BRN Broker Data

[MDhere]

Afternoon MDhere,

Good to see you survived Enice.

Regards,
Esq.

thanks Esq
Yep and scooted in Belgium. And managed some sweet shares at 1.335 1.31 which i was very happy with but wait for it... 1.27, i thought I would never get as that order was in queue for ages . (my cousin nearly throttled me as my laptop light was on all night/morn, i'd fallen asleep watching. But this morning i yelled yes yes yes when i saw my email confirmation order! lol Felt good! My cousin prob thinking I'm mad lol. Will have a Belguim beer for @Slade in next couple days.
THANKYOU BRN for those extra sweetspot shares!

 

[Milo]

here is the update from 2/2/2022 to 16/2/2022, which is right after my previous update.

obviously insto has slowed down buying, and retail investors started to kick in. However overall, most of instos have accumulated a lot more at price that is much higher than the current SP.

Here is period between 2/2/2022 to 16/2/2022
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and here is the one between from 04/01/2022 to 16/02/2022, have a look at their average buying cost during the period.
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Thanks a lot @stan9614. Appreciate the insights.

 

[Violin1]

thanks Esq
Yep and scooted in Belgium. And managed some sweet shares at 1.335 1.31 which i was very happy with but wait for it... 1.27, i thought I would never get as that order was in queue for ages . (my cousin nearly throttled me as my laptop light was on all night/morn, i'd fallen asleep watching. But this morning i yelled yes yes yes when i saw my email confirmation order! lol Felt good! My cousin prob thinking I'm mad lol. Will have a Belguim beer for @Slade in next couple days.
THANKYOU BRN for those extra sweetspot shares!

"I'll have what she's having...."

 

[KMuzza]

G'Day Stan9614,
How are the insto's playing this Bearish scenario that we are experiencing-any chance of a last fortnight update ,-
T I A-

 

[Mccabe84]

This was posted by Dolci on the other forum so I hope she does t mind me posting it here

 

[AusEire]

This was posted by Dolci on the other forum so I hope she does t mind me posting it here View attachment 2597 View attachment 2598

Any breakdown on what this means for newer investors?

Thanks in advance

 

[Mccabe84]

Any breakdown on what this means for newer investors?

Thanks in advance

I was hoping someone on here would be able to help me to, as I’m still learning how to interpret this

 

[stan9614]

I have posted some discussion on broker data on HC, I will just re-posted here so that whoever is not read HC anymore could probably help working out some of my questions.

First of all, I have been told about the gaps, it seems the gap on the 1st of Jan around 70c is the second gap since this run, while the 1st gap happened on the 24/12/2021. I was told that normally the 1st gap won't need to be filled, but the second one onward inevitably always get filled. I am just wondering if this is how you know about the gaps theory as well?

Regarding to the broker data, when the RSI reached 90, I had every reason to sell a big portion but I didn't, because of what I see in the broker data. the Data shows even if you look at the data from March 2021, the majority of insto are starting to have paper losses as their average buy price was around $1 from 12/03/2021 to 11/03/2022.

now if look at the data from 4/1/22 where mecedes news came out. it is clear that retailer investors were the major seller while instos bought like crazy with average buy price at over $1.5

The peak three days happened on 18th, 19th and 20th of Jan. where the RSI reached 90, and looking at the data on each of those days, especially what jp morgan did on the 19th (net bought 10m shares at $2). That was what turned my mind away from selling any of my long term holdings.

One thing I am sure is that this the broker data for this wrong was totally different from the one in september 2020,
here is the data from March 2020 to March 2021. It clearly shows that retailer brokers were top net buyers, while instos sold huge amount of stocks. completely opposite to the data between March 2021 to March 2022

So, my questions is, why would these instos allow itself to accumulate so many brn shares and let the price slide below their average cost? Especially when all of us know that Brainchip's fundamentally has being stronger and stronger.

My guess is that instos are intending to shake out more retail investors, especially the multi-baggers. and if that is the case. To do that, they will use small amount of shares to drive down the price day by day until some retail holders start to lose patience or even faith. I think this is how insto can break down some of the diamond hands.

So this my understanding. At the moment, on the daily chart, althought RSI is very close to oversold, but the weekly chart, MACD just started to cross downwards since last week. so I guess not yet a clear sign of rebound?

