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Currently it’s at 6.41% and increasingHey Pom ()
Back at the end of August 2023 we had 145,518,762 shares shorted = 8.21% (in the top 10 most shorted shares)
Now towards end of October we had around 102,149,833 shares shorted = 5.71%
So significantly lower within just 2 months ...now 27th in most shorted shares!
So it's been dropping off gradually now for the last 4/5 weeks![]()
and may it continue.
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Am I reading this wrong?? The figures you are suppling are for June??Currently it’s at 6.41% and increasing View attachment 48526
Spot on @stan9614, I am in strong agreement on this, BRN should be putting up general announcements on the companies they are incorporating into their eco-system.hi, frank
I think you have misinterpreted what i meant. The comment was not to complaint about australian investors, but complaint about the way we present all the valuable partners. What i meant was that the way or style of investor promotion that the management currently adopts is one of the main reason that only a small fraction of the 30000+ registered brn shareholders understood the companys progress well. People who follow the social media platforms and this forum regularly obviously will have a much clearer picture, but we are only a very small group of shareholders.
No offence was intended in my comment.
Cheers
They are for June 2023, Pom ??Currently it’s at 6.41% and increasing View attachment 48526
Reading it the same Boab ...Am I reading this wrong?? The figures you are suppling are for June??
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Am I reading this wrong?? The figures you are suppling are for June??
Cheers
Reading it the same Boab ...
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Hi McH,Spot on @stan9614, I am in strong agreement on this, BRN should be putting up general announcements on the companies they are incorporating into their eco-system.
These announcements do not meet the "Price Sensitive Announcements" spec, however the ASX platform also has the option to post straight up "Announcements".
Every day you can see mining companies making announcements about Conferences which they are presenting at, they are put up as general announcements _ which simply inform shareholders of the companies' efforts to promote their business there is no comeback from the ASX regarding this type of announcement which is used on the ASX platform every day.
IMO all the eco-system and partnership milestones should have been announced on the ASX this year and last year, I really think that some of the ecosystem milestones were quite likely price sensitive material i.e. the deal with Global Foundries to fabricate a new iteration of Akida - that deal demonstrated the ability of Akida to be fabricated by different manufacturers using differing fab formats - that is a major outcome for the Akida tech and as such is worthy of Price Sensitive.
I listened to Antonio (or was it Sean?) being questioned about BRNs policy re ASX Anns. at the AGM this year and I felt that they don't really understand the Anns platform, there has been talk on here and HC about fluff Anns etc, but IMO the ecosystem BRN is building is not fluff at all, it is really the bridge to get Akida to market, and is incredibly important as such.
BRN really need to pull their head out of the sand on this, it is probably my biggest gripe with management.
I will be contacting T Dawe about this because what I have read so far has not convinced me that the ASX platform could be used by BRN to promote what they are achieving with building the business
Hey, shorters. Lets agree only to post on BRN..and not short positions..whatever they are. For better..or for worse. This will leave us serious investeors to view quality posts, either way, and less spam volume in these threads. Sound like a plan? Thank you in advance...
Does anyone here have any idea(s) on who actually cast those 174 million votes?Totally agree with your post ........... what some posters here are failing to realise, is that at the last AGM there was ~174 Million votes cast against the renumeration report being adopted, thus resulting in the "Strike 1" outcome ................ As all here should well and truely appreciate, is that out voting or negating that previous vote of ~174 Million vote imo is going to be a mammoth task both for us shareholders, as well as that of the Co.