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wheres the food
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i am sitting here with 300k shares and just hoping that it all pays off
sometimes you have to wonder if you have done the right thing or your pissing into a shitstorm, i have had the faith for a long time in the company but still some days it unnerves you and you can feel Have i done my money or will i be a winner investing in this company?
i hold strong i have a plan 5 year plan will it pay off??? only time will tell
sometimes you have to wonder if you have done the right thing or your pissing into a shitstorm, i have had the faith for a long time in the company but still some days it unnerves you and you can feel Have i done my money or will i be a winner investing in this company?
i hold strong i have a plan 5 year plan will it pay off??? only time will tell
David holland
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His got to May to really to start producing with some solid ground breaking signings
DerAktienDude
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The mind boggling thing is that BRN, a pennystock with a revolutionary technology during a period of time where everything connected to ai skyrocketed not only underperformed but totally flopped on the market. Commercially and on an investing point of view.
I start to believe that these claimed NDAs never even existed. Management talked so much about progress during the last two years yet when it was time to actually deliver nothing but a “the chip wasn’t robust enough” came to fruition. My biggest hope was Valeo Scala 3. In the past it seemed so reasonable to believe that we’re involved and again we’re not.
Now we’re told that customer engagement is higher than ever before. At this point it’s just begging that merely one thing that they say is actually true. Reading that our CEO is in some list of the best paid CEOs in Australia is just the icing on the cake.
I start to believe that these claimed NDAs never even existed. Management talked so much about progress during the last two years yet when it was time to actually deliver nothing but a “the chip wasn’t robust enough” came to fruition. My biggest hope was Valeo Scala 3. In the past it seemed so reasonable to believe that we’re involved and again we’re not.
Now we’re told that customer engagement is higher than ever before. At this point it’s just begging that merely one thing that they say is actually true. Reading that our CEO is in some list of the best paid CEOs in Australia is just the icing on the cake.
DingoBorat
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I think Sean's been sweating plenty of bullets already and that kind of stress, is just part and parcel of his job.
When he said "watch the financials" just as when Peter said there would be "explosive sales", obviously things were looking much more promising at the time..
Both are of unquestionable character.
Sean is still maturing as a CEO, as is BrainChip as a Company, but I think he has the strive, passion and strategy, to "help" us become successful.
Everything is happening, as you would well know and the Market will eventually be forced to recognise that.
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wilzy123
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Now I know who won't be put in charge of proof reading BRN ANN's before they are released.
Another thing that doesn't sit well with me is the fact the PVDM is retiring before achieving commercial success. He will still be involved, but not at full capacity.
Is Anil planning the same thing soon?
wilzy123
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Yes have some
DerAktienDude
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He spent so much time developing and perfecting his creation. It’s understandable by now that he finally wants to take a step back. BRNs catastrophic performance is not his fault. I’d do the same if I was him.
wilzy123
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Perhaps
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Socionext is a fabless designer of SoC solutions. When there is a manufacturing customer buying a custom SoC solution with Akida IP, an IP licence will come into play with the customer. It's the same case like many of the partnerships, it's all about development and has no direct financial input.
Socionext is a merger of Fujitsu and Panasonic divisions, so there is a big chance, SoC solutions find their way to the product portfolio of those companies. Rest is about timelines, some now market-ready products may enter the market in 2024, others in 2025/26. That depends on market strategies of manufacturers we know nothing about..
Schnitzel lover
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My wife says are you 5? Which is a concern when our youngest child is 8. So 12 I’d happily take..
Ah well, this little sp run ended for now, but any IP signing will fix that and bring revenue and confidence back also.
Gen 2 is only 2months old.. Thry only sleep eat and shit at that age, so I’m happy to wait til atleast it can walk..
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
DingoBorat
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According to my charting, The Dingo Up Trend, is still in place but does require a bounce from here..
Fullmoonfever
Top 20
Well, we knew LDA was in the wind so can't complain I guess.
Rather be in a much stronger position to have called it but is what it is for the moment.
On another note.
The below company is interesting in so much as ahead of the curve on digital watermarking products, as well as for the end of product recycling.
They have some patents over the past 3 - 4 years and references made to Akida, as well as some others, that could be utilised in the sorting and ID of recyclables as well as other digital watermarking.
These guys are at the front end of the product (to watermark) and have some decent names associated with them like Walmart, P&G, Netto, AstraZenca, L'oreal, Puma, others.
The idea is then for sensors at the back end, normal garden variety or obviously for higher functioning, ones like Akida to read, identify, sort and collect data of the material in recycling.
Made me think of Circle 8 and how someone like that with Akida would dovetail into something like Digimarc if continues to gather momentum and market uptake.
www.digimarc.com
www.digimarc.com
Rather be in a much stronger position to have called it but is what it is for the moment.
On another note.
The below company is interesting in so much as ahead of the curve on digital watermarking products, as well as for the end of product recycling.
They have some patents over the past 3 - 4 years and references made to Akida, as well as some others, that could be utilised in the sorting and ID of recyclables as well as other digital watermarking.
These guys are at the front end of the product (to watermark) and have some decent names associated with them like Walmart, P&G, Netto, AstraZenca, L'oreal, Puma, others.
The idea is then for sensors at the back end, normal garden variety or obviously for higher functioning, ones like Akida to read, identify, sort and collect data of the material in recycling.
Made me think of Circle 8 and how someone like that with Akida would dovetail into something like Digimarc if continues to gather momentum and market uptake.