From the weekly chart we can see since 2020, we had three major run and dip, both the sep2020 dip and march2021 dip bottomed right on the moving average line.

I only started to learn technical analysis. I hope you and any other technical analyst could shed some more light on this one.

thanks in advance.

 

[buena suerte :-)]

I have posted some discussion on broker data on HC, I will just re-posted here so that whoever is not read HC anymore could probably help working out some of my questions.

First of all, I have been told about the gaps, it seems the gap on the 1st of Jan around 70c is the second gap since this run, while the 1st gap happened on the 24/12/2021. I was told that normally the 1st gap won't need to be filled, but the second one onward inevitably always get filled. I am just wondering if this is how you know about the gaps theory as well?
View attachment 2645

Regarding to the broker data, when the RSI reached 90, I had every reason to sell a big portion but I didn't, because of what I see in the broker data. the Data shows even if you look at the data from March 2021, the majority of insto are starting to have paper losses as their average buy price was around $1 from 12/03/2021 to 11/03/2022.
View attachment 2646

now if look at the data from 4/1/22 where mecedes news came out. it is clear that retailer investors were the major seller while instos bought like crazy with average buy price at over $1.5

View attachment 2647

The peak three days happened on 18th, 19th and 20th of Jan. where the RSI reached 90, and looking at the data on each of those days, especially what jp morgan did on the 19th (net bought 10m shares at $2). That was what turned my mind away from selling any of my long term holdings.
View attachment 2648
View attachment 2649
View attachment 2650

One thing I am sure is that this the broker data for this wrong was totally different from the one in september 2020,
here is the data from March 2020 to March 2021. It clearly shows that retailer brokers were top net buyers, while instos sold huge amount of stocks. completely opposite to the data between March 2021 to March 2022

View attachment 2651

So, my questions is, why would these instos allow itself to accumulate so many brn shares and let the price slide below their average cost? Especially when all of us know that Brainchip's fundamentally has being stronger and stronger.

My guess is that instos are intending to shake out more retail investors, especially the multi-baggers. and if that is the case. To do that, they will use small amount of shares to drive down the price day by day until some retail holders start to lose patience or even faith. I think this is how insto can break down some of the diamond hands.

So this my understanding. At the moment, on the daily chart, althought RSI is very close to oversold, but the weekly chart, MACD just started to cross downwards since last week. so I guess not yet a clear sign of rebound?

From the weekly chart we can see since 2020, we had three major run and dip, both the sep2020 dip and march2021 dip bottomed right on the moving average line.
View attachment 2652

I only started to learn technical analysis. I hope you and any other technical analyst could shed some more light on this one.

thanks in advance.

That is awesome thanks stan .. great work .. for me BRN are looking very stable given the circumstances globally !! European and Asian markets looking positive also today

 

[Esq.111]

I have posted some discussion on broker data on HC, I will just re-posted here so that whoever is not read HC anymore could probably help working out some of my questions.

First of all, I have been told about the gaps, it seems the gap on the 1st of Jan around 70c is the second gap since this run, while the 1st gap happened on the 24/12/2021. I was told that normally the 1st gap won't need to be filled, but the second one onward inevitably always get filled. I am just wondering if this is how you know about the gaps theory as well?
View attachment 2645

Regarding to the broker data, when the RSI reached 90, I had every reason to sell a big portion but I didn't, because of what I see in the broker data. the Data shows even if you look at the data from March 2021, the majority of insto are starting to have paper losses as their average buy price was around $1 from 12/03/2021 to 11/03/2022.
View attachment 2646

now if look at the data from 4/1/22 where mecedes news came out. it is clear that retailer investors were the major seller while instos bought like crazy with average buy price at over $1.5

View attachment 2647

The peak three days happened on 18th, 19th and 20th of Jan. where the RSI reached 90, and looking at the data on each of those days, especially what jp morgan did on the 19th (net bought 10m shares at $2). That was what turned my mind away from selling any of my long term holdings.
View attachment 2648
View attachment 2649
View attachment 2650

One thing I am sure is that this the broker data for this wrong was totally different from the one in september 2020,
here is the data from March 2020 to March 2021. It clearly shows that retailer brokers were top net buyers, while instos sold huge amount of stocks. completely opposite to the data between March 2021 to March 2022

View attachment 2651

So, my questions is, why would these instos allow itself to accumulate so many brn shares and let the price slide below their average cost? Especially when all of us know that Brainchip's fundamentally has being stronger and stronger.

