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BaconLover
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
BaconLover
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BigDonger101
Founding Member
Bacon, why do you make up things in your head which I haven't stated.
I clearly said - ''If you're not happy with the board/company, it seems silly to hold a share in the company''
If I need to clarify further, I am questioning why someone would hold shares in a company where they see management as being not being fit / saying things which they think are false. There isn't one piece of financial advice in anything I've said.
I also didn't say I'm ''very happy with management'' lol. Please don't put your words in my mouth.
Anyways I'm not looking for arguments.
Cheers
BaconLover
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DingoBorat
Slim
"ASX = a bunch of crooked c***s"
The house always wins.
And if they can increase their profits, by allowing practices that increase trading volumes, why not?..
The governing "independent"bodies show their "heavy" hand, in handing out penalties in the tens of thousands, when the ones that break the rules (Citicrap for example) are making millions.
Everything is as it should be.
Don't concern yourself over it..
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BigDonger101
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''it seems silly to hold a share in the company''
Hmmm I wonder what that means
I literally just clarified it. The saying is right. You can't argue with stupid.
Lol
Cheers
BaconLover
Founding Member
To a holder if you say those words, it means only one thing.
Bit unfortunate seeing you resort to name calling as well just like the other mob, but as someone told ages ago ''Tell me your friends and I'll tell who you are''.
DollazAndSense
Regular
I'm of the opinion the official announcement of Akida 2.0 is hardly going to save the SP. I can see it having a temporary slight positive SP movement but the thing that will kick it up a notch again will almost certainly be the sale of more IP licences, or big name partnerships.
It isn't pleasant to look at the portfolio lately, nor does it help in any way shape of form, so I simply don't look. I still believe Brainchip will pull it off and give them until around the AGM next year to sign more deals. Given some customers have been evaluating our tech for years, if they were on the fence until the release of Gen 2 (some features no doubt specifically designed for their use case and they've had Gen 2 capabilities in their hands for months already), then there should be some deals between now and early next year. We should also see some traction with Renesas, VVDN and potentially Valeo by then.
Some SBIRs with the likes of BRE and Quantum Ventura will also be progressing from Phase II to Phase III by around that time in 2024 - Phase III will be the beginning of commercialising of the product for the use case researched in Phases I and II, if funding is approved.
It isn't pleasant to look at the portfolio lately, nor does it help in any way shape of form, so I simply don't look. I still believe Brainchip will pull it off and give them until around the AGM next year to sign more deals. Given some customers have been evaluating our tech for years, if they were on the fence until the release of Gen 2 (some features no doubt specifically designed for their use case and they've had Gen 2 capabilities in their hands for months already), then there should be some deals between now and early next year. We should also see some traction with Renesas, VVDN and potentially Valeo by then.
Some SBIRs with the likes of BRE and Quantum Ventura will also be progressing from Phase II to Phase III by around that time in 2024 - Phase III will be the beginning of commercialising of the product for the use case researched in Phases I and II, if funding is approved.
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Fastback6666
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You do yes. There is tech and there is tech and always hard to know how long it will be before real implementation uptake and revenue comes. It can take a long time even from the fully finished first product. Look at most other large tech stock producing hardware IP or just hardware from scratch and I am sure they had a modest or hard going start. That I guess is the real reality even though most of us were looking for that insatiable mass adoption on the first iteration. Unfortunately That is not a common result, which is the shame here.
The hard thing for a company is showing investors the interest from partners but at the same time you sort of somehow have to say it will still take a lot of time in reality (another 3 years or more)….and that part is not often communicated as no one wants to be a Debbie downer about real time frames right
. Happens in project management land all the time.I can see now that Brainchip are definitely playing down every bit of singular interest and more focusing in cold hard facts of delivery and partnerships. Which is not a bad thing…avoids the up and downs in the SP.
The funny thing is while we praised MB for breaking cover and mentioning Brainchip in a car thus making the SP fly, but the lack of further solid commitment and follow through from MB (to date but more may be happening) has added to the doubt and further allowed insto’s investors to ramp and then short the living crap out of the stock. That is food for thought, it’s not all Brainchip’s doing here. We can cut them a little slack as they definitely won’t try to control MB’s commentary.
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I will have a closer look later - too bizi now ......... but what you say to Bacon does not sound right to me.
You make it sound so simple when it AIN'T
JoMo68
Regular
The ignore button works well.
rgupta
Regular
I agree and right now it is not about holder or shorter but a matter of fact is management is showing us holder a middle finger and does not take any care of sp.
The present SP is well below any expectations and management is not trying but surrendering.
Mccabe84
Regular
What do you think currently is a fair share price ? Do you think peoples expectations are high because it got over $2…
wilzy123
Founding Member
ROFL gold
BaconLover
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rgupta
Regular
The last time there was a pressure on share price was when LDN had to sell, then PVDM joined the party and there were a few million LDA shares were ready to be sold. But the SP goes down as low as 35 cents. Since then it recovered quickly upto 50 cents and then to 70 cents and then merc announcement.
This time company did not care for institutional holders and for them a few million this way or that way does not matter. They can keep the sp down for long time even after some average announcements.
I really feel management kept it for too long and a recovery in sp may take a long time without a big IP contract.
Dyor
Good afternoon,
You only officially lose if you decide to crystalize your losses and move on OR you may crystalize your losses and then re-enter at hopefully a cheaper entry point...meaning you are either, trading, punting on a further slide in the share price or the more obvious, you are shitting your panties.
Do your research, nothing has changed except we are moving forward, your brain just can't see the forest for the trees !!!
Some one or some thing is 100% buying your shares, I wonder why ?
Regards...Young Einstein
You only officially lose if you decide to crystalize your losses and move on OR you may crystalize your losses and then re-enter at hopefully a cheaper entry point...meaning you are either, trading, punting on a further slide in the share price or the more obvious, you are shitting your panties.
Do your research, nothing has changed except we are moving forward, your brain just can't see the forest for the trees !!!
Some one or some thing is 100% buying your shares, I wonder why ?
Regards...Young Einstein
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