He does not own the company so his personal financial circumstances are unaffected by whether Brainchip is a one or a hundred billion company.To me, he is either honestly doing this to meet his taxation obligation or desperately dumping his holding to avoid future losses. People, 80K, for a chairman of a 1B+ listed company, i don't have to be educated to make a guess, but it's up to every shareholder to decide
Just think about this!
HowdyAnd their market cap is $6.5 billion dollars.
@SERA2g you are a legend and Motley Fool are uneducated fools but a $30 share price for BRN is misleading and unrealistic imo. That would give us a $50 billion dollar market cap. .
Don't get me wrong, $30 would make me happy but I'm out at $10. Whether it takes 2 years or 10 years.Howdy
Don’t take the $30 as gospel.
I was using colour to illustrate my point.
Don’t you love me anymore. When we first met you never spoke like this.Jus turn da poota off n on again br0
An accountant using colour. I don’t believe you I think you really meant $30.00. Wow were all gunna be rich. Yippee.Howdy
Don’t take the $30 as gospel.
I was using colour to illustrate my point.
Always good to have a plan!Don't get me wrong, $30 would make me happy but I'm out at $10. Whether it takes 2 years or 10 years.
And you can talk?An accountant using colour. I don’t believe you I think you really meant $30.00. Wow were all gunna be rich. Yippee.
I am with you on this I will never loose interest in this technology adventure we are all on it is such a much more interesting way to ward off dementia than crosswords and sudoku.Always good to have a plan!
My suggestion would be to hang on to a few shares.
If all goes well and you manage to sell your BRN at $10 you would presumedly be pretty fond of BRN and everything that the team would have achieved by that stage.
Always owning a few shares, even if only a small parcel, would make rooting for further achievements all the more sweeter.
I couldn’t imagine completely selling out of Brainchip given the little community we have here. Owning shares keeps me engaged with it all.
I’d rather continue to hold a few and enjoy seeing the success from the inside rather than sell everything and watch the story continuing to unfold from the outside.
Cortical column as an example, how long will that take. Who knows, years I’d imagine. I still want to hold a few shares when/if they can pull it off so I’m around for the success it would bring.
That’s just me though.
It did not make one shred of difference when we were admitted into itUnfortunately, we will almost certainly be dropped out of the 200 in the next rebalance.
I want to keep these ramblings for the next 2-3 years and resend them to MF. I used to get upset by them and worry. Now I just smile and consider the repetitive nature of the comments and go about my day.
5 reasons I would avoid BrainChip shares at all costs
Here's why I think ASX semiconductor company Brainchip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN) shares should be avoided by investors at all costs.www.fool.com.au
When are you buying me that beer?Always good to have a plan!
My suggestion would be to hang on to a few shares.
If all goes well and you manage to sell your BRN at $10 you would presumedly be pretty fond of BRN and everything that the team would have achieved by that stage.
Always owning a few shares, even if only a small parcel, would make rooting for further achievements all the more sweeter.
I couldn’t imagine completely selling out of Brainchip given the little community we have here. Owning shares keeps me engaged with it all.
I’d rather continue to hold a few and enjoy seeing the success from the inside rather than sell everything and watch the story continuing to unfold from the outside.
Cortical column as an example, how long will that take. Who knows, years I’d imagine. I still want to hold a few shares when/if they can pull it off so I’m around for the success it would bring.
That’s just me though.
Don’t you love me anymore. When we first met you never spoke like this.
Well 10 times Microsoft at present it’s 1698 billionAnd their market cap is $6.5 billion dollars.
@SERA2g you are a legend and Motley Fool are uneducated fools but a $30 share price for BRN is misleading and unrealistic imo. That would give us a $50 billion dollar market cap. .
Absolutely SPOT ON mateAlways good to have a plan!
My suggestion would be to hang on to a few shares.
If all goes well and you manage to sell your BRN at $10 you would presumedly be pretty fond of BRN and everything that the team would have achieved by that stage.
Always owning a few shares, even if only a small parcel, would make rooting for further achievements all the more sweeter.
I couldn’t imagine completely selling out of Brainchip given the little community we have here. Owning shares keeps me engaged with it all.
I’d rather continue to hold a few and enjoy seeing the success from the inside rather than sell everything and watch the story continuing to unfold from the outside.
Cortical column as an example, how long will that take. Who knows, years I’d imagine. I still want to hold a few shares when/if they can pull it off so I’m around for the success it would bring.
That’s just me though.
That could be his new nickname "The Pigeon" Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha
That’s so goodThat could be his new nickname "The Pigeon" Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha
How appropriate, as annoying as fuck and shits on everything
Someone should suggest he turn and face into the wind the opposite way as he is starting to grow to the left. Same thing happens to trees on the beach front as a result of being exposed constantly to onshore winds.