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This is damn exciting news and statement - further solidifying that the "technology" in EQXX (Brainchip tech at the core) is going to be leveraged for their new models....not model....models. No wonder the Europeans were back on the buying last night for BRN.

They are pointing out that this #Technology is basically the key to the future models for Mercedes. Golden

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Morning Chippers ... a nice strong open, let's hope an ANN is creeping up on us! getting a bit excited

GO BRN

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Anyone else having problems with Nabtrade on their computer again this morning.
Same as yesterday, seems to collapse and become non responsive just after the market opens, really handy that!
Mobile app still working.
Know they were closed doing servicing for much of the weekend and guess they were doing "upgrades".
Pretty poor they keep messing this stuff up.
Grrrrrrr.
Still, looks like we are having a positive start to the day.
Bring it, Brainchip.
Daddy needs an EQXX.
GLTAH

 

[yogi]

Morning Chippers ... a nice strong open, let's hope an ANN is creeping up on us! getting a bit excited

GO BRN

I know but still enough fools around to sell at low as you can see damn those ....

 

[Dang Son]

Beautiful to touch $1 this morn so as to prevent gapping within the up swing

 

[buena suerte :-)]

I know but still enough fools around to sell at low as you can see damn those ....

Agreed.... and brokers manipulating again with trades of 12, 4, 9, etc very frustrating

 

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Stocks soar as Elon Musk purchases 9.2 per cent stake in Twitter​

https://www.news.com.au/technology/...r/news-story/5422b8e5f31b9ce319c1989f83444b6e
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk has bought an incredible 9.2 per cent stake in Twitter, sending stocks in the online platform soaring.
Mr Musk, the richest man in the world with a fortune of $273 billion, bought more than 73 million Twitter shares on March 14, a US securities filing shows.
The stake is worth $2.89 billion (A$3.4 billion), based on Twitter‘s Friday closing price.
Investors responded quickly. Shortly after US markets opened, Twitter’s stock was trading at about $49, up by around 26 per cent.

COME ON ELON, PURCHASE A SMALL STAKE IN BRAINCHIP..........YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO

 

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Stocks soar as Elon Musk purchases 9.2 per cent stake in Twitter​

https://www.news.com.au/technology/...r/news-story/5422b8e5f31b9ce319c1989f83444b6e
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk has bought an incredible 9.2 per cent stake in Twitter, sending stocks in the online platform soaring.
Mr Musk, the richest man in the world with a fortune of $273 billion, bought more than 73 million Twitter shares on March 14, a US securities filing shows.
The stake is worth $2.89 billion (A$3.4 billion), based on Twitter‘s Friday closing price.
Investors responded quickly. Shortly after US markets opened, Twitter’s stock was trading at about $49, up by around 26 per cent.

COME ON ELON, PURCHASE A SMALL STAKE IN BRAINCHIP..........YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO

You can see it can't you - If Elon sees Mercedes then Ford...and others announce adoption Akida AI at their core - he would just be the person to come along and say I am buying Brainchip for 100 Billion(Ok maybe 50 Billion)... a price the owners and everyone could not say no to. But only if he gets in soon before it is actually valued at that in the next five years.

 

[Proga]

This is damn exciting news and statement - further solidifying that the "technology" in EQXX (Brainchip tech at the core) is going to be leveraged for their new models....not model....models. No wonder the Europeans were back on the buying last night for BRN.

They are pointing out that this #Technology is basically the key to the future models for Mercedes. Golden

I posted a youtube video yesterday on the Mercedes thread showing a lot of the digital user experience in the new 2022 Mercedes EQS just released. Was thinking how using Akida could really improve it. I'm sure Mercedes are doing just that. Read the job description just above my post.

 

[Gies]

The reality is that Brainchip is the real deal.

The technology is proven.

The technology lead is obvious and patent protected.

The management, sales and marketing team is in place and rock solid from top to bottom.

The customers are materialising and so far have C.V’s that confirm the description given too them by Mr. Dinardo in 2020 of being ‘household named’ and ‘Fortune 500’ companies. Eleven or so more ‘household named’ and/or ‘Fortune 500’ companies to be revealed.

Those who have stood in the street hurling insults have only one final rock they can throw at rusted on retail investors ‘where’s the income’.

