BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Rise from the ashes]

Here's the Kablammo from the other day for those that missed it.

@BaconLover The pdf file only mentions CNN

 

[M_C]

Hey @MC🐠, that's quite a number of "likes" Rob Telson has given Intel of late. I'm assuming he doesn't go around liking lots of random things like aardvarks on roller skates.

Do you think there is any discernible pattern occurring on LinkedIn? For example, do you know many "likes" Rob gave to "Arm" before the partnership was announced?

I'm thinking it's only a matter of time before there's confirmation that we are a part of the Intel...

Hey mate,

Apologies for the delayed reply. This is what I've saved of INTEL connections so far, it represents about half of what I've come across to date. IMO we are working very closely with INTEL, particularly given the whole SiFive partnership (Whom Intel recently tried to acquire)

Opinion only DYOR

 

[M_C]

Hey mate,

Apologies for the delayed reply. This is what I've saved from INTEL connections so far, it represents about half of what I've come across to date. IMO we are working very closely with INTEL, particularly given the whole SiFive partnership (Whom Intel recently tried to acquire)

Opinion only DYOR

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[Deena]

To my eyes you seem to have misunderstood totally what the context of the post and discussion was about. Probably due to language and cultural differences.

There is no "arrogance" in taking a more pro-active interest in your investment because you have a larger dollar invested than those with smaller amounts. The point being made was my own observation that "fence sitters" and lazy investors tended to have only small holdings and that larger holders take far more interest in their investments and want to now more about whats going on with the company and product. We don't sit back and take a chill pill as has been rudely suggested.
You seemed to also miss the point that those smaller holders were the ones not caring enough about their investments and preferring to sit back and enquire about nothing.
We (I) did not suggest they get treated in a different way to larger holders either as you have suggested.

I hope this clears up the confusion regarding your misunderstanding about the discussion that had been taking place.

Guten Abend.
Yak52

Cows may come and cows may go ... but the bull in this place goes on forever!

Let me recap my thoughts on where we are headed.

1. Firstly I would NEVER doubt the integrity of our management team. They are beyond reproach.

2. Secondly, the intelligence and ability of our technical teams worldwide, led by the gurus in the industry leaves light years between us and any would be pretenders. (If I told you once, I told you a billion times ... don't exaggerate.) But honestly who else is out there to compare with Peter and Anil and the many more talented people working for Brainchip as well as other companies who are incorporating our technology?

3. And as they say in million dollar man - We have the technology ... and no one else has it or is even close.

4. We have the protection. Patents, patents, and still more patents soooo wide, no one can get round them.

5. We have the partners, growing by the day, all clambering to include our technology into their products. There are just too many to try to list here, but the big names amongst them are simply staggering.

6. The income IS coming, maybe not this quarter but, Pantene lovers be aware, it will happen. And once the numbers start to stack up, the share price will go through the roof. Those that have done their research and used their common sense and held firm will be handsomely rewarded.

7. When you consider the above, any talk of side-issues are simply a distraction. Fellow shareholders, DON'T BE DISTRACTED, we are in SAFE hands. There are far too many discerning shareholders and people with unchallengeable integrity and unbelievable ability at the top to allow any unscrupulous manipulators to take control of this company.

How great it is to have all these highly intelligent and motivated people, working for us as shareholders to make us rich, while we lounge back at home and accumulate while they do all the work.

Sit back and enjoy the ride everyone. It's really great to be a shareholder, big or small! I can't wait for the next AGM. I'll be there next time. See you there!

Cheers
Deena

 

[JK200SX]

Cows may come and cows may go ... but the bull in this place goes on forever!

Let me recap my thoughts on where we are headed.

1. Firstly I would NEVER doubt the integrity of our management team. They are beyond reproach.

2. Secondly, the intelligence and ability of our technical teams worldwide, led by the gurus in the industry leaves light years between us and any would be pretenders. (If I told you once, I told you a billion times ... don't exaggerate.) But honestly who else is out there to compare with Peter and Anil and the many more talented people working for Brainchip as well as other companies who are incorporating our technology?

