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Have a great day on the islandI'll be celebrating with a round of golf and a few beers at Hamilton island. Green or red, it will be a great day for me
Have a great day on the islandI'll be celebrating with a round of golf and a few beers at Hamilton island. Green or red, it will be a great day for me
Hi @maccareadsalotNothing gets past you @Fact Finder, nothing.
Thanks for that info, now I'm really really interested in what this activity is all about.
Have a great day
That,....or a room for you both (LOL).Your post has been bothering me all night. I tossed and turned. Paced the room. Made myself numerous cups of tea.
I just kept asking myself if engineers are all inherently boring how can it be that @Diogenese is so witty and charming?
Is he really an engineer?
Is he the exception that proves the rule?
Worse still could I be a closet nerd?
I think I will need therapy before I can resolve this issue.
Actually in Australia unlike the US we have mateship so that men can actually openly express there respect and friendship in public places. It’s a cultural thing which you probably have never encountered.That,....or a room for you both (LOL).
The liquidity is based on the company's market turnover on the ASX, not the company's cash flow.And now for a serious hopefully intelligent post.
I let Blind Freddie do the maths so it is more reliable than my usual efforts so assuming the following is correct then Brainchip is unlikely to be removed from the ASX200.
During the period 23.5.22 to 24.11.22 it’s average share price has been 91.6 cents giving it an average market capitalisation of $1.58 billion.
During the same period and currently based on the 4C’s and half yearly report it has absolutely no liquidity issues with a long cash runway.
So the FACTS not emotion support Brainchip remaining in the ASX200.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Hi Proga,The liquidity is based on the company's market turnover on the ASX, not the company's cash flow.
Dio is charming and witty? You learn something new every day.
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I absolutely hate this model that seems to be creeping in. If I buy a car that has heated seats, autonomous tech, etc., then it fully expect to have access to use the features. A paid subscription to use a product which I own seems obscene to me.Monthly subscription fee for AKIDA. Now there's an idea.
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Ai is the beginning of the endBelow is link to an interesting ABC radio national podcast of a program called Background Briefing.
It's a 40 min listen about Generative AI, contemporary iterations of programs that we associate with deep fakes from our recent history and a road to complete digital immersion for some, maybe as soon as 2030?
Nothing specific to Brainchip but a future we may all find ourselves inhabiting soon.
Has the age of AI already begun? - ABC listen
There’s new mind-bending technology that creates immersive media from scratch.www.abc.net.au
I had the same thought when I read something similar for BMW.I absolutely hate this model that seems to be creeping in. If I buy a car that has heated seats, autonomous tech, etc., then it fully expect to have access to use the features. I paid subscription to use a product which I own seems obscene to me.
FF - As usual you have cut to the core of the issue around BRN and it's share price "when not if" sums it up perfectly.Hi @maccareadsalot
Thanks for kind words. What is happening with BRN’s share price is not easy to understand but the overall trend has been down which is obvious and this current change in fortune lacks clarity.
Yesterday’s volume was only in the low 20 million so not much more than one percent of shares on issue.
Could Nandan’s appointment be a sufficient catalyst to reverse a trend.
While I am blown away by his appointment I personally think not and more likely the US markets decision to see light at the end of the tunnel is probably the reason and if the US goes cold on the idea then we will probably slide again.
There is probably a bit of pumping going on off the back of US sentiment but nothing significant as the volumes so far do not support a big effort.
Of course an unexpected reveal by one of the customers, the NDA EAP’s, the known partners or a completely left field company like Mercedes Benz could blow the price socks off but no one can predict a surprise let alone when it will happen. If they could well it’s not a surprise.
I am of the opinion that I should continue to weigh the words of the CEO Sean Hehir that it is going to be the financials which eventually reveal all to shareholders and as the Chairman said at the AGM the share price will do what the share price will do.
I personally see only positives occurring around Brainchip and believe the ‘when not if’ is locked in as there are just too many credible people onboard the Brainchip bus who have travelled the road to success before to be blindly heading in the wrong direction.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Yeah. I also dislike the drug dealers model used when they start you off on a free trial period, providing you give them access to a form of payment, and then just start charging. Must make a lot of dough from people and organisations who don't monitor their outgoings closely. Apple just lost my subscription to Apple + after increasing from 7.99 to 9.99 per month.I absolutely hate this model that seems to be creeping in. If I buy a car that has heated seats, autonomous tech, etc., then it fully expect to have access to use the features. I paid subscription to use a product which I own seems obscene to me.
Liquidity isn't a problem. In fact Shorters actually help by continually turning over the stock. Getting into the current top 221 on the float-adjusted market capitalisation to stay in the ASX200 is the worry. Before the drop, the SP floated just on or below the top 200 in market cap. The question is, did the drop push BRN below the 221 cut-off float-adjusted? It's going to be a close run thing. It will depend on how high and fast the SP bounces.Hi Proga,
Thanks for sharing this info.
What are your thoughts?
Understanding the cycle is not over yet and there are many variables, is your gut telling you there has or has not been sufficient Relative Liquidity. (I wouldn't have a clue where to start to try and figure it out)
cheers
Thanks Proga,Liquidity isn't a problem. In fact Shorters actually help by continually turning over the stock. Getting into the current top 221 on the float-adjusted market capitalisation to stay in the ASX200 is the worry. Before the drop, the SP floated just on or below the top 200 in market cap. The question is, did the drop push BRN below the 221 cut-off float-adjusted? It's going to be a close run thing. It will depend on how high and fast the SP bounces.
Their are a lot of ASX companies in the $1.3B-$2B vying for a spot. The bottom of the top 200 is currently $1.6B (HMC and with todays drop my SYR is 199 so it won't get promoted). The 179th spot to get promoted is around $1.9B.
Hi @ProgaThe liquidity is based on the company's market turnover on the ASX, not the company's cash flow.
Dio is charming and witty? You learn something new every day.
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Agree mate. Company liquidity isn't an issue. Christ, the company runs on a shoe string. When I first noticed its annual expenditure was $20m I found it hard to believe. I'm used to dealing with $100's of millions to billions.Hi @Proga
Sorry for delay in replying have been dealing with a failed online order and then had to go out.
You are correct about the liquidity issue in so far as the type of liquidity you are referring to above goes.
I should have talked about my liquidity as being 'going concern status' of Brainchip but in my world 'liquidity' and 'going concern' are one in the same thing. There is a discretion at the end of the day when determining which companies get to stay when you have two companies in almost identical circumstances and one has to be tipped out or one has to be admitted. The overall status of the company determined either by earnings or liquidity (the going concern issue) will come into play. For a company to be considered a going concern at law it only needs 6 months of liquidity or cash so a very low bar however in Brainchips case it has over 18 months sitting in its account so it is clearly a solid company meeting this accounting standard in spades.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA