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Top 20 Holdings - BRN

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LDA Capital?

 

[Damo4]

LDA Capital?

From the last T20:

 

[wilzy123]

LDA Capital?

Like me, they are not there!

 

[suss]

Top 20 Holdings - BRN

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When did LDN drop off?

 

[7für7]

From the last T20:
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I know the last one… can you explain it for me why they are now not listed? Or someone else without a Meme

 

[Damo4]

I know the last one… can you explain it for me why they are now not listed? Or someone else without a Meme

Well firstly, the meme was aimed at LDA not you.
Secondly, its obvious what's changed, they no longer hold $9m+ shares.

 

[Bravo]

Howdy All,

Here's some exciting news from Morse Micro. Given MegaChips have a very large stake in Morse Micro, I think we should all be watching these developments very carefully.

This is a fantastic achievement! Initially they were aiming at wi-fi range a little over 1km, and now it extends to an UNPRECEDENTED 3km from the access point by using lower frequencies which better penetrates walls and other obstacles.

Morse Micro shows Wi-Fi HaLow reaching 3 km​

Technology News | January 25, 2024
By Jean-Pierre Joosting

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Morse Micro has announced the world’s first live demonstration of Wi-Fi CERTIFIED HaLow technology extending three kilometers (nearly two miles).​

Morse Micro staged this record-setting field test of a long-range video call in San Francisco’s Ocean Beach neighborhood to showcase the ability of sub-GHz Wi-Fi HaLow signals to reach long distances in challenging real-world conditions. A low-power, long-reach version of Wi-Fi based on the IEEE 802.11ah standard, Wi-Fi HaLow offers more than 10x the range, 100x the coverage area, and 1000x the volume of traditional Wi-Fi technologies.


The protocol’s unprecedented 3 km range is enabled by system-on-chip (SoC) from Morse Micro, which offers unparalleled wireless capabilities for IoT applications. Wi-Fi HaLow overcomes the limitations of traditional Wi-Fi by operating in the sub-GHz spectrum on narrow frequency bands, enabling the technology to penetrate obstacles and provide unmatched performance, even in noisy environments crowded with numerous connected devices and cameras. The technology not only increases wireless range — it also extends battery life with its power-saving features.

“Our successful demo of Wi-Fi HaLow video call across three kilometers in a difficult, real-world urban environment is a major milestone for Wi-Fi connectivity, showcasing the wireless protocol’s incredible reach,” said Michael De Nil, co-founder and CEO of Morse Micro. “With its unparalleled range, exceptional low power consumption and superior throughput Wi-Fi HaLow stands as the frontrunner in the IoT landscape.”

Traditional Wi-Fi protocols have long been the backbone of wireless connectivity, but the rapid growth of IoT applications for smart homes, building and industrial automation, and wireless infrastructure has exposed limitations in terms of range and power efficiency. Morse Micro recognized this challenge in 2016 and developed Wi-Fi HaLow to bridge the technological gaps. The momentum behind the technology is growing rapidly, with the Wi-Fi Alliance taking significant steps to promote the protocol’s connectivity benefits, extending the range of other existing Wi-Fi standards.


Morse Micro is sampling its Wi-Fi Alliance and FCC-certified MM6108 production silicon — the fastest, smallest, lowest power, and longest-range Wi-Fi HaLow SoC available in the market. Morse Micro has built an extensive ecosystem of module partners and ODMs and is seeing significant traction in infrastructure applications and IoT devices.

www.morsemicro.com

Morse Micro shows Wi-Fi HaLow reaching 3 km

Long-distance video call over sub-GHz Wi-Fi HaLow signals in real-world conditions extends more than 10x farther than conventional Wi-Fi.

www.eenewseurope.com

 

[7für7]

Well firstly, the meme was aimed at LDA not you.
Secondly, its obvious what's changed, they no longer hold $9m+ shares.

Ok it was looking like the meme was related to me… misunderstood and yes obviously they are out. Any explanation?

 

[Damo4]

Ok it was looking like the meme was related to me… misunderstood and yes obviously they are out. Any explanation?

