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Iseki

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Good heavens. All this talk about ARM take-overs and too many directors.

A company only does a take-over if they can't achieve what the target has achieved. That's the only reason. Why then would you want to be taken over by an inferior company? NVIDIA produced better graphics cards that Intel, but refused to sell out. Look at them now. These guys (NVIDIA) will be the biggest losers as all the classical ML AI is being done on their chips. They're hard to buy because they are being used for crypto algorithms.

The point is, is that if you have a solution to a particular problem and you can put that solution into a cheap chip, then the future is your to lose. Like selling out for what they will tell you is a pile of cash.

ARM is for sale anyway. Maybe Elon is going to take it for a spin.

AS far as the new directors go, I was surprised at the parsimony of the deal that swung the new CEO. Since the future is so exciting there won't need to be massive payments to fill the positions. It will be more a matter of finding individuals with links into the right areas (Healthcare, Defense, Smart Factories etc).

If the current shorting is in some way associated with a hostile take-over, I don't see it. If someone is accumulating vast amounts of stock and their broker is borrowing them back to short then that's probably more likely.

At any rate, we'll get the 4C in less that a fortnight, along with the new Top20!
 
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wilzy123

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Here's wild speculation.

ARM is the new large shareholder.

They don't want Peter VDM associated with BRN anymore (no idea why but it's still part of my ridiculous theory) and are trying to push him out as he's the biggest hurdle to a takeover.

They voted against him at the AGM.

No.... (for the millionth time)...............

 
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BaconLover

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Hi all,

Can someone please explain to me how according to Dolci’s info ‘Citigroup is not buying ... they don't even hold shares acording to this’ yet they appear as a top 20 holder according to a poster who accessed the top 20 list?
Trying to learn. Thank you in advance.

In recent emails to a few share holders from Tony, he's indirectly acknowledged Citicorp involvement.

Rule no 1 in share market is NEVER trust anyone else.

Always take the information you're presented with a grain of salt, you'll have 4C and latest info on shareholders this month, so I'm waiting until then to see what's going on.

If they don't disclose it, I'll be going to Melbourne office myself to see.
 
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HopalongPetrovski

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Hi all,

Can someone please explain to me how according to Dolci’s info ‘Citigroup is not buying ... they don't even hold shares acording to this’ yet they appear as a top 20 holder according to a poster who accessed the top 20 list?
Trying to learn. Thank you in advance.
 
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equanimous

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A bit out of my depth here, but any links to Sony or Altair here?

Sony to Release Two Types of Stacked Event-Based Vision Sensors with the Industry’s Smallest*1 4.86μm Pixel Size for Detecting Subject Changes Only​

Delivering High-Speed, High-Precision Data Acquisition to​

Improve Industrial Equipment Productivity​


These two sensors were made possible through a collaboration between Sony and Prophesee, by combining Sony's CMOS image sensor technology with Prophesee's unique event-based vision sensing technology. This enables high-speed, high-precision data acquisition and contributes to improve the productivity of the industrial equipment.


Event-based Vision Sensors that can function like human optic nerves and monitor only changes in subjects will open up vast new possibilities for AI and robots​


 
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Serengeti

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In recent emails to a few share holders from Tony, he's indirectly acknowledged Citicorp involvement.

Rule no 1 in share market is NEVER trust anyone else.

Always take the information you're presented with a grain of salt, you'll have 4C and latest info on shareholders this month, so I'm waiting until then to see what's going on.

If they don't disclose it, I'll be going to Melbourne office myself to see.
Thanks BaconLover
 
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equanimous

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Event based, vibration monitoring, Machine monitoring, smart city applications

This video is worth revisiting

Sony is also partnered up with Ford Motor company so there could be a link with event based cameras for their EV lineup

 
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Just reading some of the discussions and points on Nasdaq.

Not sure if some are or aren't aware of the other ave to Nasdaq which is via SPAC.

Quiet often used for private companies however have seen done / discussed for ASX / NSX companies. SMX is one the recent ones looking at it.



Listing requirements are slightly diff than direct Nasdaq listing I believe and the listing can be achieved quicker.

Get the feel similar but bit more complex than our old RTO set ups on the ASX.




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With regard to Board Diversity there are some concessions on this with extension to achieve upon listing.


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If want conspiracy theories it just strange dot joining go back to my prev recent post on Gorilla IPO Spac listing haha


 
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Fox151

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That's too likely. Let's wildly speculate. 🤣
I'm just sayin. I called it first. Back on coldcrapper.

FF was the ultimate downramper. He spent years building up our trust with facts and logic, and regaling us with anecdotes like "akida ballista" and "blind Freddy...", only to bail towards the end of the first chapter of commercialisation, just as the insto's arrive, and causing us to fall into a panic of conspiracy theories. We've dropped from $2.43 to almost $0.80!!

What was his old area of law? Who were his clients? Could he have been a commercial lawyer for clients like citicorp? Who would know?

Is that wild enough speculation? Hopefully it provokes him into posting again. Or suing me for defamation? Either way at least we'll know he's alive and well...
 
