a trusted supply chain at quality and volume and that's why they target VRS.One day a deal will drop and blow the detractors arguments out the water and humiliate those that claim to be sheriffs in the know I will revel in that and wait patiently for that dayThey do not know what is happening behind the scenes and yet claim they are in the know. The Bogor thing about VRS is that it is a tight ship and when the deals land they will have no knowledge of it till we doI know noooothing

[ashehzi] 29/1/2020 11:49

Spike, all they want is to scare people every now and then and sometimes using words to make you feel as if they are on your side, the self proclaimed sheriffs of AIM.

[spike_1] 29/1/2020 11:44

Re: Pursuit Dynamics and Similar story to VRS in many ways. Cutting edge IP with lots of potential.

What an utterly pathetic attempt to discredit VRS ! I defy anyone (with a sound mind) to find a genuine similarity other than they are both AIM - jeezzz I despair!

Pursuit Dynamics : a propellerless recreational marine drive that injects steam into a ring resembling a propeller duct, suspended below the boat. The steam rapidly cools, collapses, and creates a void in the water. Water rushes through the ring to fill the void, propelling the boat.

[rainbow23] 29/1/2020 11:36

Sixties a coming. On the way to zero.

[davemac3] 29/1/2020 11:27

if it doesn't recover from here 75p could become new resistance (until £ deal announced).

[loglorry1] 29/1/2020 11:27

Roger you are obviously a bit desperate here. You seem like a nice chap and I hope you have not overstretched yourself. Your posts are pretty naive to say the least. All story stocks on AIM have great potential.

Go look back at the history of pursuit dynamics.

Similar story to VRS in many ways. Cutting edge IP with lots of potential. Collaboration deals with leading companies (arguably bigger than VRS). Mind blowing potential. Investors getting very excited by huge potential revenue streams. Huge promotion by management. Total inability to actually get any sales over the line. Eventually traded down to zero.

The key to these story stocks is delivery on sales. Nobody says it has to be instant but the total lack of material sales after years of collaborations with plenty of potential buyers means that the story does not stack up.

Add in all the other compelling red flags like lack of director buying and large sales by the CEO and the way he has promoted the stock on social media and other non-regulated channels and it's pretty obvious with anyone with a bit of experience what is going on.

I'd hate to see you get wiped out Roger so please take care.

[alchemy] 29/1/2020 11:22

No there are a myriad things "not priced in" hence a low share price By some criteria. By conventional ones it's well over priced.So fair value over ( que?) next 12 months between 25p and £6?It always leads to the question no one can answer , namely, when is lift off?

[russ42] 29/1/2020 11:14

Yes we need buyers but most of us long term holders have topped up and are now buying other shares out of boredom. I don't think the share price will move until we get one of the so called 5 buying graphene. It will move enough up and down so the mm make money on a daily basis. Just have to sit on your hands and wait until news drops and it surely can't be far away now. Well been thinking that for 18 months but as i don't need the money now its not a problem for me.I do feel sorry for the older lth as they would like some profit now.

[kemorkid] 29/1/2020 11:04

When all is said and done though we need BUYERS........