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Going on from your discussions about Graphene and Tyres, I had a look at Kwik Fit and Halfords who bioth sell and fit tyres for various customers. Given that customers will make different decisions depending upon circumstances they offer ranges of suitable tyres. Halfords offer three ranges, Premier class, about 7 or 8 companies, Mid Range again about 6 or 7 companies and Budget class, about 5 companies. Premier will most likely cover 15,000 to 20,000 miles and Budget about half that. Speeds allowed for each type also vary. No mention was made of any tyre fitted with Graphene. Perhaps companies, in general, are not ready to use or try Graphene, or nobody wants to break the system they now have and be standout but more expensive suppliers. They also discuss tyres with a low Aspect Ratio, that is where the width of the tyre is much below 50% of the tyre wall height, if I have understood this properly. Perhaps Graphene might be used to improve the strength of the walls in Low Aspect tyres ? Can anyone comment on where the use of Graphene would be beneficial in vehicle tyres ? Yours, Max.

Dear Forest Fred, Matt and Colleagues. Soon we shall probably see companies putting the phrase ------------------------- "ISO Applied For" ---------------- in their Letterheads and on their Websites, as if that was a qualification ! Of course that would only be applicable for a period and their clients, no doubt, might want to see copies of the documentation that had been forwarded as part of that application. No docs no customer !
Yours, Max. 29th July 2018

I note that you have lost relatives in WW1 and WW2 and am sorry that is the case and you have my sympathies for these losses. I too lost relatives and some badly wounded in those struggles. I served in the Royal Air Force before and during the Berlin Airlift. Our bombers, and American B29s, based with us, had to be modified to carry all kinds of commodities to 4/5 million civilian people there who only a short time before had been our sworn enemies. If I am looking at politics, you started talking of Carbyn being the death knell. What evidence do you have for this statement ? Lets drop Carbyn and May since our individual views may not carry any weight, you will do as you decide, and so shall I.
I have worked in engineering for fifty years and now retired, and a member of the Blind Veterans UK Charity. I do know a great amount about of politics but am still dismayed this country is not making the pregress it could. Yours, Max

I notice you didn't pick up on my point about bringing back manufacturing ! You intend to sell your Utility Stocks WHAT including all those in the Foreign Owned Water companies ____ Shame on you for wanting to deprive them of their lucrative profits they make in this country and ship back home !! How do you Nationalise the gas companires owned by foreignersand what about NG well invested in Trump country ? How long would you give Mr Corbyn to bring back manufacturing and unravel the the tremendour webs woven by the Consevatives in the busines world, interlinking several nations such as Zinbabwe, Mauritious, and, yes, Venzuelia for its oil ?? Would you want Corbyn to BUY BACK Heathrow Airport. Why not BUY BACK the port of Dover and and about twenty others ports foreign owned ? The USA did not allow their ports to be sold in the great P&O deal. I estimate more than half of the UK is owned by foreigners, a country that your forbears, if you are British, fought to defend not so long ago. Did you mind thcountry being sold off by the Consevatives ?? Yours, Max.

Sometime ago, I posted a scenario of RPM in Utah reporting the results of their combustion trials to the Governor of Utah and he and his staff at the Utah Energy Department then disseminating the results to the general public. Of course, other companies in the USA , Canada, and elsewhere, were, and still are, interested in the possibilities - and DON'T NEED to run their own trials !!! The Poland situation is virtually a JOINT VENTURE between AEG and the Polish government via Cobant who did the experiments for the Polish government and were so pleased that they had got the right answers to use the massive suplies of coal fines lying about the countryside in making what they called a superfuel.!! I tried to emphasise, once again, the terrific benefits for the Polish people in having supplies of a better fuel for their domestic hearths ----- BUT also much better air quality !! Given that Poland is a full member of EURO and was requested by them to improve their environment, it is quite obvious that the scheme will be moved on to other countries in EURO. Whether it is SOLD to the USA might be doubtful due to a certain persons propensity for making emergency policy changes via Twitter, which often have to be undone by his officials. He may even say "This was an American Invention" as part of his MAGA Drive. (Make America Great Again). He will probably know that the University of Utah at Salt Lake City were asked by AEG to test Coalswitch in their labs, and they gave a mostly favourable rtechnical report. This was about January 2016. RMP tests were carried out BECAUSE of that report. I will leave this for now but you can find information in RNSs from AEG, including who owns RMP. Yours, Max. 25th July 2018

