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It has been reported that companies have been requested by government to prepare for a NO-DEAL Brexit. This has caused some companies to divert some of their capital earmarked for investment, acquisition, etc into this preparation request, even at this late hour. Furthermore, it has been said that companies are having difficulties in recruiting suitable skilled workers. For TPG, I think they are in a good position since they acquired the Software companies lately. ----- Yours, Max.

I am beginning to see the light now, you Premium members wear a badge like a Texas Ranger and patrol these boards like the sidewalk in Santa Fe, and filter people who pose awkward questions and throwing them into jail not to be seen again, the naughty villains. Grow up mate and accept others have different views to you and your slovenly obsessions. I will sign off in my usual friendly way, even to you. ----- Yours, Max.

Perhaps Mr Juncker, from Luxembourg, was thought to be German since Juncker Bombers featured in war films. A simple mistake, but why was he unsteady ? Was he reported as being drunk ? ----- Yours, Max.

Recent quote for you, if you want it ----- Yours, Max.

Boris Johnson's own former chief economic adviser, Gerard Lyons – who advocated for a 'managed no deal' Brexit – has said that the economy could come close to a standstill in 2019.

"There is no form of Brexit that would be a better deal than the one that we already have inside the EU."

By David Hughes, Press Association Chief Political Correspondent

source: Press Association

This whole discussion on Brexit followed a comment by Robin that he saw "Hard Brexit coming. Well he thought VRS would do very well out of it" That comment may well prove to be right, who knows what will transpire when we are on our own ? I said, in all honesty, that I hope we dont have a hard Brexit, and it snowballed from there. By the way, there is a link to politics provided by LSE, if you want tyo know but you have to find it. ----- Yours, Max.

Discussion is free like free speech, is it not ? Every where I looked I could not find an item entitled "Share Discussion for Versarien". However, there is an item marked "VRS Share Chat" which is the item I, and many others try to follow. Do you, Lucky Orange ? What do you add to discussions here, beyond short snappy statements. You assert Brexit will not affect Versarien either way. You have inside information on that, of course. You then ask "Religion next ?" Why do you ask that question at all ? The beliefs that people hold, or don't , have nothing to do with you and discussion on Versarien's Board. Filter as you wish, lets hope it gives you some peace to nurture your Paddington Orange Groves. ---- Yours, Max.

Many thanks for comments,see LSE Rules for allowable discussions. My son absolutely loves Pink Floyd, we have discussed the tragedy of Mr Waters who lost his father in WW2 and its effects on him.

Robin, I do hope you are wrong in seeing a HARD result but I wholeheartedly agree with the rest of your paragraph. Some of our colleagues have added some weight to the debate, for which I am pleased. Only people invested or considering VRS as a safe investment seem to interested in troubling to contribute to the debate about VRS and similar Tech companies. I feel almost everyone on this board wants a good -- NO -- Very good outcome for the brilliant tech which has grown around GRAPHENE. We wish it to succeed for the economic betterment of the UK and the world. Thanks once again. Happy New Year. ---- Yours, Max.

many thanks for comments. LSE Rules do allow people to comment on anything they wish, with certain exceptions such as bad language of course.

I was picking up on Robins comment about a Hard Brexit. I shall continue to air views which are genuinely my own, as per LSE rules which see ! You like to comment and seemingly chide others. Why did you have to say there are other places to comment ? Totally unnecessary as were Dalesters comments. ---- Yours, Max.

Why do nearly all "Leave" supporters wildly talk about "Unelected EURO Bureaucrats" Do they innocently mean members of the European Parliament elected in their respective countries, or the Euro Council, chosen by Parliament, or Euro Commission who provide the means for running the organisation.
I think you, as a salesman, would normally make distinctions in your statements about who is doing what and not slavishly follow BoJo in his rhetoric. Time for you to predict what kind of state we shall be in when we can only trade with our nearest neighbours through stifling conditions mainly self-imppsed. I hope the tory hierarchy come to their senses before deciding the fate of 60 million citizens based upon the simple majority of only 4 million. What a freak result that was for Cameron. ----- Yours, Max.

Seems that LSE does not like some geographical terms so a slight censorship for the Crimea question. Hope you all know what was left out, was a plot of land !! ---- Yours, Max.

