BRN Discussion Ongoing

[David holland]

Aren't we lucky Sean got on board the company was going nowhere, but my prediction would be a takeover

 

[skaggle]

As someone who cant watch as Im at work, what did Rodger say.

 

[MrNick]

As someone who cant watch as Im at work, what did Rodger say.

He felt BC seems 'entitled' to reward failure above actual performance.

 

[Yeagood]

Not so much disappointed, it's more so frustration with the non ability to be able to give insight to future revenue projections.
But I think the frustration from the chairman particularly to speak on it also is plain to see.
The NDA's must be protected which is why it's frustration.

 

[skaggle]

He felt BC seems 'entitled' to reward failure above actual performance.

Thankyou, cant say Im looking forward to my conversation with the missus this afternoon, after we seemed to be clawing our way back. And whilst I'm still confident the share price will go up at some point. Patience is sadly lacking on her behalf towards BC at this point. And they're not making my job of explaining to her the situation any easier.

 

[MrNick]

Neil Rinaldi asking a question.

 

[Humble Genius]

This just goes to show that all the bantering on the forums and predominantly "against" stance from forum members here and other places, has had little effect on this resolution.

 

[Foxdog]

Any Q and A transcripts available, or is it still in progress?

 

[David holland]

The question should be asked what were our last 2 CEO 's doing with the company, Seana has got on board knows the industry and has built a team, I'm afraid 2 to 5 yrs for me, if he stays on you'll know he trusts the product and future, Sean leaves I'm out

 

[MrNick]

Neither can shareholders change the direction of anothers' voting. We all know that.

 

[Tezza]

Tony speaks very well
my 2 cents


"It is important to note that we are not losing to others - it’s just
taking

This just goes to show that all the bantering on the forums and predominantly "against" stance from forum members here and other places, has had little effect on this resolution.

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Maybe if everyone could put the proxy votes in after the meeting it might be different

 

[Tezza]

The lack of forward looking news is dissapointing, but as earlier stated Sean learnt his lesson last year when he over promised.

 

[DJM263]

This just goes to show that all the bantering on the forums and predominantly "against" stance from forum members here and other places, has had little effect on this resolution.

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But shows the Board that a number of shareholders are against a whitewash and are prepared to vote "Not in Favour of the Boards recommendations",

I truly hope that they take note that shareholders opinion's matter.

 

[Yeagood]

For those not able to attend the AGM in person like myself, the Lumi online viewing and voting option has been excellent.
Should of issued them with some shares ._.

 

[Fox151]

But shows the Board that a number of shareholders are against a whitewash and are prepared to vote "Not in Favour of the Boards recommendations",

I truly hope that they take note that shareholders opinion's matter.

They have 100 million extra votes that says you're wrong and we don't matter..

 

[Rskiff]

Results will be required by the next AGM has been voiced by the shareholders

 

[Damo4]

This just goes to show that all the bantering on the forums and predominantly "against" stance from forum members here and other places, has had little effect on this resolution.

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[Balliwood]

Responding to a grandchild who told me I was being unrealistic about Brainchip’s chances I asked her to think of the progression of the inflatable tyre. The concept of air acting as a spring inside an inflatable tube was a brilliant first move, but the process of developing the protective outer case was necessary, after which car manufacturers had to completely redesign their brakes, steering and suspension (the ecosystem) to take advantage of the newer, faster, smoother world.



As roads were made smoother speeds increased, requiring windscreens, lights and better tread patterns, etc.



Now the tyre is so brilliantly engineered that, for normal drivers, it is almost forgetters, but vital. To help her understand edge computing I instanced her father, driving hard around Phillip Island. Each tyre is a haptic sensor, feeding information to the neuromorphic computer inside the helmet, with its additional visual and auditory sensors. The helmet processor has to act as fast as possible (no time to refer to manuals), so no latency..



That is an analogy for Brainchip’s course. Akida 1 was the inflatable tube, Akida 1.5 had the next level of outer casing, and Akida 3 has the emerging tread patterns and side wall design, to enable real speed and grip. And so it will go on, with the neuromorphic system-on-a-chip remaining a fundamental component, so ubiquitous it will be overlooked, but vital to every application.



Despite the stumbles so far, I still think Brainchip has a great future. I have been in for many years, was able to participate in the legendary 6 cent capital raising, and hold firm. I see the arrival of Duy-Loan Le is perhaps the best corporate move in the last year.

 

[IloveLamp]

 

[mrgds]

Sean presented like an amateur. Embarrassing, to be honest...

Couldn"t agree more!!!!!!!!
Like the last podcast he came across as a "stunned mullett" ................ reading from pre-written notes with no enthusiasm
Id certainly prefer to have Antonio as CEO