Today, 24th July 2018, Mr Corbyn issued a call for manufacturing to be brought back to the UK. Does that sound like Mr Trump ? Many British companies have decided over the centuries that the profits they make from employing people in places like cotton and woollen mills working their socks off would be well spent in building similar mills abroad to do exactly the same work but for less pay. Eureka ! greater profits! The City of Manchester had the Ship Canal built to convey the materials from Liverpool. Other "Industrialists" procdeeded to copy these enterprises and export jobs abroad --- ERGO Dyson, held up as a smart business man. Mr Murdoch of the SUN came from Australia to make a fortune behind barbed wire clad premises, then skipped to the USA with his cash and became a naturelised cittizen of that country. Thanks to his British workers, did he say ? If this country is to maintain any kind of stability and, perhaps, prosperity we should at least attempt to make manufacturing, in all its senses, flourish in this country. We do, surprisingly, have people who can design, plan, build and present projects to create many of the means, needs and satisfaction of society. We cannot grow certain foods but our farming community are diligent in providing many of the basic necessities, and our manufacturers can provide the wherewithall to buy foods such as oranges and other fruits not available here. This is surely the essence of good business practice. Three cheers for bringing back manufacturing to the UK. Yours, Max.

COLLEAGUES -- Please accept my apologies for the massive amount of stuff I included in my last post ______ I was simply trying to produce part of an RNS from June about the company.
I wanted, incompetently, to produce the actual wording. I got that in but included lots of stuff which did not help at all. When I have learned more about the way to do it, I might try again --- I don't believe in giving up, but I might resort to just typing !!!!. Yours, Max. 23rd july 2018 (An exciting day ! )

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Thu, 7th Jun 2018 07:00

RNS Number : 5745Q
Versarien PLC
07 June 2018

Versarien appointed to NGA Industry Council

Versarien plc (AIM: VRS), the advanced materials engineering group, is pleased to announce that the Company has been appointed as the inaugural Industry Council member and Corporate Partner of The National Graphene Association ("NGA"), the main organisation and body in the US advocating and promoting the commercialisation of graphene.

The NGA Industry Council will be a select number of prominent graphene companies leading NGA committees on policy, standards and business development. Industry Council members possess a long-term view that the success of the graphene industry in the US reuires sound, strategic direction from companies engaged in the market.
Yours,Max. 23rd July 2018

May I say Tnank You to all our colleagues who were able to attend the meeting for their very descriptive reports to the rest of us. Not only can we read your scripts but we can pick up your vibes ! We have, encouragingly, got a superb product waiting to be utilised by the people of NFL but a showcase to illustrate Coalswitch to other folk such as in USA and Poland. I mention USA since it has several states still producing coal which might well benefit from Rocky Mountain and Poland examples which will probably remain using coal as part of a Special New Fuel . EURO and other large land masses should then see where they can benefit the world with better air quality !!!!! Let us have some positive CLIMATE CHANGE at last ! Yours, sincerely, Max. 23rd July 2018.

Perhaps most people on this board are more interested in the prospects held out by LNG --- particularly if the company is in pole position in the supply of that product. Conversion costs for ship owners are quite heavy and they now have only five years to change from high quantity sulphur to another system of propulsion. The company, at one time, seemed very interested in the use of hydrogen, but may be sensitive regarding safety aspects of that as a fuel for shipping. Hydrogen systems can be totally emission free, read ITM Power reports on this. Any thoughts about the possibility of LNG Versus Hydrogen ? Yours, Max.

Like many other investors, I wish to see that money invested from my savings is being used in a proper fashion, for the good of the company I am with, and through them the good of their employees and their families, and through them the good of the country. A prosperous country being essential for us to survive as a national community. On a bbc report it was stated that a group pf Conservative politicians "Cornered" David Cameron into initiating a simple referendum. It was to be SO SIMPLE as to have no rules and allowed masses of people with no interest in this country but were here to vote and take advantage of the very slack laws regarding their being here. --- Now we have the Leave group being fined for breaching Electoral Rules and individuals reported to the police for investigation. ____ And then we hear that certain politicians are NOT co-operating with the police probe. Are they fit to be part of the government ----- ANY government?? Answers on the back of a stamp, if you can afford one!!
It would appear that the best thing for investors to do is to make sure part of their funds are with companies like LG who have investments worldwide, including Euro countries. Many British companies have interest in crossborder trades such as in ireland. Sweden, Poland as well as China and Japan. About half of the revenues of Kingfisher PLC (KGF) are derived from Ireland, France and Poland, with Screwfix (subsiduary of KGF) doing particularly well in Germany. I can't see KGF doing an worse after Brexit, but I may wrong. Yours, Max

Did you notice that the last three trades - all buys - amounting to over £113,00 of shares were listed as
"Delayed Publication". One has to wonder why such events occur since we are told it is all computerised, suggesting no human interference ?? I agree that the Stock Exchange is very interested in maitaining a balance, BUT?? --- You were right to comment on this and perhaps we may look forward to some upward movement ? One would expect that on days when Buys outnumber sells by some margin that the SP may shift a little,
and not remain static. I think remaining static for a long period is most frustrating for investors who wish to see their companies do well in busines and encourage more people to invest to achieve their joint aims. Yours, Max.

