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Wow Tom Cruise

 

[MadMayHam | 合氣道]

Blessed Good Friday to all here, especially those who celebrate it, a good reminder for the basis of our beliefs. Enjoy your holiday I'm sure you all deserve the rest.

 

[Jamescan]

What a calculation and no one can make a fault out of that.
On the other hand everyone including me is so excited to see share price can bounce very quickly.
One thing I want to add is this price drop is mainly because of shorter's activity and if we keep our faith in the technology and keep holding the stock until positive news start flowing, I assume $3 is not that far either.
To me the main things to look out are
1.Technology is real and everyone start talking on same.
2. We have a growing list of partners are we are definitely passed that stage where everyone will ask had they heard about brainchip?
3. Qualcomm is promoting a similarly technology which means even if they are competitors( only if but most probably a friend) there is a market and we can sell our product quickly enough.
And next mile stones for me are
1. Getting break even ( expenses and income equal)
2. Announcement of licence agreement by one or two EAP partners.
3. Start of 1st royality income.
4. Company can start projecting forward looking statements.
5. One of major broker start coverage on brn.
So to me until those things are start getting covered we may keep on getting same fluctuations based on assumptions.
On top a nasdaq listing could be an icing on cake.

Hi,
over the years the "mainly because of shorter's activity" reason has been used many times. This seems to excuse and or ignore what is the real issue, IMO, which is no news, and a wider fall in sentiment of some tech plays.
Do you have the data to show that traders have been actively shorting BRN in the last 6 months? I'm not meaning to sound belligerent, just interested

 

[rgupta]

Hi,
over the years the "mainly because of shorter's activity" reason has been used many times. This seems to excuse and or ignore what is the real issue, IMO, which is no news, and a wider fall in sentiment of some tech plays.
Do you have the data to show that traders have been actively shorting BRN in the last 6 months? I'm not meaning to sound belligerent, just interested

Very easy check here

Short position reports table | ASIC

asic.gov.au

 

[equanimous]

Hi,
over the years the "mainly because of shorter's activity" reason has been used many times. This seems to excuse and or ignore what is the real issue, IMO, which is no news, and a wider fall in sentiment of some tech plays.
Do you have the data to show that traders have been actively shorting BRN in the last 6 months? I'm not meaning to sound belligerent, just interested

 

[equanimous]

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Around 120 million shares

About 3.38 million shares up for sale on commsec. If something really go goes BRN way well shit i wouldnt be left holding any shorts...

 

[McHale]

Let's just forget for a moment about Intel and IBM and their research projects, lets instead focus our attention on what we
all know as fact.

We are and have been working or advising NASA when approached with regards all things AKIDA.

We do have proven technology, performing better in silicon than was initially thought possible, we are involved with known
space projects.

We know that some of these projects are highly confidential, extremely sensitive on a US Federal level, as in, top secret with or
without any sauce.

The link below may well have already been posted, but it just doesn't matter...Novel ways of performing tasks in space is all
about "Beneficial AI" or "Essential AI" you choose.

NEUROMORPHIC COMPUTING FOR SPACE – Air Force Research Laboratory

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P.S. About time Brisbane lifted their game last night, still about 6 players who are well below basic standard skill sets and decision-making
at this AFL level.

Regards....Tech (Perth)

Yes Tech, I was very happy to see the mighty Lions do a number on Collingwood last night, agree about more upside to come, just like BRN.

 

[rgupta]

Another reason to smile

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[Easytiger]

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Given the the share price fall over the period, the short sellers are doing very nicely - hard lessons?

 

[Stable Genius]

This was a recent Qualcomm presentation about AI liked by our own RT.

I‘m sure it’ll be over my head but @Diogenese or others with technical knowledge might enjoy it.

Transformers are discussed which is interesting given our Gen 2.

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[Straw]

Given the the share price fall over the period, the short sellers are doing very nicely - hard lessons?

Not really.
I'd say merely further confirmation there are way too many damaging financial derivatives which are systematically employed to distort sentiment and increase volatility to the benefit of those with the greatest financial/regulatory influence.

 

[Boab]

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[Tothemoon24]

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[zeeb0t]

Hi all

To address some complaints or concerns recently regarding off-topic moderation.

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[TheDon]

Hi all

To address some complaints or concerns recently regarding off-topic moderation.

I understand that friendly banter can be enjoyable, but it's important to keep in mind that our forum's rules exist to ensure that discussions remain focused and informative for everyone. I enforce these rules evenly for all members, even for those who are regulars or have good intentions, to ensure a fair and consistent experience for everyone. I do have an off-topic section called The Lounge, where members are free to chat about anything they like. Please feel free to continue your friendly banter there. Here's the link: https://thestockexchange.com.au/forums/the-lounge-where-anything-goes.15/. Thank you for your understanding.

Hi Zeboot, my post was removed and i got a warning about the post I've done. I'm only a simple guy and not the sharpest tool in the shed . please explain it to me in a simple way that I can understand.
Thank you

TheDon

 

[zeeb0t]

Hi Zeboot, my post was removed and i got a warning about the post I've done. I'm only a simple guy and not the sharpest tool in the shed . please explain it to me in a simple way that I can understand.
Thank you

TheDon

Please read the message it sent you. It seems pretty straight forward, but if there is a concern or confusion please send me a message.

 

[supersonic001]

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[MadMayHam | 合氣道]

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NVISO seems to be quite a bit ahead of these guys.

 

[Tothemoon24]

Announcing Support for Seeed Studio SenseCAP A1101 LoRaWAN Vision AI Sensor​

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[Sirod69]

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