Another correlation here is everyone on brainchip except dell confirmed they are partners with brainchip.![]()
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Dell is realizing the future of artificial intelligence is highly distributed, with smaller computers on robots, sensors, cars and other devices feedingwww.enterpriseai.news
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This is very disappointing this sort of buying is cutting the throat of the homeless guy I counselled to buy BRN instead of coffee one share at a time. He has been doing so well and now this I hope he does not fall back onto the coffee wagon.What a nice way to wipe through half a million shares @95c. Note I could't grab the entire trade, but it was a single trade.
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The AGM isn't until around May next year !A close above the MA and overhead resistance by weeks' end could see us test $1.15 prior to the AGM. Both RSI and MACD looking prime for a move - any favourable news until then + some volume and we will really get going.
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Just thinking the same??The AGM isn't until around May next year !
What the?A close above the MA and overhead resistance by weeks' end could see us test $1.15 prior to the AGM. Both RSI and MACD looking prime for a move - any favourable news until then + some volume and we will really get going.
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I did notice a lack of single share trades.This is very disappointing this sort of buying is cutting the throat of the homeless guy I counselled to buy BRN instead of coffee one share at a time. He has been doing so well and now this I hope he does not fall back onto the coffee wagon.![]()
Your thoughts make the most sense to me, Mercedes by their past actions I imagine talking up a storm if Akida was in there. Keeping quiet as a competitive advantage doesn’t add up to me after the EQXX reveal earlier this year.We can all agree to disagree. Having our own thoughts is part of what makes us and I think it's healthy to have opposing views.
Unfortunately, until they have stated that it is being utilised in the current crop of new cars, I don't believe they are using AKIDA...yet. They did say from 2024 so I have no reason to just imagine something else. Yes, there is nothing to stop them from changing their minds but cars being released now have been in engineering for years. It takes time, especially in the automotive industry, for "innovations" in concept cars to trickle down to the production line.
I love your enthusiasm and your relentless quest for knowledge but this one is far from your normal standard:I just discovered this article entitled "Most Technologically Advanced Countries in the World 2022: Top 12", dated 19 July 2022. Israel is listed at number 5 and there's a paragraph which discusses Professor Haick and the Nanose project. I thought it was really interesting because the article states " Professor Hossam Haick is the chief scientist of the NaNose project, which is creating this medicinal instrument. It has an accuracy of up to 86-92 percent in identifying the condition. However, the authorities have said that it would be more accurate and user-friendly after 5-6 years."
I wonder if that means ''the authorities" are aware of Akida's next iterations?
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Exactly, focus sales, revenue and profit growth and forget about the 100 other good ideasI fail to see why many are pushing this NASDAQ listing when there is so much value left to extract from the ASX. Whilst I understand that traditionally the ASX doesn’t understand tech, it does understand revenue. When that starts to build, our SP will build with it. We are only worth $1.5b, I see at least the potential to $40b here on the ASX - APT basically achieved this on hype during COVID, and it only took about 18 months to hit that MC from being our size in about 18 months.
When we hit revenue that sustainability puts us at a MC of that size (say $40b, with a SP of $24), then we should consider a NASDAQ listing. It costs more (a lot more) to list on it, it has massive liquidity (which means more money for shorting), and all in all its a more suffisticated market - you can thank Wall St. Hight Frequency Trading for that.
Plenty of small companies like Brainchip a have prematurely listed on it and gotten ripped apart by the sharks. I for one don’t want to see it for a few years, assuming the aforementioned have been achieved.
Be careful what you wish for.
Brother been making me laugh from the days the site we do not speak off
Damn you @DingoBoratNew Fool article showing their form and complete ignorance of facts and available information.
https://www.fool.com.au/2022/10/19/...e-price-continue-its-growth-run-this-quarter/
First part of the article is reasonable, but last two paragraphs, outlining a possible difficulty of raising additional cash in the future, "if needed"
completely ignores our current arrangement with LDA capital..
For those shorting BrainChip, the narrative might be based on the company’s unprofitable nature. Despite holding a stack of cash, at the current rate, BrainChip only has roughly one year and five months’ worth of runway left until it would need to either take on debt or raise capital.
If we’re still in a cold market at that time, the company might find it difficult to raise capital. At the same time, debt costs could be much higher due to increased interest rates
Shoddy "journalism"? at its best..
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I love your enthusiasm and your relentless quest for knowledge but this one is far from your normal standard:
1. About the Author:
Edeh Samuel Chukwuemeka ACMC, is a Law Student and a Certified Mediator/Conciliator in Nigeria. He is also a Developer with knowledge in HTML, CSS, JS, PHP and React Native. Samuel is bent on changing the legal profession by building Web and Mobile Apps that will make legal research a lot easier.
2. Like FF he cannot count to 12. Without leaving out a number so needs his wife or mother to proof read his articles.
3. The overall quality of his article is reflected in the fact he attributes Ericsson to the wrong Scandinavian Country.
My opinion only but ignore everything he opines or claims as fact & DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
3rd Grade Report - Motley FoolI love your enthusiasm and your relentless quest for knowledge but this one is far from your normal standard:
1. About the Author:
Edeh Samuel Chukwuemeka ACMC, is a Law Student and a Certified Mediator/Conciliator in Nigeria. He is also a Developer with knowledge in HTML, CSS, JS, PHP and React Native. Samuel is bent on changing the legal profession by building Web and Mobile Apps that will make legal research a lot easier.
2. Like FF he cannot count to 12. Without leaving out a number so needs his wife or mother to proof read his articles.
3. The overall quality of his article is reflected in the fact he attributes Ericsson to the wrong Scandinavian Country.
My opinion only but ignore everything he opines or claims as fact & DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
This post is a good reminder from half yearlys which showed $4,8m revenue, and receivables at $3.4m, so my money is around $3m cash receipts for 4CAnd how wrong everyone was. That wasn't the actual revenue figure for the qtr. Just the cash receipts from previous revenue. Could have been from last year.
The only thing we do know is the revenue for the last 6 months is $4.8m which is the only figure we need to concentrate on. Which also means the 4c's don't really tell us much about revenue unless cash receipts from customers has jumped significantly higher than the last 6 month reported revenue figure.
Sssh. Don’t speak so loud you will ruin the surprise for all the children.This post is a good reminder from half yearlys which showed $4,8m revenue, and receivables at $3.4m, so my money is around $3m cash receipts for 4C