My brother in Christ... take a guess

 

[Bravo]

Ummm... Was it Sean or Rob who was talking recently about Akida and video conferencing???

Morse Micro Demonstrates World's Longest Range Wi-Fi HaLow Solution, Reaching 3 Kilometers​

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23 Jan, 2024, 11:01 ET

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Long-distance video call over sub-GHz Wi-Fi HaLow signals in real-world conditions extends more than 10x farther than conventional Wi-Fi
SYDNEY and IRVINE, Calif., Jan. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Morse Micro, the leading Wi-Fi HaLow silicon vendor, today announced the world's first live demonstration of Wi-Fi CERTIFIED HaLow technology extending three kilometers (nearly two miles). Morse Micro staged this record-setting field test of a long-range video call in San Francisco's Ocean Beach neighborhood to showcase the ability of sub-GHz Wi-Fi HaLow signals to reach long distances in challenging real-world conditions. A low-power, long-reach version of Wi-Fi based on the IEEE 802.11ah standard, Wi-Fi HaLow offers more than 10x the range, 100x the coverage area, and 1000x the volume of traditional Wi-Fi technologies. Watch now.
The protocol's unprecedented 3 km range is enabled by Morse Micro's Wi-Fi CERTIFIED HaLow system-on-chip (SoC) solution, which offers unparalleled wireless capabilities for IoT applications. Wi-Fi HaLow overcomes the limitations of traditional Wi-Fi by operating in the sub-GHz spectrum on narrow frequency bands, enabling the technology to penetrate obstacles and provide unmatched performance, even in noisy environments crowded with numerous connected devices and cameras. Wi-Fi HaLow not only increases wireless range; it also extends battery life with its power-saving features.
"Our successful demo of Wi-Fi HaLow video call across three kilometers in a difficult, real-world urban environment is a major milestone for Wi-Fi connectivity, showcasing the wireless protocol's incredible reach," said Michael De Nil, co-founder and CEO of Morse Micro. "Wi-Fi HaLow is a transformative technology that shatters the boundaries of today's wireless connectivity. With its unparalleled range, exceptional low power consumption and superior throughput, Wi-Fi HaLow stands as the frontrunner in the IoT landscape. This is the future wireless connectivity, and it's here today powered by Wi-Fi CERTIFIED HaLow technology."
Traditional Wi-Fi protocols have long been the backbone of wireless connectivity, but the rapid growth of IoT applications for smart homes, building and industrial automation, and wireless infrastructure has exposed limitations in terms of range and power efficiency. Morse Micro recognized this challenge in 2016 and developed Wi-Fi HaLow to bridge the technological gaps. The momentum behind Wi-Fi HaLow is growing rapidly, with the Wi-Fi Alliance taking significant steps to promote the protocol's connectivity benefits, extending the range of other existing Wi-Fi standards.
Morse Micro now stands at the forefront of Wi-Fi HaLow technology development. The company is sampling its Wi-Fi Alliance and FCC-certified MM6108 production silicon – the fastest, smallest, lowest power, and longest-range Wi-Fi HaLow SoC available in the market. Morse Micro has built an extensive ecosystem of module partners and ODMs and is seeing significant traction in infrastructure applications and IoT devices, including indoor and outdoor IP security cameras, dual-mode Wi-Fi access points and many other IoT products showcased by partner demos at CES 2024.
About Morse Micro
Morse Micro is a leading Wi-Fi HaLow fabless semiconductor company based in Sydney, with global offices. As the world's premier Wi-Fi HaLow company, we pioneer next-gen IoT wireless connectivity solutions. Morse Micro is now sampling its Wi-Fi Alliance and FCC-certifiable MM6108 production silicon: the fastest, smallest, lowest power and longest-range Wi-Fi HaLow chip available in the market. Learn more at https://www.morsemicro.com/.
SOURCE Morse Micro

 

[Bravo]

Published 2 weeks ago.