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Fullmoonfever
Top 20
Hey DB,
Haven't had chance to put up own chart but been watching a poss mini cup & handle...scribble on your chart in blue.
Can see the vol spikes start and end of the cup lips as hits resistance, the fall in SP and in vol in between and now the drop of the handle.
Would need to hold around here and start the next few days back upward and then a break with vol through mid 20's to confirm.
A break down through the bottom trend line of your channel and the poss C&H would be a fail.
Not a textbook C&H but is definitely a watch imo.
Fullmoonfever
Top 20
Massive market in the recycling space imo. Not just at a bin or recycling receptacle point but at things like MRFs (material recovery facility) and large scale.Well, we knew LDA was in the wind so can't complain I guess.
Rather be in a much stronger position to have called it but is what it is for the moment.
On another note.
The below company is interesting in so much as ahead of the curve on digital watermarking products, as well as for the end of product recycling.
They have some patents over the past 3 - 4 years and references made to Akida, as well as some others, that could be utilised in the sorting and ID of recyclables as well as other digital watermarking.
These guys are at the front end of the product (to watermark) and have some decent names associated with them like Walmart, P&G, Netto, AstraZenca, L'oreal, Puma, others.
The idea is then for sensors at the back end, normal garden variety or obviously for higher functioning, ones like Akida to read, identify, sort and collect data of the material in recycling.
Made me think of Circle 8 and how someone like that with Akida would dovetail into something like Digimarc if continues to gather momentum and market uptake.
Product Digitization for Authentication & Consumer Engagement
Empowering brands with digital watermarks and QR codes for secure product authentication & enterprise connected packaging, generating better customer data.
Recycling Waste Solutions for Sustainability | Digimarc
Digimarc digital identities provide recycling waste solutions for more accurate packaging recyclability
A Solution Proven to Reduce Waste
Digimarc Recycle allows brand owners to increase sustainability by digitizing products and packaging with technology proven to achieve 99% detection. Coupled with consumer engagement capabilities, brands can deliver a direct, digital communications channel with consumers. And, retain a cloud-based record of recycling information that provides new insights.
WIPO - Search International and National Patent Collections
patentscope.wipo.int
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Results From Canadian Circular Plastics Taskforce Pilot Confirm Digimarc Recycle Improves Sortation of Flexible Packaging
/PRNewswire/ -- Digimarc Corporation (Nasdaq: DMRC), a global leader in product digitization, announces positive results from a Canadian recycling pilot...
Results From Canadian Circular Plastics Taskforce Pilot Confirm Digimarc Recycle Improves Sortation of Flexible Packaging
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BEAVERTON, Ore., Oct. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Digimarc Corporation (Nasdaq: DMRC), a global leader in product digitization, announces positive results from a Canadian recycling pilot project assessing the effectiveness of Digimarc Recycle in improving recycling sortation.
The project – a first in North America – assessed the effectiveness of Digimarc Recycle in optimizing the sortation of flexible plastic packaging in Canada and was undertaken in conjunction with the Circular Plastics Taskforce (CPT), participating converters, and Pellenc ST.
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The CPT aims to drive projects to improve the recycling of all plastic packaging within the evolving Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) landscape in Quebec, and Canada more broadly. Assessments were aimed at delivering a first-hand view of sorting performance by CPT constituents as well as an observation of performance in mixed waste that is characteristic of Canadian conditions.
The accuracy of detection and sorting was 99% for films and flexibles satisfying the enhancement guidelines set by Digimarc. Remarkably, the results show consistent behavior no matter the type of material used, the form factor, or the type of comingled waste. The CPT concluded that Digimarc technology works to sort films and flexibles accurately and efficiently on a SKU-level (deterministic) basis. Starting in 2023, CPT aims to implement the technology in facilities to enable the separation of flexibles by attributes, allowing the creation of new end-markets.
"These results further confirm what has been validated in other programs: Digimarc Recycle is exceedingly effective in improving the accuracy of recycling sortation and provides an ability to sort material that current optical sorting technology cannot," says Riley McCormack, Digimarc CEO. "The Canadian provinces have ambitious targets and a clear commitment to action. We are energized by the opportunity to support CPT as they execute against their vision for advanced plastic recycling in Canada."
Large scale sorting assessments with Digimarc technology have been performed over the last year, most notably as part of HolyGrail 2.0, a cross-industry initiative in Europe driven by AIM – European Brands Association and powered by the Alliance to End Plastic Waste. While these assessments have increased in complexity and challenge, results measuring detection rates, sorting rates, and purity levels have remained both consistent and exceedingly high.
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About Digimarc
Digimarc is a global leader in product digitization, delivering business value across industries through unique identifiers and cloud-based solutions. A trusted partner in deterring digital counterfeiting of global currency for more than 20 years, Digimarc reveals a product's journey to provide intelligence and promote a prosperous, safer, and more sustainable world. With Digimarc, you can finally see everything. And when you see everything, you can achieve anything. For more information, visit us at digimarc.com.
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DingoBorat
Slim
I've seen your charts and explanations before Fullmoonfever and they are, well off the charts mind boggling!
Don't get me wrong, I know you know that stuff well and are probably the best I've seen..
But I don't go for the patterns and Fibs etc, I think sometimes they work, because they self fulfill, but with so much manipulation, how can any pattern really mean anything?
I know if you follow the same "rules" as everyone else, you can have a good margin of success with charting/trading, but I'm too lazy to play that "game"..
I do like candles though and especially the simplified form of Heikin-Ashi, as they show selling and buying momentum better..
Longer term charting, only really means anything in hindsight..
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