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Pining or the fjords?

Translation for anyone who is a little intoxicated

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[Bravo]

@Bravo ...Are you back from your run??


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Hi @buena suerte :-), well, actually I didn't wind up going to the Bungle Bungles after all, but I may as well have gone there, because ironically enough as a result of that massive storm a couple of days ago, I ended up with no power, no internet and no phone anyway.

 

[Diogenese]

Transaction for anyone who is a little intoxicated

pining for the fjords - Google Search

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Yes - we should all rejoyce.

 

[Esq.111]

Evening Bravo ,

Good to have you back ,

Sorry to hear about your misfortune, hope your OK.

Been pretty quiet on the market lately so you haven't missed much.......

Regards,
Esq.

 

[Diogenese]

Hi @buena suerte :-), well, actually I didn't wind up going to the Bungle Bungles after all, but I may as well have gone there, because ironically enough as a result of that massive storm a couple of days ago, I ended up with no power, no internet and no phone anyway.

Wow! In the olden days, if you didn't have your car for a while, it was like your legs were chopped off.

No internet must be like a brainectomy.

 

[Plebby]

Forgive my ignorance, but was is the price relationship between the German and Australian exchanges - is there direct price correlation?

 

[Xhosa12345]

Hi All
To finish at the daily high of 36 cents is an interesting close to the weeks trading. Up over 26% today with solid volume.

The most interesting thing about this is that we have now been on the upward journey for almost two weeks.

During this week the ASX issued the speeding ticket and Brainchip answered NO. Historically for Brainchip this has normally led to a loss of retail investor confidence and the uptrend reverses. Yet not this time.

Here on TSEx we mostly are all on top of the press releases, the social media comments and the podcasts but having watched over at HC I am surprised how often a poster that I will know as a long term follower will come out with a question that suggests they are very poorly informed by TSEx standards.

For example we are all likely to remember Marketing Man from HC. Long term holder and has written articles covering Brainchip. Over a week ago now I read a post by him and he was asking who Unigen was and in his response he admitted that he had missed the press release about that partnership.

I have been critical of not using the ASX simply because it is obvious that most Australian Retail get their information about companies from ASX alerts and announcements.

The example of Marketing Man and Unigen suggests strongly that our knowledge about the VVDN Edge Box and Infineon, Microchip and OnSemi is most likely not generally known by retail investors here in Australia.

So could it be that the uptrend we are witnessing is being driven by someone or something taking a position.

Brainchip is certainly snuggled up with ARM, Intel, Tata Holdings, Renesas, Megachips, Mercedes Benz, Socionext, Valeo, Edge Impulse and likely Nvidia.

While I think Brainchip is unlikely to overnight become a leaky ship there are a massive number of partners known and unknown with hundreds of thousands of employees that could be in possession of information either directly or indirectly as a result of these relationships.

It was obvious at HC that some well known traders of Brainchip shares sold when the speeding ticket came out expecting the usual retreat once the answer NO was made public fully expecting the uptrend to have concluded. We even had the obligatory MF article and the typo in the announcement to raise retail investor panic.

Anyway I think the best advice is to be very careful because even though we at TSEx have sufficient knowledge to justifiably believe Brainchip is undervalued my personal impression is that ordinary retail investors do not and so it is not ordinary retail buying and more likely they are selling. If this is correct then who or what is buying in these numbers????

My opinion only DYOR
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[Xhosa12345]

Theres a lot less punt money in circulation.

We are hopefully on the precipice

 

[Esq.111]

Evening Chippers,

I shall go out on a llimb.......

Price prediction for our German colleagues.


€0.33

Or

$0.54486252

See how we go.

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Regards,
Esq

 

[Tothemoon24]

Probably posted , still reads just as good the 2nd time​

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Media Alert: BrainChip Demonstrates Human Behavior Detection at IFS Direct Connect 2024​

February 15, 2024 12:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
LAGUNA HILLS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY), the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based, neuromorphic AI, will host an exhibit demonstrating human behavior AI at IFS Direct Connect 2024 at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California, February 21.

