BRN Discussion Ongoing

[cosors]

Yeah I'm glad I didn't follow through with my ten Bitcoin buy when it was 600 USD a coin.

A buddy likes to report or maybe not so that he was at one of the first conferences and he bought coffee and sausages there with his 30 Bitcoins. Another buddy has 3 bitcoins on a hard drive that he can't find again.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Sadly, one is a nephew. Have been banging on about BRN for years. He reckons it doesn't fit in to the field he is currently employed in. I beg to differ.

Old heads

Maybe you should compile a list of all the major companies pouring tonnes of money into this field. To sway him over to the enlightenment we are experiencing.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

A buddy likes to report or maybe not so that he was at one of the first conferences and he bought coffee and sausages there with his 30 Bitcoins. Another buddy has 3 bitcoins on a hard drive that he can't find again.

Yup who would have thought that btc back then would go to such great heights in the future. Pretty sure at one stage 5 bucks worth would have generated over 4 million profit. Don't know what it would be now as my crypto days are over. Still need to piss off a mining rig I built

 

[DingoBorat]

Agree with @DingoBorat that given the wider macro events we will unlikely see any respite in the near term.

That said, a couple simple charts D & W.

We are at a critical level now for support and will be interesting to see if the SM etc will allow a further fall or support at this level as they appeared to poss accumulate around here previously.

Also agree that something like maybe a Moschip IP Licence Ann be welcome though given overall mkt pressure expected this week I don't feel too many companies will be immune to some level of pain.

1. Seen this support level tested several times on the D & now in the same area again.
2. After that initial accumulation (1) we can see the SM look to move SP up but rejected both times with supply. Generally, SM will back off in these situations and reset as we can see with the recent drop after to previous levels left.
3. Summary of technical indicators etc looks pretty sad obviously.
4. 20MA now just crossed back below 50.
5. Horizontal supp level & turns white when SP hits into one of these supp / resist lines.
6. Can see indicative next levels below & thicker the zone the stronger with more prev level tests.
7. Indicator that uses vol & price to try calc an indicative supply / demand image. Blue crosses Orange bullish & vice versa with the histogram and avg of the calcs & good for centre crosses.
8. RSI derived bias. O/S orange at the mo. If climbs back into centre channel then more neutral / ranging possible & if blue then more bullish bias.

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1. Weekly with potential horizontal supp / resist areas plus Fib fan levels for additional levels.
2. Vol profile based on & anchored to pivots with high / low (blue lines / labels) of the value area spread and point of control (white line). Can see we are sitting near that bottom level of the most recent pivot & vol price zones as well as the high level of the previous range.
3. The green & red horizontal / vertical lines are a monthly based pivot & colours the bars according to above or below the level. We obviously below current level which was 1.13 & will provide a resist target to get through.
4. Looks for indicative buy / sell ratios based off candle spread / wicks / close levels.
5. RSI based ribbon & can see the recent cross down & bear pressure (red tris above) though there is still some minor bullish supp (bottom green tris).

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Just a quick snip of Fri action which indicated a little more buy pressure but almost as equal sell pressure which we will see this week if the same form holds for this supp level.

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[Izzzzzzzzzzy]

Does someone need a hug?

FM......I know I do.

It will literally be a laugh hopefully a year from now or whenever the markets recover. Literally a when not a is it going to happen kind of thing

 

[Rise from the ashes]

It will literally be a laugh hopefully a year from now or whenever the markets recover. Literally a when not a is it going to happen kind of thing

 

[DingoBorat]

 

[Rise from the ashes]

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Probably posted a dozen times already. But just in case. Here it is again.

DENSO to Take Minority Stake in JASM

/PRNewswire/ -- TSMC (TWSE: 2330, NYSE: TSM), Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation ("SSS") and DENSO Corporation ("DENSO") today announced that DENSO will...

www.prnewswire.com

 

[LM77]

Afternoon Diogenese,

Tesla's autopilot features disengaged " less than one second prior to the FIRST IMPACT".

This would explain why when a TESLA hit a private jet on the tarmac, the car stopped then gave it another nudge before stopping.

Sorry, could not help myself.
* mabey one of our tech savey could put the vidio up, for research purposes.
Incident happened within the last year.

Reading prior posts on the amount of accidents from / whilst in a TESLA automible I was amazed at the relatively few accidents.
Something like 100 accidents & one fatality from something like 730,000 vehicles.??.
Might be just me , yet I find this incredible low.
Would love to know how many accidents are are the result of normal car's ( standard old school cars without all the gadgets).

TESLA. One death in 730,000 cars on the road is equal to something in the order of one tenthousanth of one percent fatality rate, roughly.

& 100 crashes per 730,000 TESLA'S is roughly to a little over one hundredth of one percent strike rate.

Belive there is a pilot or two amoungst the Chippers here, what is the accident rate in the aviation field, Excluding rouge TESLA'S.

Either way it is an amazing feat of human engineering / electrical engineering.


Though, ELON, you know you can do better. .

Regards,
Esq.

Some quick stats from the last 5 years for you with the disclaimer these are averages and subject to year to year changes:

- approximately 38 million flights per year
- approximately 3 accidents per million departures (not all accidents result in fatalities)
- approximately 180 fatalities per year
- approximately 8 fatal flights per year

Sourced from ICAO and Flight Safety Foundation reports.

