Izzzzzzzzzzy
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THREE MINUTES UNTIL OPEN OMGGGGGG I NEED MY 2ND ICED CAREMEL LATTE
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Izzzzzzzzzzy
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Also after I raided the office yesterday I found out we have broken even on expenses vs revenue.
This is a lie and only my opinion so you guys don’t send me to jail
This is a lie and only my opinion so you guys don’t send me to jail
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
WOW !!!
S3 XT is what they call a Block Special Crossing , which basically means its a special sized ( usually large ) cross trade. maybe for warrants , .
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Remember you have a right to see and read the warrant before you let them search. Best to check you have declassified everything before they arrive don’t make the mistake Donald did.
RobjHunt
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Yep, I’d call that amount pretty special
MDhere
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buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Very kind MD ...
love that tune 
SharesForBrekky
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Looks like Intel is in a bit of a state of bother. This article explains how the Mobileye IPO which is happening on Oct 26th, was to be a key in funding Intel's shift to contract semiconductor manufacturing. However, things aren't all that rosy with Mobileye meaning Intel have had to look for alternatives. Intel also reports earnings on Oct 27th which will be interesting as to how they're tracking.
finance.yahoo.com
The Mobileye IPO can’t save Intel-in-distress
Intel’s Mobileye IPO is not shaping up to be the shot in the arm its parent company needs.
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Looks like Intel is in a bit of a state of bother. This article explains how the Mobileye IPO which is happening on Oct 26th, was to be a key in funding Intel's shift to contract semiconductor manufacturing. However, things aren't all that rosy with Mobileye meaning Intel have had to look for alternatives. Intel also reports earnings on Oct 27th which will be interesting as to how they're tracking.
The Mobileye IPO can’t save Intel-in-distress
Intel’s Mobileye IPO is not shaping up to be the shot in the arm its parent company needs.
Remember how earlier this year Brainchip was having trouble finding appropriate staff to complete its mission.
Well as they say “one man’s loss is another man’s gain”:
‘Tis the season for tech layoffs
Intel isn’t the only tech company resorting to layoffs in this tough market. Just this year:
Microsoft cut around 1,000 jobs.
Snap laid off 20% of its workforce as the company reported its worst earnings in five years since going public, and its stock price has slid nearly 80% this year.
Flipboard booted 24 employees, a fifth of the company’s workforce, because of a struggling ad business.
Facebook parent Meta has been resorting to “quiet firing” to slim down its staff.
Trading app Robinhood fired 23% of its employees to correct for over-hiring in 2021
Netflix laid off some 450 workersearlier this year after losing subscribers for the first time in a decade.
Tesla scrapped 200-odd autopilot jobs
Coinbase pared down its workforce by 18% due to economic headwinds and high costsMy opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Howdy All,
Check out this article which says Hyundai's" 2023 Genesis G90 is due to launch with one of the most advanced driver assistance systems in the world when it arrives in South Korean showrooms later this year."
This is particularly interesting when you take into consideration what was published previously about Hyundai reportedly switching to Valeo’s LiDAR for its level 3 autonomous Genesis G90 vehicle, despite having invested over $54.3 million in Velodyne.
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www.drive.com.au
www.ubergizmo.com
Check out this article which says Hyundai's" 2023 Genesis G90 is due to launch with one of the most advanced driver assistance systems in the world when it arrives in South Korean showrooms later this year."
This is particularly interesting when you take into consideration what was published previously about Hyundai reportedly switching to Valeo’s LiDAR for its level 3 autonomous Genesis G90 vehicle, despite having invested over $54.3 million in Velodyne.
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Extract from Valeo LiDAR Gen 3 article.
2023 Genesis G90 to launch in South Korea with advanced driver assistance system
The Genesis G90 flagship sedan will be one of the world’s first cars to use its ‘Level 3’ autonomous driving system on public roads – allowing drivers to take their hands of the steering wheel while travelling on certain highways.
Valeo New LiDAR Gen 3, and Valeo NFL, To Power Autonomous Driving
Like other major OEMs and car manufacturers, Valeo has decided to reduce its in-person presence at CES 2022. The press conference will now be held...
www.ubergizmo.com
DingoBorat
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I'm still over 10 pages behind, after being busy lately..
So not sure if it's been mentioned, but aggregate short positions, have been reduced, by over 8 million shares over the past few days (this doesn't include any data, that may come out later today).
This isn't cause for smiles, new short positions have been under a million each day for a while, so this means retail have been giving their shares, to these pricks, to cover their stupid bets, at these depressed prices.
(Both new and aggregate shorts, are only what is "reported" so can only be used as a guide, at best).
Great to see all the new solid connections coming out and with all the current buzz about neuromorphic computing at the Edge, the shorters must be wising up a bit, you would think?..
It's bewildering, that people would be selling out, to these stupid lowlifes, at this stage of BrainChip's journey, regardless of macro economics and the US markets, have actually been on a tear lately too
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So not sure if it's been mentioned, but aggregate short positions, have been reduced, by over 8 million shares over the past few days (this doesn't include any data, that may come out later today).
This isn't cause for smiles, new short positions have been under a million each day for a while, so this means retail have been giving their shares, to these pricks, to cover their stupid bets, at these depressed prices.
(Both new and aggregate shorts, are only what is "reported" so can only be used as a guide, at best).
Great to see all the new solid connections coming out and with all the current buzz about neuromorphic computing at the Edge, the shorters must be wising up a bit, you would think?..
It's bewildering, that people would be selling out, to these stupid lowlifes, at this stage of BrainChip's journey, regardless of macro economics and the US markets, have actually been on a tear lately too
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Just got off the phone to NAB.
They had no idea this was happening. They are looking into it. I passed on my thoughts politely about the importance of opening trades and individual transactions to be listed.
Falling Knife
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Just to be clear, although Brainchip is destined to be Ubiquitous it has some infiltrating yet to be complete in order to reach that status.
This reference is more likely to be related to a book I have read:
Runners all over the world will have been inspired by this story.
Having it attached to a 4X4 increases the chance that the owner loves accessing forest or mountainous trails which would inspire use of the techniques offered by these tribes.
They run barefoot 80+ kms on a daily basis to harvest meals, injury free and at insane speeds.
We westerners can tap out uber eats order just as fast but get zero benefit from the flurry of activity this texting generates.
Off topic but if you are an avid runner and have knee, hip or foot issues this book saved me.
I didnt quite get to 80ks in one hit (up to 84 in a week) but most of my milestones were bettered following aqcuiring this knowledge and understanding.
BaconLover
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Great call by the fUndies.
No. 15 CDA (Codan.ASX) down by 21% today.
There are a few more lemons ready and ripe, will post them as they fall from the tree.
FlipDollar
Never dog the boys
Falling knife… yeah, right through the humour of the original post
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
And Mr Musk again!Remember how earlier this year Brainchip was having trouble finding appropriate staff to complete its mission.
Well as they say “one man’s loss is another man’s gain”:
‘Tis the season for tech layoffs
Intel isn’t the only tech company resorting to layoffs in this tough market. Just this year:
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Elon Musk told prospective funders of his Twitter acquisition that he planned to replace or eradicate the jobs of nearly 75% of Twitter's staff, reducing headcount from 7,500 to just 2,000, the Washington Post reported last week.1 day ago
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