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?Solid build, dark olive complexion, short hair black greying on sides. Looks European.
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?Solid build, dark olive complexion, short hair black greying on sides. Looks European.
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Sounds just like me, but you left out the handsomeSolid build, dark olive complexion, short hair black greying on sides. Looks European.
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Looks like him
If everything else is irrelevant..... Why the hell are you here. Just watch the share price and leave it at that... I respect you have an opinion and share it freely..
However, I disagree with pretty much the entirety of your post to be frank..
With investing, you invest an amount you’re prepared to lose to mitigate risk, or you sell at a point that you’ve lost what’s acceptable to you..
Everything else is irrelevant. That’s my opinion..
This + the other post about mamagement being in Australia... maybe..!!!!!Continuing on from above post
Ive just recieved word from IR here in Australia that the Q3 Shareholder Q&A Podcast will not be delivered this week, BUT, will be out next week.
The reason for the delay ........................ "SCHEDULING ISSUES"
From this "dumb arses perspective" ................. what scheduling issues could arise from a pre-recorded audio podcast that would warrant a delay in its release?
UNLESS................ ?
Anyone want to weigh-in on this?
Lemme join the dots. Did he have a "Euromorphic" tshirt on..that was well ironed?Solid build, dark olive complexion, short hair black greying on sides. Looks European.
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Have just had confirmation from TD, that he and SH are indeed together in Sydney presenting to investors.This + the other post about mamagement being in Australia... maybe..!!!!!
I guess theyll be in Melbourne tomorrow by 2pm tomorrowHave just had confirmation from TD, that he and SH are indeed together in Sydney presenting to investors.
I think that means people who searched for Akida/related topics ended up clicking the Qualcomm link.I've done a search for AKIDA on google today, and set the timeframe for the last 24hrs. I've done this on multiple pc's, with different browsers, and the same search item about Qualcomm comes up 3rd in the list:
Mobile AI | On-Device AI | Qualcomm®
Learn about the advantages of AI on-device, such as improved user privacy and enhanced application performance. Unlock the power of mobile AI today.www.qualcomm.com
I've searched the words AKIDA, Brainchip & SNN on the website (and the source code) and none of them appear. I'm wondering why it appears in the list? Is there something to be gleaned from this?
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I've done a search for AKIDA on google today, and set the timeframe for the last 24hrs. I've done this on multiple pc's, with different browsers, and the same search item about Qualcomm comes up 3rd in the list:
Mobile AI | On-Device AI | Qualcomm®
Learn about the advantages of AI on-device, such as improved user privacy and enhanced application performance. Unlock the power of mobile AI today.www.qualcomm.com
I've searched the words AKIDA, Brainchip & SNN on the website (and the source code) and none of them appear. I'm wondering why it appears in the list? Is there something to be gleaned from this?
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Well if we don't get rich from BRN the 1000 eyes will surely at least find employment at ASIO . . .Have just had confirmation from TD, that he and SH are indeed together in Sydney presenting to investors.
Get on it
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I beleive this presenting to investors in Sydney by TD & SH and where ever else they will be attending is something that the Co should have disclosed openly to the market and it's shareholders ..... and is this just another case of the Co's ongoing "Cone of Silence" stance especially given the fact the Co only recently stated the following that they are " committed to continuing our constructive engagement with shareholders !!!!!!!!!Have just had confirmation from TD, that he and SH are indeed together in Sydney presenting to investors.
Unfortunately, this touched a nerve for me. Considering that opinions are subjective, I assume an "honest" opinion is one that a person provides without any pretenses.
In my opinion, the individual on HC did nothing more than carpet-bomb a thread with "competitive analyses" while providing no analysis whatsoever. Anything to do with AI without any comparison or contrast of the competition -- be it performance, cost, power usage, feature set, etc. It was a campaign to build negative sentiment through the technological ignorance of the investors who were left second-guessing their investment in BrainChip.
This individual also spun other things in a negative light, such as suggesting a horde of investors using mob tactics to vote for an award, or belittling the company for selling swag such as T-shirts, when companies like IBM, Apple, and NVidia do the same.
To suggest that this individual provided some "noble cause" which would have saved investors tens of thousands of dollars is giving this individual a lot more credit than they deserve. However, I will take it that is your honest opinion.
To me, what would have saved investors more money would be to educate them on the amount of time it takes for a company that sells mainly IP to a) complete the design of the IP, b) provide a reference chip as proof of concept, c) produce development boards for companies to "kick the tires" so to speak, d) sign the deals with companies that plan on using that IP, and e) wait the amount it times for those companies to complete their product which is probably a component of a final retail good.