My guess is that instos are intending to shake out more retail investors, especially the multi-baggers. and if that is the case. To do that, they will use small amount of shares to drive down the price day by day until some retail holders start to lose patience or even faith. I think this is how insto can break down some of the diamond hands.

So this my understanding. At the moment, on the daily chart, althought RSI is very close to oversold, but the weekly chart, MACD just started to cross downwards since last week. so I guess not yet a clear sign of rebound?

From the weekly chart we can see since 2020, we had three major run and dip, both the sep2020 dip and march2021 dip bottomed right on the moving average line.
View attachment 2652

I only started to learn technical analysis. I hope you and any other technical analyst could shed some more light on this one.

thanks in advance.

Morning Stan9614,

Thankyou for the broker data, and your comments on such.

As far as gaps, and the retracing of price to re touch , such positions on a chart go, well personally I think it's something taught in Charting.... and as such becomes part or the real life price data, due to private / institutional Charting departments inserting it into the algorythams.
Tell enough people something and often, eventually, subconsciously, such things will happen.
I do not know the statistical occurance of gaps being re touched, but the mere fact those that engage in Charting to determine their physical trades seem to hark on about gaps, one would think the odds of it happening would be 25% to 40% ???.


On the relatively decent daily turnover of our stock over the last three months, and the high average prices paid & volumes accumulated by institutions.

*Personally I am classified as a trader by the ato.

A technique which I taught myself years ago, and I had to explain to my accountant a couple of times, is the cycling of shares.

Example.

*( Excluding brokerage to keep it simple)

Buy 1000units @$1.00=$1000 cost
Sell 1000units @$0.95=$950 capitol returned & -$50.00 loss.
Buy 1055units@ $0.90=$949.50.

In the above , simplified, example three things occurred.
1, Capitol loss ,-$50.00, to carry foward and reduce future capitol gains.
( this is great stuff ).
2, Share holding has risen by 5.5% or extra 55 shares.
3, Cost price of shares held is dropped to $0.90, or 10% .

Magnifying the above process one can see how institutional traders
Can generate significant returns, lower their $ cost average and gain a great tax bonus.

Scaled up...

Buy 10,000,000units@$1.00=$10,000,000.
Sell 10,000,000units@$0.95=$9,500,000.= -$500,000 capitol loss.... basically a future tax credit.
Buy 10,550,000units@$0.90=$9,495,000. Gained extra 550,000 units.

Repeat this daily and it's quit profitable. On many fronts.

This could also help explain the relentless downward pressure , along with shorters etc.

For the record I have not sold one unit in brn in the last 1.5 to 2 years, as could not bear the stress of not having a permanent position.

Execution of the above technique is also quite stressful and requires a plan set in stone , and b...s of steel to see through.

Hope this was of some help .

Cheers for your input.

Regards,
Esq.

 

[stan9614]

Morning Stan9614,

Thankyou for the broker data, and your comments on such.

As far as gaps, and the retracing of price to re touch , such positions on a chart go, well personally I think it's something taught in Charting.... and as such becomes part or the real life price data, due to private / institutional Charting departments inserting it into the algorythams.
Tell enough people something and often, eventually, subconsciously, such things will happen.
I do not know the statistical occurance of gaps being re touched, but the mere fact those that engage in Charting to determine their physical trades seem to hark on about gaps, one would think the odds of it happening would be 25% to 40% ???.


On the relatively decent daily turnover of our stock over the last three months, and the high average prices paid & volumes accumulated by institutions.

*Personally I am classified as a trader by the ato.

A technique which I taught myself years ago, and I had to explain to my accountant a couple of times, is the cycling of shares.

Example.

*( Excluding brokerage to keep it simple)

Buy 1000units @$1.00=$1000 cost
Sell 1000units @$0.95=$950 capitol returned & -$50.00 loss.
Buy 1055units@ $0.90=$949.50.

In the above , simplified, example three things occurred.
1, Capitol loss ,-$50.00, to carry foward and reduce future capitol gains.
( this is great stuff ).
2, Share holding has risen by 5.5% or extra 55 shares.
3, Cost price of shares held is dropped to $0.90, or 10% .

Magnifying the above process one can see how institutional traders
Can generate significant returns, lower their $ cost average and gain a great tax bonus.