 

[7für7]

someone here who can make a short explanation or guess why LDA capital sold their shares at this low price? Is it part of agreement? Maybe someone have knowledge about kind of this agreements?

 

[wilzy123]

Ok it was looking like the meme was related to me… misunderstood and yes obviously they are out. Any explanation?

In the high-tech world of the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), there existed a forward-thinking investment firm known as LDA Capital. This company had adeptly navigated the complex digital currents of the stock market, securing a coveted position among the top 20 shareholders of BrainChip, an innovator in the realm of AI and neural network technology.

For several years, LDA Capital basked in the digital glow of this achievement, much like the steady hum of a server room filled with active data streams. However, in a twist that would perplex even the most advanced algorithms, LDA Capital mysteriously disappeared from BrainChip's top 20 list. The reason behind this was as unconventional as it was futuristic.

The story begins with the enigmatic CEO of LDA Capital, a figure both admired and shrouded in mystery. This CEO, known for a penchant for blending technology with imagination, one day stumbled upon a science fiction novel. The story, featuring an AI uncovering ancient alien technology, sparked a groundbreaking idea in the CEO's visionary mind.

Driven by this blend of science fiction and a dash of espresso-induced inspiration, the CEO orchestrated an extraordinary virtual meeting with the board of directors. Utilizing holographic projections and AI-driven market simulations, a daring new strategy was proposed: divest from BrainChip and redirect their investments towards uncovering hidden alien technology on Earth.

The board, intrigued and swayed by the CEO's charisma and the compelling AI simulations, unanimously agreed. LDA Capital's shares in BrainChip were sold off, and the firm embarked on a high-tech adventure. They assembled a team of leading scientists, equipped with cutting-edge drone technology and sensors, and even developed a bespoke AI algorithm named "Extraterrestrial Explorer" for analyzing satellite data.

Their quest was marked by technological wonders and a spirit of discovery. Despite the drones scanning uncharted territories and AI algorithms processing vast amounts of data, their finds were intriguing but ultimately earthly in origin.

Meanwhile, at the ASX, LDA Capital's audacious quest became the stuff of legend. While they relinquished their top 20 spot in BrainChip, they earned a reputation as one of the most adventurous and innovative firms in finance.

BrainChip continued to pioneer in AI, and LDA Capital, though no longer a top shareholder, watched from their high-tech offices with a blend of pride and anticipation. The CEO, inspired by their journey, went on to create a bestselling VR experience titled "The AI's Quest for Alien Tech." This venture opened new doors for LDA Capital, immortalizing them as a firm that dared to venture where no other had before in the pursuit of innovation and discovery.

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

someone here who can make a short explanation or guess why LDA capital sold their shares at this low price? Is it part of agreement? Maybe someone have knowledge about kind of this agreements?

Hi 7.
LDA are not long term investors with very limited capital resources like you and me.
They provide a service whereby they undertake to market stock for particular companies and make they're money on a margin of the turnover.
Of course they make more margin if the amount they sell for is significantly higher, and that would be they're preference, but the way the deal is structured they get paid even if the difference is only in pips. Like Traders, they thrive and profit best on volatility, but will settle for bread and butter money as the occasion dictates. This is my understanding anyway.

 

[Pom down under]

Snap!!

When you see an email come through and it’s not the normal

Closely followed by a

 

[7für7]

Hi 7.
LDA are not long term investors with very limited capital resources like you and me.
They provide a service whereby they undertake to market stock for particular companies and make they're money on a margin of the turnover.
Of course they make more margin if the amount they sell for is significantly higher, and that would be they're preference, but the way the deal is structured they get paid even if the difference is only in pips. Like Traders, they thrive and profit best on volatility, but will settle for bread and butter money as the occasion dictates. This is my understanding anyway.

Thank you! This makes sense! I forgot about this point

 

[Fact Finder]

someone here who can make a short explanation or guess why LDA capital sold their shares at this low price? Is it part of agreement? Maybe someone have knowledge about kind of this agreements?

