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Frank Zappa
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I am prouder than you to be an owner of Brainchip shares . If that’s possible.
HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
Great buying at these prices.
Now, if everyone has their fill, let's huff and puff and .........
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Straw
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Is that the first Morse code bot algorithm?
Damo4
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It was a good listen for those interested in robotics and hardware.
There was mention of how pivotal edge devices are due to cloud connectivity and latency for decision making.
There was also mention of a more serious discussion with Brainchip, even a partnership potential.
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Thanks for the update as I rather read about the important bits than listening to it
Mt09
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Where about in the video was a potential partnership discussed? I’ll go back and have another listen.
HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
Yes, we are waiting for the world to catch up to us.
We just have to survive till then.
Frangipani
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Don't be Blue.
We are all Bogey and BRN is Bacall.
We just gotta learn how to whistle.
Not sure whether this Sheila minds being called a sheila - but she sure can whistle… Not the kind of whistling that Lauren had in mind. But maybe this whistled tune will work like a charm, once the end-of-financial-year sell-off is over and done with.
After all, it’s from The Wizard of Oz
‘Sheila’ has been crowned Australia’s most annoying slang word, with ‘Crikey’ coming in a close second
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‘Sheila’ has been crowned Australia’s most annoying slang word, with ‘Crikey’ coming in a close second
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David holland
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Are you seriousHe who laughs last, laughs best
Just remember that quote, as we are about to enter the most exciting 18 month chapter in our short history !
Proven technology, Technology that continues to advance, Proven beyond any possible doubt in silicon, If our
competitors had the secret sauce with their access to huge capital, well, products would have already been in the marketplace.
Brainchip is right on track to succeed, yes it feels so, so slow, but trust the Textawe will set the tech world on fire, and maybe
a bunch of shorts at the same time.
God Bless our leaders !
Tech back in New Zealand
Cyw
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An interesting chart courtesy of Selfwealth:
As the total don't add up to 100%, the chart does not cover the whole population of holders (I think only Selfwealth clients).
Looks like the small holders are selling and the big boys are buying. For example, the top 1% holders held 1.2% a month ago and now 1.3% and the top 10% held 0.9% a month ago whereas the bottom 20% and 30% held 4% and 1.9% a month ago respectively.
There were rumours that Mecedes is now partnering with NVidia for its AI stuff and ditched Brainchip. Would the big players keep buying if that is the case?
Is it easier to scare off the small holders or the big ones? Small holders typically have little resource to research and model and mostly ignored or brushed off by management when they ask sensitive questions. Many of the small holders also do not have deep enough pockets to withstand the drawdown. So they are usually the first ones to bail when things are not getting exciting.
As the total don't add up to 100%, the chart does not cover the whole population of holders (I think only Selfwealth clients).
Looks like the small holders are selling and the big boys are buying. For example, the top 1% holders held 1.2% a month ago and now 1.3% and the top 10% held 0.9% a month ago whereas the bottom 20% and 30% held 4% and 1.9% a month ago respectively.
There were rumours that Mecedes is now partnering with NVidia for its AI stuff and ditched Brainchip. Would the big players keep buying if that is the case?
Is it easier to scare off the small holders or the big ones? Small holders typically have little resource to research and model and mostly ignored or brushed off by management when they ask sensitive questions. Many of the small holders also do not have deep enough pockets to withstand the drawdown. So they are usually the first ones to bail when things are not getting exciting.
Colorado23
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Maybe we will see if our team get a guernsey to this https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mark...sK?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android
Colorado23
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Is that Anil I can see in the crowd
Frangipani
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The first thing that came to my mind reading that press release was: “Totgesagte leben länger.”
(It literally translates as “Those declared dead/reputed to be dead live on/longer”- English idioms with a similar meaning would be “There’s life in the old dog yet” or “It ain’t over till the fat lady sings”.)
Also an exceptionally useful phrase when “discussing” BRN with visually impaired WANCAs…
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rgupta
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I am not that old of brianchip but started in 2020. At that time no of issued shares were approx 1.1 billion.
In last three years they had gone above 1.8 billion. Company had diluted 75million through LDA, another 20 million now.
But all other shares were issue to employees as options and incentives.
We know LDN was issued 50 million options and he sell a bit and hold a bit.
So to me the maximum shares are with insiders. PVDM, Anil and Sean sell a few shares. But other than that no director is selling. So to my assumption if directors did not sell at 2.32 or above $1 that means business is still intact or directors are non greedy.
Yes a few employees may had sold but we don't know who sell how much.
Regarding day trading brn is one of the best share with day traders and to my assumption company wants to get rid of them to bring stability to market.
My thinking only and I am always wrong.
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