“This event is an excellent opportunity for us to demonstrate our approach to combining advanced IoT infrastructure with artificial technologies inspired by the brain to create intelligent sensing devices on the Edge that will help accelerate global AI initiatives.”
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This exclusive all-day event brings together Intel process technology leadership, industry’s leading lights in technology, and partners, including BrainChip, to showcase their strategies for success in the high-growth semiconductor market. BrainChip will spotlight Akida’s neuromorphic advantage, emphasizing the scalability of its IP within Intel’s Open System Foundry. Attendees will have the opportunity to discover firsthand how Akida’s power-efficient and innovative technologies are shaping the future of intelligent computing.
Among the highlights of IFS Direct Connect is a demonstration of NVISO Group AI Human Behavioral Software and BrainChip’s Akida™ neuromorphic compute. The resulting system monitors the state of the users through real-time perception and observation of head and body pose, eye tracking and gaze, as well as emotion detection.
“We look forward to showcasing our latest collaborations, IP achievements and AI capabilities to Intel Foundry Services alliance partners, customers, media and analysts joining us at IFS Direct Connect 2024,” said Sean Hehir, CEO of BrainChip. “This event is an excellent opportunity for us to demonstrate our approach to combining advanced IoT infrastructure with artificial technologies inspired by the brain to create intelligent sensing devices on the Edge that will help accelerate global AI initiatives.”
Those interested in attending the event can register at: https://brainchip.com/ifs-direct-connect-2024-february-21-2024-san-jose/

 

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[CHIPS]

Das da eins! Danke fur da ein CHIPS
Haben de cervesa ona moi, por favor!

You certainly are a very international person . I don't drink beer, but you are welcome anyway

 

[DingoBorat]

You certainly are a very international person . I don't drink beer, but you are welcome anyway

Cheers CHIPS
Yeah, I don't usually use my poly-linguistic abilities, because I feel like I'm showing off, you know...

 

[cosors]

And another 2million gone just like that

It's also looking pretty good for us here ~4M so far, more than the other days. Let's see what happens over the next 8 hours.

Sorry for the translation errors in the screenshot. Google is a bit 'crazy'.

 

[DingoBorat]

It's also looking pretty good for us here ~4M so far, more than the other days. Let's see what happens over the next 8 hours.
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Sorry for the translation errors in the screenshot. Google is a bit 'crazy'.

I think the much higher prices, are definitely because of a lack of supply..

It's like buying Australian Haighs Chocolates there, at the moment..

With the Mercedes surge, Germany was actually "driving" () the ASX, a bit too, which is understandable, given the context.


This is totally different, I don't think any of "us" know what this is about yet..

But I wouldn't expect the ASX, to react as strongly on Monday and I don't really want to see an open above 36 cents (I like the chartists to be happy..).

What I do want to see, is some sort of confirmation, news etc, for what's going on ..

 

[Diogenese]

Looking at Tradegate ( https://www.tradegate.de/orderbuch.php?lang=en&isin=AU000000BRN8 ) most of the share trades occurred between open and 11:00 am. Then there was a large "correction", after which the trading has been in a narrow band between 40% and 45% up.

I think if an Akida vibration detector were attached, it would diagnose a wonky bearing.

 

[Diogenese]

Looking at Tradegate ( https://www.tradegate.de/orderbuch.php?lang=en&isin=AU000000BRN8 ) most of the share trades occurred between open and 11:00 am. Then there was a large "correction", after which the trading has been in a narrow band between 40% and 45% up.

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I think if an Akida vibration detector were attached, it would diagnose a wonky bearing.

... and then ... Snap!

 

[cosors]

I think the much higher prices, are definitely because of a lack of supply..

It's like buying Australian Haighs Chocolates there, at the moment..

With the Mercedes surge, Germany was actually "driving" () the ASX, a bit too, which is understandable, given the context.


This is totally different, I don't think any of "us" know what this is about yet..

But I wouldn't expect the ASX, to react as strongly on Monday and I don't really want to see an open above 36 cents (I like the chartists to be happy..).

What I do want to see, is some sort of confirmation, news etc, for what's going on ..

You may be right.
I notice that the rightmost line shows the 'spread', the difference between bid/ask. If the supply is poor here and there is very little trading, then it is normal for this to be well above 5% (I think 5 is ~normal vor ASX stocks here). If there is a lot of trading it is below 5%. I would like to exclude a bit Lang & Schwarz from this, they are private.
In any case, I have just compared your price at the ASX with ours here. Ours is about 10% higher than yours, including currency conversion. So if you deduct that, we would be quite close to you again.
The last time I saw such a big difference, I think it was also 10% off but at that time in our favor here, i.e. a kind of discount, was the evening before the first short attack that I noticed. The next day there were transferred I mean someone said 25M shares to you at the ASX and were dumped into the market. And the difference between the markets was evened out again. I remember it quite well because I found it exciting and scary at the same time. I still don't know whether there was a connection to the short attack.
But these two moments are linked by this rare 10% difference in value. Only the other way around back then. Let's see what happens on Monday. Perhaps a few million shares will be withdrawn from the ASX and thrown into the market here? Who knows. Sometimes I would love to have a look behind the scenes at how things like this work.

 

[cosors]

Is it too early?? .....

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I'm about to get a red one from the McLaren Vale later. It's never too early, it's always just the right time when the wine is good LoL