Thanks for your note regarding RNSs, it lays it out clearly. I tried toget onto the website but there are a number of companies here and abroad using TPG as their symbol. So, i went back to Adastras link which took me to the website, and noted his link said:- WWW.TPGroup.uk.com --- This got me connected. Thanks to you both for helping out. Regarding the 10% you quoted perhaps the London Stock Exchange have a rule covering this ? I agree with Adatras' point that this report is good news - completely unexpected in a field very different from precision engineering and for a world class organisation who's members are being urged to contribute more to the kitty by the US president, this very week. Yours, Max.

What they are and what do they do ? NN I think you are being unfair to say few people know these things. Reading the RNSs published over the years, and some of the observations of people writing on this forum, you can build a picture of a tiny object working extremely hard to better our lives, in many different ways. Its behaviour may fascinate us and seem to be contrary to our daily observed events but we have to accept that our skilled scientists are making use of these characteristics to improve the lot of many people. Too many to go into here, but carry on reading reports, etc and you should see that diseases may be extinguished or reduced, to quote just one example. Thank you to the researchers for overcoming so many problems in their work from which society is set to gain, even if does take time. We should try to continue to support this work. Yours, Max.

As someone who can't get to AGMs, I do appreciate colleagues being determined to attend and try to allay any concerns they have. Being "TOLD" to ignore this or that is hardly the way for a chairman or other director to gain the confidence of their listeners !! Encouragement to individual investors should be the objective at the AGM, even if some points in the annual report don't look too rosy. Confidential information should, however, be maintained if negotiations are being carried out. That goes without saying, he says loudly ! If anyone can give us a flavour of the meeting that would be useful. Thank you, Max.

About four weeks ago I promised more info about a small company that might interest you. I have just been re-reading two RNSs - Dates and titles as follows:- 11th June MOU signed with YLF in Utah, USA. Young Living Farms (YLF) has several farms where young people are introduced to agriculture. They have a number of sites and waste products, such as brush wood etc from Juniper from where they extract oil for sale. The Governor of Utah seems very interested in the prospects for AEG in his State. - 13th June Joint Venture in Poland working with Cobant, a Polish government organisation wanting to use up vast amounts of coal fines. I was going to try to give you short extracts from the RNSs but now suggest if you have the interest and time --- log on AEG RNS and read to your hearts content. You may enjoy the the somewhat serious endeavours of another small British company trying to forge ahead. The possible outcomes will be great for the people of these lands, thanks to British ingenuity !! The firm may never be a very wealthy firm but I feel worth supporting. Yours, Max.

You are right Able, Lucky Orange is certainly not new to investing in good companies ! Whether he has any not so good I don't know. Shortly after I joined VRS some time ago, after watching it for a while and not believing it was going anywhere, it appeared too fragmented. However the Naphene seemed to start to push ahead and Lucky O was in position to give some good fruity advice. After a few lessons from him he seemed to disappear, perhaps on holiday. Some people asked where he was, I suggested he was nurturing his orchard in Paddington, since he had obliquily referred to the area. Seemingly there were no bears in that nick of the woods so he was doing all the weeding himself. But his true good nature surfaced and he filled us with jokes, as did others telling me exactly what and where Paddington is !! Enjoy watching Croatia attempting to beat France with the same tactics as they used against Old England. Fancy sitting down in the middle of the field and unwinding a bandage from the lower leg and the Referee not noticing it, Twice in extra time. Yours, Max

Thanks for your link - I don't click on them unless they have "S" behind http. I am told the "S" means that the link is "Secure". So, thanks to you I found two things that bothered me slightly. BUT first of all, has anyone seen any butterflies in this hot weather ? Now for the two items. (1) Starting April, 2017 and due to conclude May 2018, TPG was engaged by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency [MCA] to work with them to determine a suitable supplier to replace the present provider of equipment and software supplied to MCA. This present supplier is giving up about 20?? [Date uncertain] I don't remember any announcement of this arrangement. (2) Your link leads directly to information about TPG working with SAAB in Sweden to upgrade communications to Link 16 and Link 22. This work, apparently, is on behalf of NATO. I don't think the company has announced this contract via RNS. How might investors know what work the company is doing if information is not given out by normal means? Yours, Max.

Sometimes when I have posted a comment, or even a brilliant statement, I have noticed other posts missing. Look around and there should be a small note to click. Yours, Max

Today I have been reading some Secret Service files, or so it seemed, the only bit I grasped was about EON trying to raise prices! I am glad you said "Trying" !! It has always appeared that the companies concerned in supplying our essential energy requirements just made the announcement of an increase then spent a few days explaining about the vagaries of "Wholesale Prices". Yours, Max.