Scaled up...

Buy 10,000,000units@$1.00=$10,000,000.
Sell 10,000,000units@$0.95=$9,500,000.= -$500,000 capitol loss.... basically a future tax credit.
Buy 10,550,000units@$0.90=$9,495,000. Gained extra 550,000 units.

Repeat this daily and it's quit profitable. On many fronts.

This could also help explain the relentless downward pressure , along with shorters etc.

For the record I have not sold one unit in brn in the last 1.5 to 2 years, as could not bear the stress of not having a permanent position.

Execution of the above technique is also quite stressful and requires a plan set in stone , and b...s of steel to see through.

Hope this was of some help .

Cheers for your input.

Regards,
Esq.

Thanks buddy for taking the effort discussing. It seems not many others are having a mood to join the discussion at the moment.

I hope others technical experts like dolci, YLJ could also share their thoughts with us as well.

 

[Yak52]

I have posted some discussion on broker data on HC, I will just re-posted here so that whoever is not read HC anymore could probably help working out some of my questions.

First of all, I have been told about the gaps, it seems the gap on the 1st of Jan around 70c is the second gap since this run, while the 1st gap happened on the 24/12/2021. I was told that normally the 1st gap won't need to be filled, but the second one onward inevitably always get filled. I am just wondering if this is how you know about the gaps theory as well?
View attachment 2645

Regarding to the broker data, when the RSI reached 90, I had every reason to sell a big portion but I didn't, because of what I see in the broker data. the Data shows even if you look at the data from March 2021, the majority of insto are starting to have paper losses as their average buy price was around $1 from 12/03/2021 to 11/03/2022.
View attachment 2646

now if look at the data from 4/1/22 where mecedes news came out. it is clear that retailer investors were the major seller while instos bought like crazy with average buy price at over $1.5

View attachment 2647

The peak three days happened on 18th, 19th and 20th of Jan. where the RSI reached 90, and looking at the data on each of those days, especially what jp morgan did on the 19th (net bought 10m shares at $2). That was what turned my mind away from selling any of my long term holdings.
View attachment 2648
View attachment 2649
View attachment 2650

One thing I am sure is that this the broker data for this wrong was totally different from the one in september 2020,
here is the data from March 2020 to March 2021. It clearly shows that retailer brokers were top net buyers, while instos sold huge amount of stocks. completely opposite to the data between March 2021 to March 2022

View attachment 2651

So, my questions is, why would these instos allow itself to accumulate so many brn shares and let the price slide below their average cost? Especially when all of us know that Brainchip's fundamentally has being stronger and stronger.

My guess is that instos are intending to shake out more retail investors, especially the multi-baggers. and if that is the case. To do that, they will use small amount of shares to drive down the price day by day until some retail holders start to lose patience or even faith. I think this is how insto can break down some of the diamond hands.

So this my understanding. At the moment, on the daily chart, althought RSI is very close to oversold, but the weekly chart, MACD just started to cross downwards since last week. so I guess not yet a clear sign of rebound?

From the weekly chart we can see since 2020, we had three major run and dip, both the sep2020 dip and march2021 dip bottomed right on the moving average line.
View attachment 2652

I only started to learn technical analysis. I hope you and any other technical analyst could shed some more light on this one.

thanks in advance.

Hi Stan. Thanks so much for the data reports.
Can I ask what platform/broker you use to get these please? Might be worth joining just for the Broke reports.

Interesting data on many fronts.
The yearly data showed who was holding NET shares and average pricing. 200 mil extra picked up by insto.
Mostly from Retail & Insto being even mix.

The 4 Jan to 11 Mar data was interesting also.
Retail Commonwealth was down NET 12.8 Mil. Many smaller & some LTH decided to go with profits.
The interesting part was who was holding NET Positive positions after that run up.
Maquirie insto still holding 28 mil
JPMorgan also with 15 Mil
Citigroup has 6 Mil
UBS has 6 mil also surprising and good for us! (means SP will return up into profit)
Morrison has 4.7 Mil
Merrill lynch at 3.5 Mil
Goldman Sachs has 2.5 Mil

A good mix of big players with shares purchased during the run up and still holding them.
$1.28 was the cheapest with most around the $1.50 mark.

