My thoughts are that the current share price is what one would expect with a second or third round private placement from a Venture Capital group. While the average stock buyer perceives that insiders buying at VC prices are quite a privileged group they fail to recognize when a similar deal is offered to them....as in this case.Seems to me that you don’t understand that Brainchip is the front runner of an emerging technology.
Neuromorphic computing is now starting to be widely researched. Demonstrations of Akida’s capabilities to get customers interest is one thing. To implement them in a customers end product will take time. Only then will a dotted line be signed.
NASA, Us Navy and AF are all still researching this field. It’s not a simple demonstration and sign straight up process. The technology has to be tailored for the use case.
Renesas, Megachips, Arm and Sifive are but a few partners that have confidence in Brainchip. If you can’t wait a few more months for a Renesas MCU with Akida IP to be released and to see results, then you strike me as quite impatient.
The groundwork of a fantastic ecosystem has been laid. No use being negative all the time if you’re going to keep holding a stake in the company.
And in this situation Brainchip's success is nearly assured unlike VC backed deals where a high percentage of the companies fail. They make their money on the one or several big successes.
Brainchip at 3 cents was the ultimate VC bargain.