If you go back to the original announcements you will see that many times there were unsold shares and on each occasion these unsold shares at Brainchips direction were continued to be held on trust by LDA Capital against the next capital raise. LDA Capital holding these shares in their name were listed in the Top 20 even though the beneficial owner remained Brainchip. The sale of some or all of these shares would have been done as part of the yet to complete call by Brainchip.

My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder

 

[Labsy]

In the high-tech world of the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), there existed a forward-thinking investment firm known as LDA Capital. This company had adeptly navigated the complex digital currents of the stock market, securing a coveted position among the top 20 shareholders of BrainChip, an innovator in the realm of AI and neural network technology.

For several years, LDA Capital basked in the digital glow of this achievement, much like the steady hum of a server room filled with active data streams. However, in a twist that would perplex even the most advanced algorithms, LDA Capital mysteriously disappeared from BrainChip's top 20 list. The reason behind this was as unconventional as it was futuristic.

The story begins with the enigmatic CEO of LDA Capital, a figure both admired and shrouded in mystery. This CEO, known for a penchant for blending technology with imagination, one day stumbled upon a science fiction novel. The story, featuring an AI uncovering ancient alien technology, sparked a groundbreaking idea in the CEO's visionary mind.

Driven by this blend of science fiction and a dash of espresso-induced inspiration, the CEO orchestrated an extraordinary virtual meeting with the board of directors. Utilizing holographic projections and AI-driven market simulations, a daring new strategy was proposed: divest from BrainChip and redirect their investments towards uncovering hidden alien technology on Earth.

The board, intrigued and swayed by the CEO's charisma and the compelling AI simulations, unanimously agreed. LDA Capital's shares in BrainChip were sold off, and the firm embarked on a high-tech adventure. They assembled a team of leading scientists, equipped with cutting-edge drone technology and sensors, and even developed a bespoke AI algorithm named "Extraterrestrial Explorer" for analyzing satellite data.

Their quest was marked by technological wonders and a spirit of discovery. Despite the drones scanning uncharted territories and AI algorithms processing vast amounts of data, their finds were intriguing but ultimately earthly in origin.

Meanwhile, at the ASX, LDA Capital's audacious quest became the stuff of legend. While they relinquished their top 20 spot in BrainChip, they earned a reputation as one of the most adventurous and innovative firms in finance.

BrainChip continued to pioneer in AI, and LDA Capital, though no longer a top shareholder, watched from their high-tech offices with a blend of pride and anticipation. The CEO, inspired by their journey, went on to create a bestselling VR experience titled "The AI's Quest for Alien Tech." This venture opened new doors for LDA Capital, immortalizing them as a firm that dared to venture where no other had before in the pursuit of innovation and discovery.

 

[7für7]

If you go back to the original announcements you will see that many times there were unsold shares and on each occasion these unsold shares at Brainchips direction were continued to be held on trust by LDA Capital against the next capital raise. LDA Capital holding these shares in their name were listed in the Top 20 even though the beneficial owner remained Brainchip. The sale of some or all of these shares would have been done as part of the yet to complete call by Brainchip.

My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder

Thanks

 

[Fact Finder]

Hi 7.
LDA are not long term investors with very limited capital resources like you and me.
They provide a service whereby they undertake to market stock for particular companies and make they're money on a margin of the turnover.
Of course they make more margin if the amount they sell for is significantly higher, and that would be they're preference, but the way the deal is structured they get paid even if the difference is only in pips. Like Traders, they thrive and profit best on volatility, but will settle for bread and butter money as the occasion dictates. This is my understanding anyway.

Hi HP
LDA Capital receive a flat 8.5% of every dollar worth of shares sold.

If the dell one share for a dollar they receive 8.5 cents.

If they sell ten shares at 10 cents which equals a dollar they receive 8.5 cents.

If Brainchip wants to raise $1.00 and the current share price is one cent they give LDA enough shares to sell that based on current price expectations it will achieve this outcome. So 100 shares plus for safety sake another 10 shares to cover the 8.5% commission.

One dollar ten cents less 8.5% which is 9.35 cents leaving Brainchip with just over $1.00.

My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder