BRN Discussion Ongoing

[MDhere]

Shorts are now down to 62 million after the 30th 3.5 % likely will cover calmly with no fire. Might be a bit of a rush but hardly that many float will get tighter.

ShortMan - Short position graph for BRN

Short position graph and statistics for BRN

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How on earth are they going to cover 62mil ?? I just don't get it!
The price will be well over $2.34 by the time they manage to cover as noone is selling!
I just don't get how on earth u would want to short 62 million shares . Im beyond understanding

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Another 18m shorts bought back on 30 Nov. Down to 62.2m. They must know something


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Yep certainly looking better we are now 59th most shorted!!!

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BRN

BRAINCHIP LTD ORDINARY

3.48%

1.59

 

[James711]

Interesting read on BRN

 

[McHale]

Nice post CMF,

A number of Mike Davies replies/comments just highlight how far WE ARE ahead of Intel (years)...yet many articles that name both of us
would suggest we are neck and neck competing....that is so far from the truth, we've been commercial for some time now, yes we have
research architecture being worked through as we speak, but 2 generations out there already, even more advanced technologies in the
pipeline, going by what Mike has stated in that interview, I personally don't see Intel as a threat at all, and quite frankly, if their stock price
was yet half the current price of Nvidia I believe that they would have already made a play for us.

An important thing for many to remember is that, despite us spearheading this SNN technology, facing all the headwinds associated
with disruptive technologies, the amount of time to complete cycles to actually get to market is 100% going to directly affect all other
players ambitions as well, things may speed up over time, but as it currently sits, I see our current lead not necessarily extending but rather
maintaining the status quo, meaning no one company will leap frog us, only consider taking us over in the near future.

Great to see Peter comment on Linkedin....he rarely comments on that platform.

Tech.

So Mike Davies thinks Intel might have their Loihi chip in 5 years.......maybe, so Akida has a bit of time up it's sleeve, not that I want BRN wasting any time getting Akida out there - I wanna see da money asap.

But in the meantime it is IMO quite a positive, in any number of ways, continuously now, seeing BRN and our Akida being mentioned in so many industry websites/journals more and more often - it is all good advertising to see our tech being mentioned alongside the names of those giants, so our little battler keeps chipping away.

On another tack, why do BRN management continue to keep their heads in the sand (or as many would say up their arses) on the subject of using the ASX platform. The fact that they screwed up the Ford announcement all those years ago is water under the bridge, move on guys (get over it) - when will you forgive yourselves or the ASX or whatever. There is no doubt that Steve Thornes' appointment as head of sales should absolutely, definitely, positively have been announced to the ASX.

Management say that they are committed to advancing the growth of BRN, but they continue to let Share Holders and themselves down with their stubborn refusal to use the ASX platform to disseminate information pertinent to BRN (when the platform is there to be used within certain clear parameters), and that also would be of interest to other investors as well as SHers, end of rant - but this really annoys me - and bottom line it is a wasted opportunity to promote our business.

Steve Thorne looks to be another very good addition to the BRN team, he's got that impressive CV, hopefully he can bring his expertise to bear and get good stuff happening soon. December has been good sometimes............

 

[Pom down under]

There COULD be, could be

still plenty of downside with BRN if they go another year on the same revenue and lack of new material deal signings.. I wouldn’t be naive enough to think or suggest BRN has bottomed out already..

There are countless examples of ASX listed companies who fell to such a fate over the last two years..

You can find them here

Delisted companies and why they were delisted from ASX and other Australian stock exchanges | deListed Australia

All Australian companies that have been delisted from an exchange because they failed, were acquired or merged etc

www.delisted.com.au

Not to mention the companies that were looking like potential leaders that are still yet to recover or in fact recently de listed or sold on the cheap.

LVT, WSP, APX, BTH, APT, ZIP, SPT, M7T, EML, OPY, BVS, AMS TNT DTC WZR ALC MME IOU DUB RBL YOJ

I mean you can just check the list here that outlines how few tech sector “hype” companies make it..

ASX Tech (ATEC)

PME, REA, XRO, WTC, CAR, CPU, TNE, SEK, 360, CCP, CDA, NXT, TPW, IRE, DDR, AD8, MP1, DTL, NXL, SLX, KGN, HSN, CAT, RUL, ZIP, RDY, WBT, DHG, BVS, APX, FCL, IFM, CTT, LFS, HPG, EML, ABY, TYR, FSA, PPS, HUM, PLT, IRI, 4DX, FDV, HMY, M7T, ART, ONE, CCV, BRN, BTH, MME, QFE, YOJ, AHI, 4DS, ALC, DCC...

www.tradingview.com

Stupid insecure people may not in fact be that stupid if they were sitting on the sidelines not holding BRN shares waiting for better confirmation…

Just my opinion ofcourse.. But whadda I know..

Let’s score points if that the game you want to play..

Everybody

 

[Pom down under]

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So over 16.5 million got covered the next day?

buena suerte, I hope you are right.​

So how they managing to buy all these shares back with no real if any significant rise in the SP?

 

[Space Cadet]

Hey burnt toast, what sort of comment is that ! "something that we have yet to even remotely approach"

Give me air, Intel has been around for 55 years ! we at Brainchip were officially acknowledged as Brainchip Holdings Ltd in 2015, some
8 years ago, "remotely approach" FFS.

One guy doesn't make a team, but as you rightly point out "our latest hire might be able to help rectify that" (along with the team)

Here's a question for all, would you prefer to buy our stock at around 18c or load up at north of $2.00....give me strength, a silver lining
is staring us all in the face, turn this shorts crap into a positive for yourself, rob a bank, bend over for the bank manager, but don't break
any laws these stock prices won't last forever....anyone wish to by a villa, only $750,000 NZD

Tech (Karikari Peninsula)

Anyone want to buy a kidney?

SC

 

[Esq.111]

So how they managing to buy all these shares back with no real if any significant rise in the SP?

Afternoon Pom down under ,

I'd be thinking something like this , but slightly varied .

Some time ago I to was trying to figure out what ..... how these deviants were manipulating the price.

This was the conclusion ... naturaly one could tweak diffrent bits , but the end goal , result is the same.

Regards,
Esq.

 

[buena suerte :-)]

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So over 16.5 million got covered the next day?

buena suerte, I hope you are right.​

I hope so too! .... 24mil traded yesterday!? and total shorts taken out yesterday also below

 

[DingoBorat]

How on earth are they going to cover 62mil ?? I just don't get it!
The price will be well over $2.34 by the time they manage to cover as noone is selling!
I just don't get how on earth u would want to short 62 million shares . Im beyond understanding

Well there is "up to" 25 million shares that LDA will have, to sell..

Things can change very quickly though and we really have no idea, what developments could drop, that could spur the share price.

The shorters who are now out, will want to get back in on the game and it's highly unlikely they will sell borrowed shares to the remaining shorters..

They also want the price to rise now and would rather sell into a sharp one, Market Movers, may also dictate this.

So the poor (sob ) shorters who are left "holding the bag" could be "used" to help the above rise.

It's all fun and games, until someone gets hurt I guess..

There is no honor among shorters, thieves or scammers (add any other scumbag, lowlife, downright pus filled, make you want to punch them in the face type, smear on humanity, to that list).

 

[McHale]

Your memory is better than mine - as is your haircut.

@Diogenese, "Flattery will get you everywhere", which anyone from the literary cognoscenti will know was uttered by the inimitable Groucho Marx.

But I'm not sure about the haircut, nor the connection between Dudley Do-Right and the Freak Brothers, I don't think Dudley ever arrested them because he was over at the "Rocky and Bullwinkle Show", an altogether different comic/TV show; so you see instead of steeping myself in the works of the great icons of literature I was more interested in the Furry Freak Brothers and other such literary rubbish.

However I did come across a poem by a cynical pre hippy fellow called Diogenes that stuck with me a little:

they say he lived in a barrel, he also said:

so I will now shut up.

 

[Space Cadet]

Well I have 2 shares that I think are potentially the best on the ASX. BRN and the other one up 13% today. Come on BRN join in.

SC

 

[buena suerte :-)]

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So over 16.5 million got covered the next day?

buena suerte, I hope you are right.​

Also shares traded 29th & 30th November ...Possibly many were covered on the 30th!

 

[TECH]

" The next 12 months are critical in many ways for Brainchip " Sean Hehir stating the obvious, that will complete his 3 of 5 year business
plan, I think he's done a very good job, much of which has been behind the scenes, he arrived to discover Brainchip had been wheeled out
to the launch pad a number of times, only to be wheeled back to the hangar for more R&D.

He has now positioned us, we are primed to be wheeled out to the pad for official launch countdown.

I have read a number of comments with regards Steve Thorne starting at Brainchip and how lucky Brainchip are to have his services,
yes that may be so, but all these new appointments don't just turn up at our door as a favour, they definitely have heard about the
brilliant work going on at Brainchip and the disruptive potential our technology holds, being able to show-off, showcase and secure
deals will be a nice fresh challenge to stimulate their own minds, you must appreciate that the companies they are leaving don't hold
that mental challenge anymore, otherwise, why quit your passion.

Who wouldn't want to be part of a company that has the potential to explode (in a positive way) has excellent staff retention because
of the value the founders both put into their team though respect and daily integrity. I think there's a bit of luck in being picked to
work at Brainchip in the first place.


"Having seen the market’s need for innovative AI solutions, I believe that BrainChip has the essential disruptive technology to make AI ubiquitous across a wide range of industries and use cases.”

If Intel or Habana Labs Ltd had what we have, he would have stayed put, glad he has seen the light, once again as with Dr Lewis, Steve brings
a huge network in this briefcase...... can you place a value on that, the answer is clearly no !!

Just my views......Tech.