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Perhaps

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Just reading some of the discussions and points on Nasdaq.

Not sure if some are or aren't aware of the other ave to Nasdaq which is via SPAC.

Quiet often used for private companies however have seen done / discussed for ASX / NSX companies. SMX is one the recent ones looking at it.



Listing requirements are slightly diff than direct Nasdaq listing I believe and the listing can be achieved quicker.

Get the feel similar but bit more complex than our old RTO set ups on the ASX.




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With regard to Board Diversity there are some concessions on this with extension to achieve upon listing.


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If want conspiracy theories it just strange dot joining go back to my prev recent post on Gorilla IPO Spac listing haha


Usually when the talk comes to the Nasdaq it's about a dual listing. A SPAC IPO is a different animal and wouldn't mean trading of our Brainchip shares on the Nasdaq, it's a new sort of shares. Also I can't see yet if this procedere is possible for companies which are already listed or just meant for new entries.
 
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I'm just sayin. I called it first. Back on coldcrapper.

FF was the ultimate downramper. He spent years building up our trust with facts and logic, and regaling us with anecdotes like "akida ballista" and "blind Freddy...", only to bail towards the end of the first chapter of commercialisation, just as the insto's arrive, and causing us to fall into a panic of conspiracy theories. We've dropped from $2.43 to almost $0.80!!

What was his old area of law? Who were his clients? Could he have been a commercial lawyer for clients like citicorp? Who would know?

Is that wild enough speculation? Hopefully it provokes him into posting again. Or suing me for defamation? Either way at least we'll know he's alive and well...


I was taught too

 
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Dozzaman1977

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I'm just sayin. I called it first. Back on coldcrapper.

FF was the ultimate downramper. He spent years building up our trust with facts and logic, and regaling us with anecdotes like "akida ballista" and "blind Freddy...", only to bail towards the end of the first chapter of commercialisation, just as the insto's arrive, and causing us to fall into a panic of conspiracy theories. We've dropped from $2.43 to almost $0.80!!

What was his old area of law? Who were his clients? Could he have been a commercial lawyer for clients like citicorp? Who would know?

Is that wild enough speculation? Hopefully it provokes him into posting again. Or suing me for defamation? Either way at least we'll know he's alive and well...
IMO
I don't think people should be writing messages to provoke people
Please Dont Seth Meyers GIF by Saturday Night Live
 
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A possible example of how BRN could get itself listed on the Nasdaq is how Mesoblast achieved it as a dual listing some years ago. They definitely did not satisfy the revenue criteria as they virtually earned zilch, but got their ADRs lusted in New York anyway. . It was a disaster at the time for the SP, but that’s the risk that’s taken.
 
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Usually when the talk comes to the Nasdaq it's about a dual listing. A SPAC IPO is a different animal and wouldn't mean trading of our Brainchip shares on the Nasdaq, it's a new sort of shares. Also I can't see yet if this procedere is possible for companies which are already listed or just meant for new entries.
I don't know the intricacies but know Spacs have had discussions with ASX companies. Recent one below.

Lionheart SPAC Discussed a Deal With Security Matters
ByGillian Tan and Manuel Baigorri+Follow
19 May 2022, 9:11 pm AWST

Lionheart III Corp., a special purpose acquisition company, has held talks with Australian technology company Security Matters Ltd., according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Lionheart has begun discussions with backers of a potential private investment in public equity, or PIPE, for a deal that would provide growth capital to Melbourne-based Security Matters, said one of the people, who requested anonymity discussing confidential negotiations. A transaction hasn’t been finalized and it’s possible talks collapse.

Representatives for Miami-based Lionheart and Security Matters declined to comment.

Lionheart, a blank-check firm led by Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Ophir Sternberg, raised $125 million in an initial public offering last year. Earlier Lionheart SPACs have agreed to deals with MSP Recovery and BurgerFi International Inc
 
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Deadpool

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I actually assumed he meant big 4 accounting firm rather than bank. Who knows.
Funny, because I thought he meant Big4 Caravan Parks:unsure:
 
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Dhm

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A possible example of how BRN could get itself listed on the Nasdaq is how Mesoblast achieved it as a dual listing some years ago. They definitely did not satisfy the revenue criteria as they virtually earned zilch, but got their ADRs lusted in New York anyway. . It was a disaster at the time for the SP, but that’s the risk that’s taken.
We were told at the AGM that a NASDAQ listing was NOT in the immediate future. I cannot believe they would have made this declaration if it were not true. Not from this senior management.
 
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HopalongPetrovski

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I don't think people should be writing messages to provoke people
Please Dont Seth Meyers GIF by Saturday Night Live
I'm pretty sure this was meant as a joke. :ROFLMAO:
It kind of is either way.
 
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Perhaps

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Thanks for sharing this great find.
You're welcome. Sadly a real confirmation is overwritten inbetween hours by wild speculations on investors and other stuff again.
 
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TopCat

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As I'm sure ISL is an IP customer under confidentiality agreement, here the latest keynote on progression of radar technology, enjoy. Not just another speculation, substance:


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