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[Rise from the ashes]

Version 1 dated 2021

Ahh was just a quick google I'll try find data sheet after dinner

 

[Fact Finder]

Evening Fact Finder,

Certainly will be fun for the shorters trying to reduce their positions.



Bring on a BIG SHORT SQUEEZE.

Regards,
Esq.

Hi @Esq.111
I think I must have taken too much medication because I keep having these crazy thoughts.

Nonetheless I think it’s logical to believe that so called sophisticated players on the ASX always pull their orders overnight including their fake manipulative orders.

I have often wondered what number of sellers are genuine.

Perhaps the genuine numbers are those sitting in the above post a tiny 1.58 million which is about one eleventh of one percent of shares on issue.

My wild opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[DJM263]

Hi @Esq.111
I think I must have taken too much medication because I keep having these crazy thoughts.

Nonetheless I think it’s logical to believe that so called sophisticated players on the ASX always pull their orders overnight including their fake manipulative orders.

I have often wondered what number of sellers are genuine.

Perhaps the genuine numbers are those sitting in the above post a tiny 1.58 million which is about one eleventh of one percent of shares on issue.

My wild opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

I’ve been thinking of how many shares traded are only being traded between the shorters and the trading houses and back again.
When you consider how many are held firm and not traded at all for many years, I suspect the shorties and the trading houses just keep swapping the same stock and cash over and over again.
You have often highlighted less then a couple of % traded each day..

I’m holding my nice crisp shares whilst they can swap the poor old crumpled, torn worn out shares.

 

[chapman89]

High Speed Counting with event-based vision

Imago event-based camera co-developed with Prophesee counts moving objects at a throughput of 1,000 objects per second.

www.prophesee.ai

 

[Rise from the ashes]

High Speed Counting with event-based vision

Imago event-based camera co-developed with Prophesee counts moving objects at a throughput of 1,000 objects per second.

www.prophesee.ai

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[HopalongPetrovski]

I’ve been thinking of how many shares traded are only being traded between the shorters and the trading houses and back again.
When you consider how many are held firm and not traded at all for many years, I suspect the shorties and the trading houses just keep swapping the same stock and cash over and over again.
You have often highlighted less then a couple of % traded each day..

I’m holding my nice crisp shares whilst they can swap the poor old crumpled, torn worn out shares.

I iron mine fresh and crisp every morning, then set them out in the garden and occasionally roll in them, naked of course, like autumnal leaves. Then, a quick hand wash, brisk tumble dry and then back in the mattress ready for another nights kip.

 

[AusEire]

Something I have been puzzling.

I found the Vorago NASA successful Phase 1 notice and posted it here on Saturday 2 July, 2022 at a bit after 9am.

Out of the blue Motley Fool and James Mickelborro publish a very negative article on Sunday, 3 July, 2022 about Brainchip and particularly targeted NASA and put a link to a NASA payment page from late December, 2020 early 2021 and claimed there had been absolutely nothing from NASA since and it was clearly dead in the water.

The article claims that Brainchip was talking up NASA yet having looked my recollection is confirmed that NASA though mentioned has taken a back seat to Mercedes Benz, SiFive, ARM, Edge Impulse, Nviso, MegaChips, Renesas and Prophesse for many months now.

In short is there a connection and is that connection shorthand for 'shit we better close out our positions as we did not see that one coming' before this NASA information gets out.

This was a reasonable reaction because Brainchip has stated they are locked down by NASA and not allowed to talk about what they are doing? It therefore stands to reason why they would bet on there being nothing about NASA released by Brainchip.

I most certainly never expected to find this document and find out that Vorago has modelled the use of AKIDA in the Rover and estimates it will increase its speed of operation by about 140 times to 20 kph the NASA targeted speed.

Sometimes when the duck waddles and quacks we should perhaps shoot it before it takes flight and can hide itself with the rest of the flock.

So is there a point to noting this post the event. Yes a few points in fact.

The first is others play a rigged game and if you join in it will end in tears for you.

Second you need to do your own research, do not trust the word of others and have a plan.

Thirdly, it might also prove the potential for positive research here to be something which others might view as capable of influencing the market. The 1,000 Eyes is perhaps influential.

Finally, meaningless negative posting assists those who would manipulate retail.

For the very reasons @DingoBorat states I do not use stop losses and rely upon my alerts to stay on top of my various investments.

The use of stop losses is an individual decision but you need to be very careful as they were designed and programmed into the system by those who control the game and you might well be suspicious as to their motives when they maintain that allowing shorting is necessary to maintain liquidity because of the lack of volume on the ASX.

Remember they claim the same argument to support shorting on the largest markets in the world including the Nasdaq. They get to have it both ways and screamed like the proverbial when retail played their game against them last year in the USA.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Have we got a link somewhere showing Akidas result on the Rover?

I'd like to share it with Micklepenis on Twitter. I know the article is here somewhere

 

[Fact Finder]

Have we got a link somewhere showing Akidas result on the Rover?

I'd like to share it with Micklepenis on Twitter. I know the article is here somewhere

https://techport.nasa.gov/file/141775

 

[AusEire]

https://techport.nasa.gov/file/141775

Thanks mate

I will be sharing this with our good friends at the Motley Tool and Micklepenis on Twitter. Maybe I'll wait for their article tomorrow questioning why the SP went up 10% today? Our good friend @BaconLover has already written the headline for them to speed up the process. He's providing a stellar service for free

I think the emoji might have been a typo

Akida Ballista

 

[Fact Finder]

Thanks mate

I will be sharing this with our good friends at the Motley Tool and Micklepenis on Twitter. Maybe I'll wait for there article tomorrow questioning why the SP went up 10% today? Our good friend @BaconLover has already written the headline for them to speed up the process. He's providing a stellar service for free

I think the emoji might have been a typo

Akida Ballista

Every single dish is better with BACON even revenge.

FF


AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Reuben]

Having a chat with a valeo exec.. looks like they are going out all guns blazing with their 3rd gen lidar....

 

[SERA2g]

I think we will get two announcements soon covering our IP being licensed to Moschip and Nviso.

Sadly, I doubt Nviso will licence our IP. They are simply too small a company to pay the licence fees of circa $1m.
They’ve bought a development kit and are using it in their testing which is great, but I am confident they’ll access our IP in products they commercialise via Renasas or MegaChips.

It’s the chip companies that have the production and IP output volumes that allow paying licence fees to make sense from a commercial perspective.

As an example, how many smart fridges would LG need to sell to recoup the licence fees for akida before they even consider breaking even on the rest of their opex costs. The answer is too many. So they’ll access our IP via distributors.

 

[Labsy]

You need this one

Yeah baby!!!

 

[Lex555]

Get use to seeing this Chippers , going to be a huge 6 months

Nice spot T, I always keep an eye out during 9’s financial section for BRN, knowing it’ll soon be a household name, dwarfing afterwho

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Interesting article on Understanding the errors introduced by military AI applications. Also interesting because Jeff Krichmar worked on the patriot missile as software engineer.

Understanding the errors introduced by military AI applications | Brookings

The embrace of AI in military applications comes with immense risk: New systems introduce the possibility of new types of error, and understanding how autonomous machines will fail is important when crafting policy for buying and overseeing this new generation of autonomous weapons.

www.brookings.edu

 

[Slade]

Sadly, I doubt Nviso will licence our IP. They are simply too small a company to pay the licence fees of circa $1m.
They’ve bought a development kit and are using it in their testing which is great, but I am confident they’ll access our IP in products they commercialise via Renasas or MegaChips.

It’s the chip companies that have the production and IP output volumes that allow paying licence fees to make sense from a commercial perspective.

As an example, how many smart fridges would LG need to sell to recoup the licence fees for akida before they even consider breaking even on the rest of their opex costs. The answer is too many. So they’ll access our IP via distributors.

Thanks Sera, got it. Wonder who they will go through….Renesas or MegaChips.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Sadly, I doubt Nviso will licence our IP. They are simply too small a company to pay the licence fees of circa $1m.
They’ve bought a development kit and are using it in their testing which is great, but I am confident they’ll access our IP in products they commercialise via Renasas or MegaChips.

It’s the chip companies that have the production and IP output volumes that allow paying licence fees to make sense from a commercial perspective.

As an example, how many smart fridges would LG need to sell to recoup the licence fees for akida before they even consider breaking even on the rest of their opex costs. The answer is too many. So they’ll access our IP via distributors.

They'll be listing on the ASX so raising a pissy mill plus will be no issue at all. Already had 29 million in funding also

 

[Dallas]

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[Dallas]

 

[cosors]

Dear BRN community,

I'm coming over from the TLG threads to ask some ASX related question that effects (as far as I could see) almost all stocks at the ASX, but not all in the same manner. You guys seem to have more experience than us with these things, thats why I am coming here for the question. (nice 10% pop for you today )

Today is a bad example, but I have observed quite a number of times that the share price seems to rise a few % in the last hour of a trading day. Look at the plot yesterday for an example which was quite typical. I didn't do any statistical analysis, but I bet that it would stick out if you do. I have seen it in TLG quite often and also a couple of times in BRN, though I dont follow BRN that closely.

Do you have any idea why that is? Does it have anything to do with canceled orders or maybe a change in bid-ask spread towards the end of a trading day? Is there a way to see the spread on the ASX?

Cheers,
Semmel

Is there a way to see the spread on the ASX?

Answered by Esq.111 some time ago. I just stumbled across his post by chance.
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-2022.1/post-62253

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