 

[mrgds]

" The next 12 months are critical in many ways for Brainchip " Sean Hehir stating the obvious, that will complete his 3 of 5 year business
plan, I think he's done a very good job, much of which has been behind the scenes, he arrived to discover Brainchip had been wheeled out
to the launch pad a number of times, only to be wheeled back to the hangar for more R&D.

He has now positioned us, we are primed to be wheeled out to the pad for official launch countdown.

I have read a number of comments with regards Steve Thorne starting at Breainchip and how lucky Brainchip are to have his services,
yes that may be so, but all these new appointments don't just turn up at our door as a favour, they definitely have heard about the
brilliant work going on at Brainchip and the disruptive potential our technology holds, being able to show-off, showcase and secure
deals will be a nice fresh challenge to stimulate their own minds, you must appreciate that the companies they are leaving don't hold
that mental challenge anymore, otherwise, why quit your passion.

Who wouldn't want to be part of a company that has the potential to explode (in a positive way) has excellent staff retention because
of the value the founders both put into their team though respect and daily integrity. I think there's a bit of luck in being picked to
work at Brainchip in the first place.


"Having seen the market’s need for innovative AI solutions, I believe that BrainChip has the essential disruptive technology to make AI ubiquitous across a wide range of industries and use cases.”

If Intel or Habana Labs Ltd had what we have, he would have stayed put, glad he has seen the light, once again as with Dr Lewis, Steve brings
a huge network in this briefcase...... can you place a value on that, the answer is clearly no !!

Just my views......Tech.

No proof reading for Tech either ................................ Breainchip? .............................

 

[Proga]

Also shares traded 29th & 30th November ...Possibly many were covered on the 30th!

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Thank you. I was looking for that. Just under 10m traded today Chi-X 3,859,758 and ASX 5,889,853 bold won't turn off

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Thank you. I was looking for that. Just under 10m traded today Chi-X 3,859,758 and ASX 5,889,853 bold won't turn off

Thanks

 

[Humble Genius]

Another 18m shorts bought back on 30 Nov. Down to 62.2m. They must know something


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The best graph I've seen going in a downward direction

 

[David holland]

Our good friends at Tata are flying the Neuromorphic flag .

They will be a ongoing pillar of wealth for Brainchip

With the top brass of Tata being in the USA next week could that visit coincide with a signing of a IP contract…..

It’s just a matter of when

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We all play online games, but we don't really like loosing at a level that we call "difficult". We often attend online courses/classes, but feel a bit out of class, if content is going over our head.

How about the idea of changing online content or difficulty levels of a game based on performance of student/ gamer ? To reach to such a solution, one obvious approach can be: analyzing the cognitive load of the user via the EEG signal as captured by wearable EEG devices (such as NeuroSky, Emotive etc). And that needs to be done in real-time.

In an accepted paper titled "Towards low power cognitive load analysis using EEG signal: A neuromorphic computing approach" at NeurIPS 2023 MLNCP workshop, we have shown that spiking neural network (SNN) can offer pretty high accuracy in classifying the cognitive load of a user. The added advantage is, when it runs on neuromorphic hardware, it offers very real-time and very low power solution that can run on wearable EEG devices.

For further know-hows, meet me at NeurIPS 2023 next week at New Orleans, USA. My co-authors are Dighanchal Banerjee Debatri Chatterjee Arpan Pal.

Tata Consultancy Services - Research


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It would be nice to have a IP License with this great company, we can only wish

 

[David holland]

" The next 12 months are critical in many ways for Brainchip " Sean Hehir stating the obvious, that will complete his 3 of 5 year business
plan, I think he's done a very good job, much of which has been behind the scenes, he arrived to discover Brainchip had been wheeled out
to the launch pad a number of times, only to be wheeled back to the hangar for more R&D.

He has now positioned us, we are primed to be wheeled out to the pad for official launch countdown.

I have read a number of comments with regards Steve Thorne starting at Breainchip and how lucky Brainchip are to have his services,
yes that may be so, but all these new appointments don't just turn up at our door as a favour, they definitely have heard about the
brilliant work going on at Brainchip and the disruptive potential our technology holds, being able to show-off, showcase and secure
deals will be a nice fresh challenge to stimulate their own minds, you must appreciate that the companies they are leaving don't hold
that mental challenge anymore, otherwise, why quit your passion.

Who wouldn't want to be part of a company that has the potential to explode (in a positive way) has excellent staff retention because
of the value the founders both put into their team though respect and daily integrity. I think there's a bit of luck in being picked to
work at Brainchip in the first place.


"Having seen the market’s need for innovative AI solutions, I believe that BrainChip has the essential disruptive technology to make AI ubiquitous across a wide range of industries and use cases.”

If Intel or Habana Labs Ltd had what we have, he would have stayed put, glad he has seen the light, once again as with Dr Lewis, Steve brings
a huge network in this briefcase...... can you place a value on that, the answer is clearly no !!

Just my views......Tech.

We have a international superior line up , behind closed doors where hitting the ball sweet, but yet to transfer all that supposed great work to the areas it all counts ,the Leaderboard