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mkm109

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Sorry to hear that. I just followed the link sent by email back on the 20 April. And it worked like a charm. Voting, questions, Perfect.
I have used the system before for other shares and it sometimes works and sometimes fails
 
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Hi Bravo, got notification of this earlier. View attachment 7596
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Bravo

If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
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Dhm

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I enjoyed catching up with quite a few of the 1000 eyes this morning. And got to look at the Akida 1000 up close. Tony Dawe said that future Akida chips will be a bit smaller than this one, and this fits on a fingernail.
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The senior management were quite slick, but if I was to be a little picky, Sean read everything he said in the prepared part of the morning. Afterwards in the Q and A he was impressive
The chairman Antonio Viana was very impressive as well. I’ve arranged a game of golf when Sean and Antonio next come down (perhaps they were paying lip service to me) but I can always hope!

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The savaging of the SP today has no logical reason, and as Antonio said, “the share price will do what the share price will do”.
I am firmly confident that we are backing the right horse with Brainchip. Hopefully we will demonstrate soon that we had all the horses in the race!
@Fact Finder we missed you today, I even had a birthday present for you. Or were you there in disguise….. I thought I may have seen Blind Freddie in the room.
 
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SiDEvans

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I enjoyed catching up with quite a few of the 1000 eyes this morning. And got to look at the Akida 1000 up close. Tony Dawe said that future Akida chips will be a bit smaller than this one, and this fits on a fingernail.
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The senior management were quite slick, but if I was to be a little picky, Sean read everything he said in the prepared part of the morning. Afterwards in the Q and A he was impressive
The chairman Antonio Viana was very impressive as well. I’ve arranged a game of golf when Sean and Antonio next come down (perhaps they were paying lip service to me) but I can always hope!

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The savaging of the SP today has no logical reason, and as Antonio said, “the share price will do what the share price will do”.
I am firmly confident that we are backing the right horse with Brainchip. Hopefully we will demonstrate soon that we had all the horses in the race!
@Fact Finder we missed you today, I even had a birthday present for you. Or were you there in disguise….. I thought I may have seen Blind Freddie in the room.
CANT BELIEVE I MISSED EYEBALLING THE CHIP!!!
 
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Esq.111

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I enjoyed catching up with quite a few of the 1000 eyes this morning. And got to look at the Akida 1000 up close. Tony Dawe said that future Akida chips will be a bit smaller than this one, and this fits on a fingernail.
View attachment 7597
The senior management were quite slick, but if I was to be a little picky, Sean read everything he said in the prepared part of the morning. Afterwards in the Q and A he was impressive
The chairman Antonio Viana was very impressive as well. I’ve arranged a game of golf when Sean and Antonio next come down (perhaps they were paying lip service to me) but I can always hope!

View attachment 7598
The savaging of the SP today has no logical reason, and as Antonio said, “the share price will do what the share price will do”.
I am firmly confident that we are backing the right horse with Brainchip. Hopefully we will demonstrate soon that we had all the horses in the race!
@Fact Finder we missed you today, I even had a birthday present for you. Or were you there in disguise….. I thought I may have seen Blind Freddie in the room.
Evening Dhm,

Cheers for the pictures and brief rundown. Good to hear.

Yep , we certainly copped a pizzeling today, anyway look at the long term chart pattern chippers.

The future is extremely bright.

Regards,
Esq.
 
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JK200SX

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Did anyone manage to record the live stream, and share it please?
 
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SiDEvans

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At one point Sean made a very clear point about the identity of the company when he said something to the effect of … “we are an IP company, not a chip company.”
He actually repeated that a few times in the same response to a question I believe was about the R&D department. No matter the actual question, I found this very interesting as I had never heard them take this position so strongly before.
As they have said in the past this form of revenue is very high margin so bring it on!
 
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Dhm

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Oh, the other thing, I asked Sean and Antony about last November's US Congress decision to equip all new cars with driver monitors to detect intoxication and distraction, and what opportunity this is for Brainchip, and Sean replied that they are certainly aware of this, but sadly nothing more. I personally think that Brainchip would be all over that opportunity. Apparently this is law in Europe too.