Those convinced that BrainChip was an investment in which an investor would get rich quickly, the Mercedes CES announcement notwithstanding, were betrayed by their convictions. BrainChip's decision to sell only IP was a strategic move to reduce expenses to allow the company to survive long enough to have its product start getting introduced into the supply chain.
I still believe that this is a long-term investment, and those who thought otherwise most likely did lose money (at least on paper) from the decline in the share price or perhaps opportunity costs.
I certainly empathize with the frustrations that others have due to the share price; until the company starts seeing steady revenue from IP sales and royalty payments, it's going to be a waiting game that I think is going to be driven by user sentiment fueled by partnership announcements and new product releases in the Akida product line.
The partnership with VVDN will allow BRN to showcase its product while still sharing the costs with its partner to keep the overhead low. I'm looking forward to the reviews and any performance comparisons to other products to see how well BrainChip holds up against its competitors.
I'm looking forward to future reports from EDGX on using Akida in their satellites and ANT61's repair robot, whose "brain" is set to launch into orbit early next year, and the actual repair robot sent into orbit in 2025. I think these milestones and any successes or failures will have some influence on the share price.
One final thing I wanted to mention regarding competitive analysis. I watched the latest video from Anastasi in Tech. BrainChip gets a mention, but the video mainly showcased the new "NorthPole" neuromorphic processor from IBM. I think what got my attention was the comparison chart of NorthPole to twenty-five other different processors (some of which I did not recognize).
What was striking about this chart was that BrainChip's Akida was conspicuously missing from any comparison.
Things that make one go hrm.....
Antonio's words and actions are favouring shorts !!!!If anyone here is concerned about what sentiment and narratives do to a company, you have the Chairman of Brainchip selling $11,050 worth of shares on the market to pay for RSU tax obligations..
@JDelekto @TECH you have to look no further than this when it comes to creating negative sentiment amongst investors.
Seriously, a high-profile non-exec Chair can't fork out $11,050 out of his own pocket to cover tax costs.
Is he that hard up against it that he has to tax loss sell BRN shares at that low value?
He's paid $112k, plus the equivalent of $1.374mill USD in share payments.
And TBH, before you respond with your BS about posters' genuity about pushing negative narratives, your Chairman is basically thumbing his nose at you. So look no further.
I didn't expect there would be 4 domain controllers which may enhance the odds of Akida being used @Diogenese??So far, 443 votes cast. Voice assistant sitting at 39% and other at12%. We still need atleast another 170 Tsex'ers to cast a vote for "other" and hopefully Magnus will talk about AKIDA.
Didn't MBenz once state that Akida was to be used in variousI didn't expect there would be 4 domain controllers which may enhance the odds of Akida being used @Diogenese??
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We'll find out soon though. It all starts with their MMA platform. Because they're brand new models on a new platform they delayed their release until the new year. They usually release enhanced models just before the new year because their factories don't need much re-tooling if any.
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If I had dollar for every announcement about CEO's and directors selling a minuscule amount of their shares to help cover tax obligations I'd be well off. If I also had a dollar for every time a naïve poster going off about it, how it's a bad look etc I'd be super rich. You don't know his financial position.If anyone here is concerned about what sentiment and narratives do to a company, you have the Chairman of Brainchip selling $11,050 worth of shares on the market to pay for RSU tax obligations..
@JDelekto @TECH you have to look no further than this when it comes to creating negative sentiment amongst investors.
Seriously, a high-profile non-exec Chair can't fork out $11,050 out of his own pocket to cover tax costs.
Is he that hard up against it that he has to tax loss sell BRN shares at that low value?
He's paid $112k, plus the equivalent of $1.374mill USD in share payments.
And TBH, before you respond with your BS about posters' genuity about pushing negative narratives, your Chairman is basically thumbing his nose at you. So look no further.
IMO..... it's not a good look for either himself as the Co's Chairperson nor the Co's general financial / investor profile .If I had dollar for every announcement about CEO's and directors selling a minuscule amount of their shares to help cover tax obligations I'd be well off. If I also had a dollar for every time a naïve poster going off about it, how it's a bad look etc I'd be super rich. You don't know his financial position.
But you answered your own question when stating -
He's paid $112k, plus the equivalent of $1.374mill USD in share payments.
He has to pay tax on both. The tax on the $1.374mill USD in share payments is higher than what he is paid.