 

[Xhosa12345]

Wow too many public holiday froffies in some of above by the look, glad ours was last week here in wa... lol!
Go the pies!
Bracing for some carnage tomorrow all.
She gonna be ugly. Do we think 80 odd is the bottom? I sincerely hope so.

 

[Proga]

Nvidia opened 5% down. With recession fears the US dollar is strengthening and 83.3% of Nvidia's revenue is foreign

 

[cosors]

Hold on tomorrow, with me unfortunately both (BRN/TLG) are broken through the lows at the OTC

 

[Rise from the ashes]

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And not off topic

 

[Deleted member 118]

https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-61784011

 

[Deleted member 118]

Probably best not look at your share portfolio today and maybe watch this instead

Humans (TV Series 2015–2018) ⭐ 7.9 | Drama, Sci-Fi

42m | MA15+

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[chapman89]

Here’s a white paper released by NVISO this morning, it is all about “Human Behaviour AI for Extreme Edge AI computing”

It’s clear that NVISO has huge plans with Brainchip and also that NVISO is a firm believer that Akida is the answer to todays computing challenges.

NVISO releases Human Behaviour AI for Extreme Edge AI Computing Technical Whitepaper | NVISO

www.nviso.ai

I also believe there will be a webinar following this white paper sometime today/this week and will allow for questions so that’s something we can set our calendars for and can ask NVISO some questions.

 

[Izzzzzzzzzzy]

Probably best not look at your share portfolio today and maybe watch this instead

Humans (TV Series 2015–2018) ⭐ 7.9 | Drama, Sci-Fi

42m | MA15+

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Yyyyyyyuuuuuuppp

 

[BaconLover]

Here’s a white paper released by NVISO this morning, it is all about “Human Behaviour AI for Extreme Edge AI computing”

It’s clear that NVISO has huge plans with Brainchip and also that NVISO is a firm believer that Akida is the answer to todays computing challenges.

NVISO releases Human Behaviour AI for Extreme Edge AI Computing Technical Whitepaper | NVISO

www.nviso.ai

I also believe there will be a webinar following this white paper sometime today/this week and will allow for questions so that’s something we can set our calendars for and can ask NVISO some questions.

Whoa thanks for sharing Chapman

Must read. Akida really is Ubiquitous.

 

[Izzzzzzzzzzy]

THIS IS COPIED FROM ASX BETS NONE OF THIS IS MY WORDS

The signs were there. We had threads filled with emo poetry last week, and an unusual number of posters sharing their sexual proclivities over the weekend as though they'd strayed from WSB. There were probably some other signs too, like the cost of lettuce showing that inflation was not transitory, and nor had it peaked.

Anyway, tonight's instalment is courtesy of the AFR:

How to beat the bear market blues

Bear markets are the ultimate behavioural test for investors. The outcome of this test says more about their likelihood of success in building wealth over the long run than does the direction of financial markets. Investors will either stay smart or yield to emotion, which can ruin the potential for gains.

In the current scenario of volatile markets, the wildcard for portfolios is the human mind, not the movements in asset prices. Not one investor is immune to systemic risks, but all investors will need to resist their emotions to act as prices fall during the current bear market.

The euphoric phase of bull markets fuelled by cheap money has ended. As fear of losses grips some investors, they need to be careful to stay calm and stick to their long-term investment plans and avoid emotional decision-making panic.

In reality, emotions can compound in bear markets. To add fuel to these fears of losses, stagflation has become the topic of the day. With the US Federal Reserve raising interest rates this year, and inflation rising worldwide, equity rotations have started from meme stocks, non-profitable technology shares and other growth companies into value shares.

Behavioural finance theory has been well documented by the likes of Daniel Kahneman and Richard Thaler. “Prospect theory and aversion to losses” emphasise that investors perceive asset gains and losses differently. Investors place more weight on perceived gains than losses, but losses cause a greater emotional impact – and with that comes a desire to act to alleviate loss.

To avoid emotion, investors need to understand what the fundamentals of their portfolios are and how asset prices will behave now that we are in an inflationary regime and central banks are on the offensive.

We are seeing a widening divergence around the world in both monetary and fiscal policy and the fracturing of globalisation as the rift between the US and China widens. At the same time, Russia’s relations with the US and Europe have frozen.

Extreme uncertainty has taken hold with war in Europe, sharply higher food and energy prices and a concerted effort towards a path to decarbonisation. Caution and patience are needed.

The risk for portfolios in this scenario is that risk averse investors will become overwhelmed by their anxiety and fears and sell down riskier assets such as shares. Investors who act rashly in response to nightmarish headlines and sell quality companies may be compromising their long-term investment outcomes.

The rational investor, on the other hand, will stay calm and even become excited by the falls in share prices and see opportunities rather than losses. That goes against Prospect Theory, but it will help investors hold on to their wealth.

Given the current market conditions, investors need to focus on fundamentally sound assets to strengthen their portfolios. Investors should stick to the decisions that they have already made with their financial advisers when they were in a calm and rational state, and not deviate from their agreed portfolio mix. Now is not a good time to change the asset mix in your portfolio when you become overwhelmed by emotion.

Ideally, you have a portfolio that takes into account your financial needs now and well into the future. You need to stick to your financial plan and stay rational with a clear head despite all the bad news we are hearing.

If you need to transact, don’t read the headlines before you trade. Instead, imagine what your portfolio should look like in 10 years and what you need to do now to see that future happen. That will offer a better guide than the noise and uncertainty of today.