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[smythe2] 16/6/2021 10:13

Morning all

[tweetingceo] 16/6/2021 08:44

Philbyk13715 Jun '21 - 19:31 - 122001 of 122006
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You must see the irony of you criticising someone for pumping a stock to unreasonable prices on the back of flimsy fundamentals.

You pumped VRS to 180 on the proposed China deal which many including me at the time tried to get you to concede was fraught with significant hurdles.

Whilst I appreciate it is a difficult question for someone who has a clear narcissist character, please can you explain what is different between your behaviour and those you criticise?

[soilderboy] 16/6/2021 08:03

Any orders here yet?

[laginaneil] 16/6/2021 07:50

Morning Folks,

Small video on RHS of page with Nigel Wilson CEO of L&G.

L&G invest 2.1 Billion pounds in Manchester uni area trying to emulate Boston

in USA. Very bullish on tech !

[c140] 16/6/2021 06:54

Still a long way to go in 2021 for the commercial deals to materialise. I do sense however that pressure is building as time passes for a self generated commercial deal to come to fruition. The backstop date for commercial success re-evaluation? DSTL's 31 March 2022?

[philbyk137] 16/6/2021 05:44

So the same reason they granted a £1.1 million loan to Haydale?

[squire007] 15/6/2021 23:39

Post of the year.... Info all there :-) thx

[forestfred] 15/6/2021 20:58

Graphene

The Scientific find of the century.



The graphene story: how Andrei Geim and Kostya Novoselov hit on a scientific breakthrough that changed the world... by playing with sticky tape

Thin as an atom, with amazing strength and electrical properties, graphene is the scientific find of the century. But it all came about from mucking about in a lab in Manchester, one of men behind its invention tells Steve Connor


Steve Connor
@SteveAConnor
Monday 18 March 2013 21:26

The creation of graphene, a wonder material that promises to transform the future, is already the stuff of scientific legend. As a piece of brilliant serendipity it stands alongside the accidental discovery of penicillin by Alexander Fleming – and it might prove just as valuable.

Two Russian-émigré scientists at the University of Manchester, Andrei Geim and Kostya Novoselov, were playing about with flakes of carbon graphite in an attempt to investigate its electrical properties when they decided to see if they could make thinner flakes with the help of sticky Scotch tape.


They used the tape to peel off a layer of graphite from its block and then repeatedly peeled off further layers from the original cleaved flake until they managed to get down to flakes that were only a few atoms thick. They soon realised that by repeatedly sticking and peeling back the Scotch tape they could get down to the thinnest of all possible layers, one atom thick – a material with unique and immensely interesting properties.

When the two scientists won their joint Nobel prize in physics in 2010 for their ground-breaking experiments, the Nobel committee made a point of citing the “playfulness” that was one of the hallmarks of the way they have worked together.

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[philbyk137] 15/6/2021 19:31

You must see the irony of you criticising someone for pumping a stock to unreasonable prices on the back of flimsy fundamentals. You pumped VRS to 180 on the proposed China deal which many including me at the time tried to get you to concede was fraught with significant hurdles. Whilst I appreciate it is a difficult question for someone who has a clear narcissist character, please can you explain what is different between your behaviour and those you criticise?

[superg1] 15/6/2021 17:57

Russ

You know the game it's gone on on a few, what they re shouting about re aluminium composites if at all will be many years off.

It's just the latest retail pump with the herd obliging, driven by the usual twitter. It will be PIs chasing it that end up holding the baby.

The pump crew will be long gone eyeing up the next pump, bears circling for the turning point.

Plenty of graphite miners out there just like hens teeth on the London market that's all, two a penny in other markets.

As I mentioned I'm wondering how Technology minerals will get on, just days before the close pre IPO they are still offering 20% discount 1 for 1 warrants.


More hype stuff to come on one early next week, a gimmick to try to light it up, I'll be interested to see what impact it has, if at all.

[grabster] 15/6/2021 17:23

Hanwha Aerospace (5.79% owner of Versarien) making news again:

[russ42] 15/6/2021 15:47

Superg Thats what i am saying. Crazy prices. Ok if you cash in and take a quick profit.

[superg1] 15/6/2021 15:28

ha

I just thought I[d type in a usual suspect in the Optiva crew to see if he mentioned Tiruoati

Big Gib.

Yep sure enough, pumping it like crazy.

Big gib was cozied up with the Optiva boys at his events.

It's just game of robbing the poor to feed the rich.

[superg1] 15/6/2021 15:24

Russ

Just look at the IPO doc and the names, Optiva, John Story same old game, back it early promote it, drag in the buyers, cash in.

Same as what they have done on Zoe.


Most of us don't get to see see the bragging in the background some of these shares about such 'stings'.

It's what they do, sore heads and hangovers will follow for those they offload to. Where is the top... it will define itself at some point then comes the collapse.

It matters not whether a business can grow out of it just that the herd gets excited enough to create the volume and share price rises.


Simple maths does the trick in the end, a swift share price hike quickly reduces the amount of shares that can be bought by X amount of cash. momentum slows, the volumes drop and the race to cash in and margin calls take over.

[superg1] 15/6/2021 15:15

Pandar

I can't say they I'm p'd off re a look not leading to mask or sale from the product website.


I've never really paid attention to the products hence missed out on tops and other bits the like as I didn't know they existed, learning about them from either ADVFN posts or personal messages.

Perhaps they are out of stock, difficult to ship new orders, shipping issues (as is the case everywhere) or orders have taken up the capacity.

If you get a 100k mask order here and there it's not going to be news, just the normal course of business.

I can't say when we know they are dealing with dozens of global majors and international expansion that I am going to be irked by the link not going to a £5-£10 product.

[fireball xl5] 15/6/2021 15:14

https://www.fibre2fashion.com/industry-article/9070/graphene-the-wonder-materialTextiles

[mavfav] 15/6/2021 15:13

I'm not really sure what the point is in targeting users on here that put out information that demonstrates the direction of travel and what is happening.Yes I get we are all here to make money the only difference is timescales. If you are looking for a quick buck and to jump ship onto the next quick buck etc I'd suggest you go chase shares elsewhere.If you are looking for something that will grow and mature and may have significant spikes at times then you will be in the right place here.Some are jumping to chase shares that are the equivalent of a guy going out on the pull having 10 pints and taking home a gorgeous woman. When in the morning they roll over they wonder where they went and what is in bed with them. For females equate pints to G&T etc but it's the same.So what areas are you wanting to see news in?Go on list the things you are interested to see progress of things where you know we are working or have a collaboration with.Im interested to see if you capture the things I think about I know nooothing

[smythe2] 15/6/2021 15:11

RNS........RNS......RNS......RNS...
VERSARIENS NEW DESIGNER FACE MASK

[poncy shirts] 15/6/2021 13:29

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