ANOTHER BIG TAKE AWAY was how many SHARES are being turned over (VOL) compared to last year! MASSIVE.
For that 5 week period alone - Commonwealth churned over 1.6 BILLION shares
Open Markets day traders did 290 MILLION shares.
CMC DTs did nearly 200 MILLION shares
Credit Suisse churned 437 Million shares
Morgan Stanley churned over 75 Million shares
AIEX did 170 Mil
Merrill Lynch churned163 MILLION and just kept 3.5 Mil
Morrison churned 327 Mil and kept 4.7 Mil
UBS churned over 931 Mil shares keeping just 5.9 Mil
JPMorgan did 129 Million kept only 15 Mil
Macquire insto churned 62 Mil and kept 28 Mill

MASSIVE TOTAL VOL for just a 5 week period during a run up/down. Staggering numbers compared to last year which indicates our "popularity" now as such though it is known now as a "Trading Stock" rather than a long term hold.

cheers Yak52

 

[Esq.111]

Hi Stan. Thanks so much for the data reports.
Can I ask what platform/broker you use to get these please? Might be worth joining just for the Broke reports.

Interesting data on many fronts.
The yearly data showed who was holding NET shares and average pricing. 200 mil extra picked up by insto.
Mostly from Retail & Insto being even mix.

The 4 Jan to 11 Mar data was interesting also.
Retail Commonwealth was down NET 12.8 Mil. Many smaller & some LTH decided to go with profits.
The interesting part was who was holding NET Positive positions after that run up.
Maquirie insto still holding 28 mil
JPMorgan also with 15 Mil
Citigroup has 6 Mil
UBS has 6 mil also surprising and good for us! (means SP will return up into profit)
Morrison has 4.7 Mil
Merrill lynch at 3.5 Mil
Goldman Sachs has 2.5 Mil

A good mix of big players with shares purchased during the run up and still holding them.
$1.28 was the cheapest with most around the $1.50 mark.

ANOTHER BIG TAKE AWAY was how many SHARES are being turned over (VOL) compared to last year! MASSIVE.
For that 5 week period alone - Commonwealth churned over 1.6 BILLION shares
Open Markets day traders did 290 MILLION shares.
CMC DTs did nearly 200 MILLION shares
Credit Suisse churned 437 Million shares
Morgan Stanley churned over 75 Million shares
AIEX did 170 Mil
Merrill Lynch churned163 MILLION and just kept 3.5 Mil
Morrison churned 327 Mil and kept 4.7 Mil
UBS churned over 931 Mil shares keeping just 5.9 Mil
JPMorgan did 129 Million kept only 15 Mil
Macquire insto churned 62 Mil and kept 28 Mill

MASSIVE TOTAL VOL for just a 5 week period during a run up/down. Staggering numbers compared to last year which indicates our "popularity" now as such though it is known now as a "Trading Stock" rather than a long term hold.

cheers Yak52

Afternoon Yak52 ,

Cheers for the above input , breakdown .

Good to have a bit of churn , freshens everyone up a bit .
Though would have to say , I am surprised the
the price touched low .90c range.

Any way , onwards and upwards.Every day down is is one less to greatness.

Hope the medical went well.

Regards,
Esq.

 

[Mugen74]

Wow those are some huuge numbers,to think Commonwealth did 1.6 billion alone,basically the equivalent of total shares on issue in 5 weeks!Just wow,hold onto your shares people,this is going to be huge when annoucements finally start rolling in.

 

[Yak52]

Afternoon Yak52 ,

Cheers for the above input , breakdown .

Good to have a bit of churn , freshens everyone up a bit .
Though would have to say , I am surprised the
the price touched low .90c range.

Any way , onwards and upwards.Every day down is is one less to greatness.

Hope the medical went well.

Regards,
Esq.

Hi Esq111.

the medical stuff went ok, results this week. Hopefully some answers come out of it all.

Thanks for asking.

Yak52

 

[stan9614]

Hi Stan. Thanks so much for the data reports.
Can I ask what platform/broker you use to get these please? Might be worth joining just for the Broke reports.

Interesting data on many fronts.
The yearly data showed who was holding NET shares and average pricing. 200 mil extra picked up by insto.
Mostly from Retail & Insto being even mix.

