BaconLover
Founding Member
With that outlook, you should sell your stocks.
Nice financial advice.
And yeah, proves the point Foxdog says above in post 53,711.
With that outlook, you should sell your stocks.
I appreciate contrarian views and tried to prompt a discussion with you which resulted in a once sentence reply, not countering my points of time from customer interest to implementation.Yes but it's pretty inconsiderate for some to gloat about the cheap prices that they bought at. Indeed many may well have bought on the hype that pervades this site. Think about that for a second. Early buyers quite comfortable with their current 10x gain happily joining dots and constantly ramping are now showing no sympathy or consideration for those who may have bought on the hype that they (the rampers) helped to create. I've done plenty of research by the way, much of which points to no substantial revenue and no new IP contracts for many months. Realistic is looking at the situation from different angles and not through blinkered, rose coloured glasses.
If you don't really expect BrainChip to move the needle this year and you don't see any great long term perspectives, then why to hold the stock?Nice financial advice.
And yeah, proves the point Foxdog says above in post 53,711.
It took tremendous courage, vision and risk appetite to buy Brainchip before they had a proven working chip. Even a downward price movement scare some people. So, those that bought at 4 cent really deserve their winnings.Because it's a good lesson for me that actions are louder than words. There's always to learn something, even when you're losing.
It's a great reminder how companies can twist and turn their words, change strategies, move goal posts, miss figures and targets, and there'll still be a few who still be gullible to it all.
Again, thank you for your financial advice asking another poster to sell the stock.
I don't think there was a hype created on this site. In actual sense a lot of contributors here tell they sell their stock. We all know things can never travel in one direction but a few people wants to become rich sooner than others.Yes but it's pretty inconsiderate for some to gloat about the cheap prices that they bought at. Indeed many may well have bought on the hype that pervades this site. Think about that for a second. Early buyers quite comfortable with their current 10x gain happily joining dots and constantly ramping are now showing no sympathy or consideration for those who may have bought on the hype that they (the rampers) helped to create. I've done plenty of research by the way, much of which points to no substantial revenue and no new IP contracts for many months. Realistic is looking at the situation from different angles and not through blinkered, rose coloured glasses.
I assume there is a lot of pressure with time frames to the holders. May be they want to become rich overnight.Because it's a good lesson for me that actions are louder than words. There's always something to learn, even when you're losing.
It's a great reminder how companies can twist and turn their words, change strategies, move goal posts, miss figures and targets, and there'll still be a few who still be gullible to it all.
Again, thank you for your financial advice asking another poster to sell the stock.
I believe in Warren Buffets quote 'be greedy when others are fearful.' But before that do your research right.I don't think there was a hype created on this site. In actual sense a lot of contributors here tell they sell their stock. We all know things can never travel in one direction but a few people wants to become rich sooner than others.
I agree with you, that post didn't really deserve to be moderated.... I understand why people can sometimes become a bit depressed, but I think that's mostly because they lack the vision and then I think it's better to put their sad view into perspective.OMG I can't believe one of you reported Bacon's post and it's now been moderated. You claim you want counter arguments to your ramping dot-joining fairytales but you can't handle it when someone speaks up. Really, really weak of you, whoever it was. Please don't just nod and smile at the AGM. Don't keep accepting the 'its revolutionary technology that'll take a while for people to understand' rhetoric because that excuse can be used forever if BRN keep releasing more iterations of their revolutionary IP - no one will ever understand it and as a consequence no one will ever buy it.
OMG I can't believe one of you reported Bacon's post and it's now been moderated. You claim you want counter arguments to your ramping dot-joining fairytales but you can't handle it when someone speaks up. Really, really weak of you, whoever it was. Please don't just nod and smile at the AGM. Don't keep accepting the 'its revolutionary technology that'll take a while for people to understand' rhetoric because that excuse can be used forever if BRN keep releasing more iterations of their revolutionary IP - no one will ever understand it and as a consequence no one will ever buy it.
It may not be the case that more iterations mean no one will buy it. The way I see it, when they said Akida 1000 was never meant to be a revenue generator but a demo chip, what happened was that they invented a ground breaking, earth shattering chip but there was no application for it. They have EAP's with the tech and money to try it out and when they said "this does not work" or "it would be btter if this would happen instead" type of things and Brainchip put all the bug fixes and enhancements in AK1500 and the more fundamental changes into AK2000.OMG I can't believe one of you reported Bacon's post and it's now been moderated. You claim you want counter arguments to your ramping dot-joining fairytales but you can't handle it when someone speaks up. Really, really weak of you, whoever it was. Please don't just nod and smile at the AGM. Don't keep accepting the 'its revolutionary technology that'll take a while for people to understand' rhetoric because that excuse can be used forever if BRN keep releasing more iterations of their revolutionary IP - no one will ever understand it and as a consequence no one will ever buy it.
Mate, take your condescending post elsewhere.I assume there is a lot of pressure with time frames to the holders. May be they want to become rich overnight.
On the other hand time is a sweet luxury with us as there is not much competition here.
To me company should work on best interests of share holders in a longer run and that is exactly what is happening here.
By the way is that I am smelling a greed from someone who wants to get more on these cheap prices?