3. And as they say in million dollar man - We have the technology ... and no one else has it or is even close.

4. We have the protection. Patents, patents, and still more patents soooo wide, no one can get round them.

5. We have the partners, growing by the day, all clambering to include our technology into their products. There are just too many to try to list here, but the big names amongst them are simply staggering.

6. The income IS coming, maybe not this quarter but, Pantene lovers be aware, is is happening. And once the numbers start to stack up, the share price will go through the roof. Those that have done their research and used their common sense and held firm will be handsomely rewarded.

7. When you consider the above, any talk of side-issues are simply a distraction. Fellow shareholders, DON'T BE DISTRACTED, we are in SAFE hands. There are far too many discerning shareholders and people with unchallengeable integrity and unbelievable ability at the top to allow any unscrupulous manipulators to take control of this company.

How great it is to have all these highly intelligent and motivated people, working for us as shareholders to make us rich, while we lounge back at home and accumulate while they do all the work.

Sit back and enjoy the ride everyone. It's really great to be a shareholder, big or small! I can't wait for the next AGM. I'll be there next time. See you there!

Cheers
Deena

But, would've been good if Tony was able to provide a bit more substance on his replies to the Citicorp Nominees topic. I understand that its not BRN's responsibility, etc, but considering that Tony would know that there is a large shareholder base that is viewing this forum, that a reply with a little more information would've been great.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

But, would've been good if Tony was able to provide a bit more substance on his replies to the Citicorp Nominees topic. I understand that its not BRN's responsibility, etc, but considering that Tony would know that there is a large shareholder base that is viewing this forum, that a reply with a little more information would've been great.

One reason could be that only a few shareholders would hear about this info must have a level playing field. LOL, level playing field

 

[Bravo]

He-he-he! This feud could be fantastic advertising for BrainChip!!!

"ELECTRIC CARS DRIVE LONGER WITH AKIDA."

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[Perhaps]

Cows may come and cows may go ... but the bull in this place goes on forever!

Let me recap my thoughts on where we are headed.

1. Firstly I would NEVER doubt the integrity of our management team. They are beyond reproach.

2. Secondly, the intelligence and ability of our technical teams worldwide, led by the gurus in the industry leaves light years between us and any would be pretenders. (If I told you once, I told you a billion times ... don't exaggerate.) But honestly who else is out there to compare with Peter and Anil and the many more talented people working for Brainchip as well as other companies who are incorporating our technology?

3. And as they say in million dollar man - We have the technology ... and no one else has it or is even close.

4. We have the protection. Patents, patents, and still more patents soooo wide, no one can get round them.

5. We have the partners, growing by the day, all clambering to include our technology into their products. There are just too many to try to list here, but the big names amongst them are simply staggering.

6. The income IS coming, maybe not this quarter but, Pantene lovers be aware, is is happening. And once the numbers start to stack up, the share price will go through the roof. Those that have done their research and used their common sense and held firm will be handsomely rewarded.

7. When you consider the above, any talk of side-issues are simply a distraction. Fellow shareholders, DON'T BE DISTRACTED, we are in SAFE hands. There are far too many discerning shareholders and people with unchallengeable integrity and unbelievable ability at the top to allow any unscrupulous manipulators to take control of this company.

How great it is to have all these highly intelligent and motivated people, working for us as shareholders to make us rich, while we lounge back at home and accumulate while they do all the work.

Sit back and enjoy the ride everyone. It's really great to be a shareholder, big or small! I can't wait for the next AGM. I'll be there next time. See you there!

Cheers
Deena

Lots of points without relevance, but as a long time investor not talking about peanuts by myself, just singing Hallelujah isn't that satisfying anymore. The investor relations to the retail people are pretty poor, only person I trust in this case is PvdM.
Of course I believe in the company, I'm stilll here. But a touch more communication would be great, as I even got no response on substantial questions. Sorry, I will not just sit back and relax.

 

[VictorG]

I just don't get the monthly subscription for heated seats (BMW)

They heat the seats by having bikini clad super models sit on them for 30 minutes. Good value I recon'

 

[chapman89]

 

[chapman89]

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[Bravo]

Oooooooooooooooohhh!!