The 4 Jan to 11 Mar data was interesting also.
Retail Commonwealth was down NET 12.8 Mil. Many smaller & some LTH decided to go with profits.
The interesting part was who was holding NET Positive positions after that run up.
Maquirie insto still holding 28 mil
JPMorgan also with 15 Mil
Citigroup has 6 Mil
UBS has 6 mil also surprising and good for us! (means SP will return up into profit)
Morrison has 4.7 Mil
Merrill lynch at 3.5 Mil
Goldman Sachs has 2.5 Mil

A good mix of big players with shares purchased during the run up and still holding them.
$1.28 was the cheapest with most around the $1.50 mark.

ANOTHER BIG TAKE AWAY was how many SHARES are being turned over (VOL) compared to last year! MASSIVE.
For that 5 week period alone - Commonwealth churned over 1.6 BILLION shares
Open Markets day traders did 290 MILLION shares.
CMC DTs did nearly 200 MILLION shares
Credit Suisse churned 437 Million shares
Morgan Stanley churned over 75 Million shares
AIEX did 170 Mil
Merrill Lynch churned163 MILLION and just kept 3.5 Mil
Morrison churned 327 Mil and kept 4.7 Mil
UBS churned over 931 Mil shares keeping just 5.9 Mil
JPMorgan did 129 Million kept only 15 Mil
Macquire insto churned 62 Mil and kept 28 Mill

MASSIVE TOTAL VOL for just a 5 week period during a run up/down. Staggering numbers compared to last year which indicates our "popularity" now as such though it is known now as a "Trading Stock" rather than a long term hold.

cheers Yak52

hi, Yak52
i subscribed to daytradescan.com for $99/month. you can sign up and try free for 1 month I believe.

yes, it seems to me it would like make sense that insto keeps on shaking off weak hands at their cost price, which is around 95c. obviously they could always use big more shares drive down the SP below their cost for a very short period, just to create enough panic.

as long term investors. we just have to be mentally prepared for this process and hand on tight.

 

[Yak52]

Thanks Stan for that info about your subscription.

Yes this has the feel of a base for now. Putin's the next big fear we should have and what hes going to do next.

ASX News is for us is a must but unlikely. I would like to see another Top 20 and Tony Dawe state that No Management have sold since last Oct as the pattern is so similar to last years. Do not expect that to be supplied so not even going to ask for it.
Less Retail here now that before Jan and they will not be coming back as they have retreated from the markets and/or gone hunting for cheap priced shares. BRN is to expensive for most of the smaller retail
Now Insto will rule BRN trading & price from here on. And the control , accumulation etc will just have top be suffered!
BRN has become a LTH only with large swings the only method for really taking profits or adding to your base holdings. We could see 95c range for months now if no motivator eventuates to change the status quo.
My personal opinion last year was the company wanted to get insto in and smaller retail out which is exactly what has happen in my opinion!

The daily adding of shorts is getting smaller in Volume. Down to 400,000 for last Monday now. Sooner of later shorts will dry up or at least nearly which will help any positive buying lift the SP. For now the Shorters now that there is no news coming from management period so they have little fear.

Yak52.

 

[stan9614]

Thanks Stan for that info about your subscription.

Yes this has the feel of a base for now. Putin's the next big fear we should have and what hes going to do next.

ASX News is for us is a must but unlikely. I would like to see another Top 20 and Tony Dawe state that No Management have sold since last Oct as the pattern is so similar to last years. Do not expect that to be supplied so not even going to ask for it.
Less Retail here now that before Jan and they will not be coming back as they have retreated from the markets and/or gone hunting for cheap priced shares. BRN is to expensive for most of the smaller retail
Now Insto will rule BRN trading & price from here on. And the control , accumulation etc will just have top be suffered!
BRN has become a LTH only with large swings the only method for really taking profits or adding to your base holdings. We could see 95c range for months now if no motivator eventuates to change the status quo.
My personal opinion last year was the company wanted to get insto in and smaller retail out which is exactly what has happen in my opinion!

The daily adding of shorts is getting smaller in Volume. Down to 400,000 for last Monday now. Sooner of later shorts will dry up or at least nearly which will help any positive buying lift the SP. For now the Shorters now that there is no news coming from management period so they have little fear.

Yak52.

not sure how long this process will be, but Today looks like finally a sign for a solid bottom formed if not a sign of commence for rebound.

 

[MDhere]

Thanks Stan. Brilliant as usual.

 

[AusEire]

Any updates on the broker data for Brainchip? Be interested to see who's doing all the buying and selling?