Also a question about the timing for the FDA trials with Nanose being May 31 and how that may be going, and,......"we can't really comment on that". Course you can.....just a little hint, please!!
 
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Mugen74

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Can we just clear this up-Mr Hehir reads his speech because it has to match whats in the annoucement released to market.
 
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A tidy 4million shares traded after hours today!
 
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Diogenese

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At one point Sean made a very clear point about the identity of the company when he said something to the effect of … “we are an IP company, not a chip company.”
He actually repeated that a few times in the same response to a question I believe was about the R&D department. No matter the actual question, I found this very interesting as I had never heard them take this position so strongly before.
As they have said in the past this form of revenue is very high margin so bring it on!
Hi Sid,

If someone wants the chip, we have the likes of MegaChips to sort that out. No point in us competing with the pros in our team.
 
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Diogenese

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Oh, the other thing, I asked Sean and Antony about last November's US Congress decision to equip all new cars with driver monitors to detect intoxication and distraction, and what opportunity this is for Brainchip, and Sean replied that they are certainly aware of this, but sadly nothing more. I personally think that Brainchip would be all over that opportunity. Apparently this is law in Europe too.

Also a question about the timing for the FDA trials with Nanose being May 31 and how that may be going, and,......"we can't really comment on that". Course you can.....just a little hint, please!!
Well if we can't comment on it, at least there's something to not comment on.
 
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Boab

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Some of the trades that were happening just before the official close today. Nothing to see here.......

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miaeffect

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I've worked it out! The Finder of Facts found something untoward at the AGM and sold all of his shares (hence the SP drop) and he's now running for the hills (hence the 'sound of crickets'). Will we ever hear from FF again?.......🤔
Are you ok?
 
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Xhosa12345

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i think hes still typing just quietly....
 
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Oh, the other thing, I asked Sean and Antony about last November's US Congress decision to equip all new cars with driver monitors to detect intoxication and distraction, and what opportunity this is for Brainchip, and Sean replied that they are certainly aware of this, but sadly nothing more. I personally think that Brainchip would be all over that opportunity. Apparently this is law in Europe too.

Also a question about the timing for the FDA trials with Nanose being May 31 and how that may be going, and,......"we can't really comment on that". Course you can.....just a little hint, please!!
Well if we can't comment on it, at least there's something to not comment on.

Referenced previously @Rise from the ashes

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It looks like Hossam Haick will be commenting though. Albeit at the end of September when his new book is released:

Volatile Biomarkers for Human Health – “From Nature to Artificial Senses”

The brief:

Volatile biomarkers play a significant signalling role in communication between biological cells living as individual entities or as mini-societies that sense, respond and adapt to changes in their environment. In this process, volatile biomarkers can leak into the blood, from which they can be secreted into most body fluids (blood, breath, skin, urine, saliva, feces, etc.), from which sensing devices can capture and interpret their chemical fingerprint to reflect any association with health disorders in a fast, easy, and minimally non-invasive manner.

This book introduces the concept of biomarkers within the body in terms of basic and translational sciences. It starts with a comprehensive review of the expression and mechanistic pathways involving volatile biomarkers at single cell and (micro)organism levels, cell-to-cell and cell-to-organism communications, and their secretion into body fluids. It discusses several ways for discovering and detecting the secreted biomarkers using mass spectrometry and other spectroscopic techniques. This is followed by an appraisal and translation of the accumulating knowledge from the laboratory to the Point-of-Care phase, using selective sensors as well as desktop and wearable artificial sensing devices, e.g., electronic noses and electronic skins, in conjugation with AI-assisted data processing and healthcare decision-making in diagnostics. The book offers an outlook into the challenges in the continuing development of volatile biomarkers and their wider availability to healthcare, which can be substantially improved. It should appeal to research groups in universities, start-up and large-scale industries associated in all aspects of biomedicine.
 
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