Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[loglorry1] 30/1/2020 10:36

@luckyorange here is a graph for you

[loglorry1] 30/1/2020 10:31

All this amazing potential the bulls shout out. China must be gagging for a piece of the action.

Yet not one of these bulls who post will take my £10k bet.

They just regurgitate the BS that Neill fed them on Twitter and elsewhere for years. Like him, none of them will put their money where their mouths are.

Looking at the share price they are no doubt trying to drum up a bid to sell into.

[mavfav] 30/1/2020 10:26

Had this been 2010 then I would have agreed with you however at a time of high availability and remote working there is no need to close down business because the office is out of bounds.Organisations build business continuity and pandemic plans in place to not only enable staff to work at these times but at any time.We are in a connected world not the early part of last decade and come to think of it in 2010 I was remote working and it was stable then I know nooothing

[luckyorange] 30/1/2020 10:22

I suspect that Boris will start with a bang on boosting the economy and supporting UK business and specifically manufacturing and infrastructure and will be part of any announcements tomorrow and next week. Nice for the UK to feel positive again .

[anley] 30/1/2020 10:17

CHINA closed for business until the end of FEBRUARY so my sons office tells me from his two offices.

In Hong Kong that to is coming to a stop so its somewhat safe to say that we shareholders have to sit up and keep calm if you are looking for the big deal from China.

The pressure on NR and CL must be building as the share price slips and the TWO brokers do nothing to support the price. So much for rich private investors who did not invest some month or two ago - NOW they can buy up loose stock........I for one will be watching closely.

Sorry readers but its how I see things this morning.

[pshevlin] 30/1/2020 10:16

lucky, if you base your information on the Telegraph it's no wonder that you believe in fairies. Actually the prognosis for the last 3 months of 2019 is for something approaching Zero growth. Just because people who are on the breadline voted for something wouldn't give me any confidence in that judgement either. It's not going to get any better anytime soon and is likely to get worse after Bozo spends a pile of cash that we don't have to keep his red wall online but manufacturing starts to leave the country (it's already happening) and the EU holds the City of London to ransom over fishing rights. Sitting here in Germany gives you rather a different perspective. You should try it.

[verger] 30/1/2020 10:12

Trends...where are they pointing? I have learnt over the years that share price trends need to be carefully researched. They might be due to optimism or pessimism over the company or they might be due to complex manoeuvres by mms and investment houses or private wealthy individuals. One thing is clear and that is the business trend is most definitely towards Graphene becoming very widely commercialised. VRS is at the forefront of this revolution and I believe this is the year when we shall see the deals happening. I keep focussed on this trend.

[laginaneil] 30/1/2020 10:06

Hello Folks,

I like the people who challenge the "can't be done" idea.

If this companies project 'takes off' they will launch FIVE rockets a day !

The rockets MUST be low mass and made of carbon fibre etc.
Read - PLUS Nanene maybe.

Read carefully:

[pshevlin] 30/1/2020 10:05

Please read the previous explanations evergreen. It isn't necessarily that one sell.

[luckyorange] 30/1/2020 10:04

An interesting read, just part of it here and not intended to start an argument just like his balanced approach.

There is more but just an extract.

"The argument that the EU is some kind of economic safety net is a red herring. 1973 was a low point for the UK, with the three-day week, regular power cuts and double-digit inflation. Joining the EEC made sense. But we joined as the oil crisis occurred and brought to an end the economic boom in Europe. During our tenure as an EU member, we have had four recessions and these have had a devastating impact on low-income families.

Before our original leaving date in March 2019, I went to Scotland’s busiest food bank to test the theory that those on the lowest incomes voted to leave, and find out if they were concerned about projected price rises. What fascinated me was that all bar one of the people I met voted to leave. Steve, 47, who had recently been made redundant, told me: ‘I do worry prices will rise, but I also believe we make better decisions when we own the decision-making process and, in the long run, I think we will be fine.’

Conclusion
As we leave the EU this Friday, the current picture is very clear: the economy of the eurozone is stagnant. Meanwhile, the UK economy has maintained slow but steady growth since the vote to leave. Only a third of EU nations are net contributors to the EU budget, and the top third – minus the UK – are in a perilous economic state. The trajectory of the EU is towards further integration, tighter bureaucracy, higher contributions and stricter regulation. What nation in its right mind would want to weld itself to this?

Since we joined the EU, its share of the global economy has shrivelled. It is now half what it was when we joined in 1973. If ever there was a time to leave the EU, to throw off the international shackles and economic protectionism that has stunted our potential for growth, if ever there was a time for us once again to take our place on the world stage, it is now.

Ewan Gurr is a commentator, consultant and columnist for the Evening Telegraph. Follow him on Twitter: @EwanGurr

[mavfav] 30/1/2020 09:48

I'll try make it even clearer for others.March is coming very soon and if you look at what the reveals are in March then that's where my money is. That's all public information and I repeat I don't know if they are VRS related I'm putting 2+2 together and it looks good.I know nooothing

[rogerthegrouch] 30/1/2020 09:46

22. Another MOU with a Chinese Aerospace Company

Signed an MOU with ANOTHER large state owned Chinese Aerospace company focused on developing additional innovative products incorporating Versarien's graphene and leveraging their world class research and development capabilities.

Given the succession of these giant Chinese entities falling over themselves to work with Versarien I’d say they have something pretty valuable.

I’m assuming that there may be synergies with the term sheet with BIGT but that all these major China collaborations are stand alone and therefore not dependent on BIGT. I could be wrong about this and happy to listen to thoughts?

Regardless…update from the interims…̵7;The parties continue to progress through the work plan created’

Not priced in!

[evergreen8] 30/1/2020 09:44

One sell for 3k which is 0.002% of the issue and the MM reduce the share price by 1.4%
That is a ratio of 1:700
Balanced???

[club sandwich] 30/1/2020 09:43

"once that's gone, the price will move up"

if I had £10 for every time a bull has said that on the long journey down from 180p...

[tini5] 30/1/2020 09:42

Not at all shelving. It's either a sell being worked, or the MMs have a supply from previous selling and once that's gone, the price will move up.

[pshevlin] 30/1/2020 09:39

It is also amazing that when you point out how the market works the faithful see that as undermining their beliefs.

[squire007] 30/1/2020 09:37

If your not buying now you never will so, fekk off or stock up ;-) ..

[evergreen8] 30/1/2020 09:30

Dear detractors
Please go out and buy a chocolate hat.
You are going to need it very soon.
For what you see now is absolutely not what you are going to get.

[pshevlin] 30/1/2020 09:28

Obviously a bigger sell in progress behind the scenes evergreen. What you see is never what you get.

[evergreen8] 30/1/2020 09:25

So far today there are twice the volume of buys than sells yet the MM have dropped the share price by nearly 5%???.
I find this to be rather odd.
I know it’s naive to think that MMS are impartial in their influence but this feels as if the referee is playing for the other team!