ITALY --- They reported a settlement with EURO on 2.04% not 2.4% that Italy wanted. In the report it also said that some other countries were over the 3% limit including France ! What about that, then ! On another matter,

Robin, has Mrs May been in touch ? You seem convinced a hard Brexit is coming. The Euro Court of Justice says:- WE can DROP Brexit if we want and no one can stop it. What about that then ???? Not sure ANY company will survive Hard Exit and will make many others struggle. Is that what you want ?? I posed a question on Shell, how do the investors view Half company in the Netherlands and half here ? Answers on back of a stamp, please. Personally, I SHUDDER at the thought of Brexit in any form, having lived through World War Two as a youngster and teenager, served in the RAF during the Berlin Airlift and lived perilessly with family and fellow citizens, during the cold war, missiles in Cuba, etc. EURO, for all its faults, does provide some form of protection for its citizens in many different ways. Brexit will dump us back into the twenties and thirties, or even worse, Victorian Empire attitude to a selfish mode of looking after number one, AND no one else ! For the Victorians, why did we send troops to the war in the Crimea *****ular in 1860s ? Death and Glory boys for Generals, I suppose ? ---- Yours, Max. OHH and a Happy New year to all readers.

Some fantastic Partners are shown on the website. try www.gocct.com and have a good read of genuine companies leading various fields in the communication zones. [wanted to use z!] ---- Yours, Max.

Your mention of Brexit could be right. I have noticed over about thirty years of striving to get anywhere, and watching old man Greenspan of the USA Fed manipulating rates etc. that US indexes often lead footsie up, down, or astray with monotonous regulatary. However, we do have that awful word 'Brexit' to contend with. Regarding "Shell" it is a divided company, the bigger half in the Netherlands, the lesser half here. Has any clear advice been offered as to what effects, if any, this will have on the companies operations ? ---- Yours, Max.

And all our pals from St Helens which includes the famous town of Newton Le Willows, home of Speedy Hire and its Dominions. Hope some of our newcomers from Glasgow will read these messages from people who wish to be the best and stay the best in the field of looking after the industries of the UK. If your travelling up or down the M6, drop off at JCT 23 on to the East Lancs (A580), East towards Manchester, West towards Liverpool, and find plenty of places for lunch or tea. Next turn off , South, will let you go into Newton Le Willows and find refreshments in the town centre, to see you on your way. ---- Yours, for a Happy Christmas, Max.

Massive falls in USA Indexes yesterday (Mon 17th Dec) Expect Footsie to be seriously affected in next few days. I suggest staying invested in order not to add to confusion, new year may see a change in perception following Chinese presidents speech recently. ---- Yours, Max.

Sometimes the Indexs in the UK seem to behave absolutely contrary to almost all others. I used to consider the Dow jones was very influential over here, but now, I'm not so sure. While the DJ is obviously affected by events in the USA, the footsie in particular seems to take on troubles in many parts of the world as reasons for lowering the index here, and often the results mean that British companies are more vulnerable to downgrading in the index and/or by the American Grading companies such as Moodys. Whilst VRS and others are not members of Footsie 100, they are nearly always affected by the prevailing winds generated. ---- Yours, Max.

The BBC carried a report from this conference regarding CO2 Emissions from cement making proceseses, and posible improvements to reduce the very high emissions currently experienced. AECOM are apparently just now carrying out development work with VRS in using graphene in concrete, hence the recent export of 50 kg to be followed by 200kg in the new year. Colleagues, such as Dave the Brave have discussed cement and concrete previously on this board, perhaps he may contribute, with others, about this worrying situation. ----- Yours, Max.

When the building of the extension is complete, I imagine they have a partially occupied large building ready to have machinery installed in place with fume extraction systerms, etc, already in place. The management would have already, one hopes, planned exactly what will happen whrn thr machinery and everything is in place and production would start very quickly afterwards, especially if the finished material is required pronto. I don't get this Commisioning, Stress Testing and Optimisation Programme suggested by Edison. ---- Yours, Max.

To be writing on here expressing your views is at once a right and a privilege. A right granted by LSE since to be given a Non-de-Plume means you have agreed to follow their rules and registered with them. The privilege is being able to help clarify technical or other kinds of problems or methods of enhancing the knowledge of colleagues who are interested and perhaps are invested in the company as they wish the company to succeed in their aims in furthering the countries economy and the companies fortunes in the UK in particular, and consequently for the good of mankind. Whilst that may seem to be rather too kind to others, I am sure many colleagues would wish to see developments in Cadmium- Free QDs which enable, for example, medical research to reach new heights in combating many serious diseases which afflicts humans and other species. ---- Yours, Max.