Coalition Senator Linda Reynolds (who was Defence Minister until March 2021) was more than six months late in declaring a series of share trades on her register of interests. She acquired shares in Falcon Metals, Electro Optic Systems Holdings and... BrainChip Holdings in October and November 2021.

Linda Reynolds more than six months late in declaring series of share trades on register

Coalition senator blames ‘administrative oversight’ for delayed disclosure of shares including in Electro Optic Systems, which had previously been awarded millions in government contracts

www.theguardian.com

 

[jk6199]

Oooooooooooooooohhh!!

Coalition Senator Linda Reynolds (who was Defence Minister until March 2021) was more than six months late in declaring a series of share trades on her register of interests. She acquired shares in Falcon Metals, Electro Optic Systems Holdings and... BrainChip Holdings in October and November 2021.

Linda Reynolds more than six months late in declaring series of share trades on register

Coalition senator blames ‘administrative oversight’ for delayed disclosure of shares including in Electro Optic Systems, which had previously been awarded millions in government contracts

www.theguardian.com

She wasn't Fact Finder was she, LOL?

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Oooooooooooooooohhh!!

Coalition Senator Linda Reynolds (who was Defence Minister until March 2021) was more than six months late in declaring a series of share trades on her register of interests. She acquired shares in Falcon Metals, Electro Optic Systems Holdings and... BrainChip Holdings in October and November 2021.

Linda Reynolds more than six months late in declaring series of share trades on register

Coalition senator blames ‘administrative oversight’ for delayed disclosure of shares including in Electro Optic Systems, which had previously been awarded millions in government contracts

www.theguardian.com

Big spender went all in

 

[Rise from the ashes]

They heat the seats by having bikini clad super models sit on them for 30 minutes. Good value I recon'

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Oooooooooooooooohhh!!

Coalition Senator Linda Reynolds (who was Defence Minister until March 2021) was more than six months late in declaring a series of share trades on her register of interests. She acquired shares in Falcon Metals, Electro Optic Systems Holdings and... BrainChip Holdings in October and November 2021.

Linda Reynolds more than six months late in declaring series of share trades on register

Coalition senator blames ‘administrative oversight’ for delayed disclosure of shares including in Electro Optic Systems, which had previously been awarded millions in government contracts

www.theguardian.com

AH-HAAAAAAA....so your saying it's ScoMo behind the Citicorp secret squirrel take over bid!!!
Now it all makes sense!
Arise fellow Chippers and lets all march on their headquarters....where's Buffalo man when we need him?
Down with capitalism, down with trousers!
Let's all huff and puff!

 

[Filobeddo]

Oooooooooooooooohhh!!

Coalition Senator Linda Reynolds (who was Defence Minister until March 2021) was more than six months late in declaring a series of share trades on her register of interests. She acquired shares in Falcon Metals, Electro Optic Systems Holdings and... BrainChip Holdings in October and November 2021.

Linda Reynolds more than six months late in declaring series of share trades on register

Coalition senator blames ‘administrative oversight’ for delayed disclosure of shares including in Electro Optic Systems, which had previously been awarded millions in government contracts

www.theguardian.com

Thanks for posting @Bravo

Very interesting, but not suprising IMO as BRN would be up the top (if not top) of the critical Aust defence industries list.

Obviously she would have had insight into a whole range of defence systems ( Aust, US, UK) Akida is being trialed / incorporated in

Would love to see value of her BRN holding, and how long she's held it.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Thanks for posting @Bravo

Very interesting, but not suprising IMO as BRN would be up the top (if not top) of the critical Aust defence industries list.

Obviously she would have had insight into a whole range of defence systems ( Aust, US, UK) Akida is being trialed / incorporated in

Would love to see value of her BRN holding, and how long she's held it.

under 700 bucks

 

[Filobeddo]

under 700 bucks

MInd posting a snip, can only see first part of article

 

[Rise from the ashes]

MInd posting a snip, can only see first part of article

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