Well given Brainchip has proven its integrity and has made clear and unqualified statements that income will commence to ramp up second half 2022 I for one am unconcerned about this final insult.

Brainchip now has an Ai Thought Leader heading up sales and are being described as Artificial Intelligence experts by none other than Mercedes Benz.

I would suggest that questions around income are not even an insult when stated by a credible institutional investor but simply a normal part of their investment strategy.

Take for instance Cathy Woods ARK. They answered a question about Brainchip to the effect that they knew about Brainchip and were waiting to see traction in the market place. They are not hurling insults to manipulate retail they are stating their investment rules.

The thing is as a retail investor I am not here to join the party for a nice solid return I want a life changing return on a small investment. I can only achieve that by getting in early before a company ticks all the boxes.

Brainchip now has only one box left to tick and they have said that it is being ticked second half 2022.

The retail visionaries who bought and held since 2015 have turned a complete gamble into a future blue chip investment.

The EQXX with AKIDA technology on board is literally driving down the highway confirming the technology is 5 to 10 times better than the best available technology.

Today’s pricing presents a 33.33’% discount on true value of $1.50 plus a share.

German Institutional investors have been jumping on board the Brainchip bus supporting the future blue chip status and confirming the fact that Brainchip is not over priced at these levels.

So it is a case of jumping into a metaphorical EQXX and just enjoying the ride.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Thanks FF, always good for the moral to read your comment.
Patients is the word. In februari we had a whole different picture.
What a difference 2 months make. And what are 2 months for a stock and a company that will make the difference of our lifetime.
Just sit relax and enjoy.

By the way, I love all the reading here contrary to hot crapper.

 

[Fact Finder]

I posted a youtube video yesterday on the Mercedes thread showing a lot of the digital user experience in the new 2022 Mercedes EQS just released. Was thinking how using Akida could really improve it. I'm sure Mercedes are doing just that. Read the job description just above my post.

Hi Proga

I can understand why you directed our attention to @Alfie’s posted job add for Mercedes summed up in this extract from that add:

“In this role you will assess different operating systems, workloads and infotainment features running on devices from our Automotive System-on-Chip Silicon Partners. In this role, you will also be the technical interface to our
Silicon Company partners and be at the forefront of innovation as a connector between the Silicon Valley and our R&D units worldwide.”

NOW I wonder who has a system on a chip that is so revolutionary yet system agnostic so that you could run all this stuff on it that has never been done before to upgrade the outcomes and who is partnered with Mercedes???

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

audio
Hopefully this link works but if not it's freely available on the ABC's webpage.

Just listened to this podcast from the ABC radio National show "All in the Mind"with Sana Qadar.

This particular episode was broadcast last Sunday and is a discussion with Professor Moshe Barr who is a cognitive neuroscientist and is about, amongst other things, the Default Mode Network which I will describe as the generally misunderstood standing state of our mind.
When we are apparently doing/thinking about nothing in particular or when we are daydreaming or mind wandering or just "resting."

This section starts about 2 minutes in and runs for about 10 minutes.
I found it particularly interesting in regard to the role of memory as an associative database with which we hypothesise about and try to predict possible/potential future scenarios.
The type of "thinking" perhaps that can presuppose that a child may follow a ball rolling out from behind a hedge?
The type of memory that may be sitting in an early stage of development zipping around a cortical column on a bench somewhere.... maybe???
Could be a long bow, but an interesting way to spend half an hour if you'd like.
Enjoy.

 

[Quercuskid]

Hmm down, how wrong was I after hoping for a 10% increase based on the overseas market for brainchip

 

[mkg6R]

its a tight trading range these days, cant stay over $1

 

[Fact Finder]

Just on the question of household names.

Valeo a household name in Europe, UK, USA and China not to mention Japan and India.

NASA is beyond a household name. In fact as HOUSEHOLD NAMES GO THEY DO NOT GET ANY BIGGER THAN NASA.

Renesas and MegaChips are household names in Japan, China, India, Europe and the USA.

Socionext is a household name in Europe, Japan, China and the USA.

Mercedes Benz is a household name that even the tiny little Australian market has heard of but you can see by the German reaction that Mercedes Benz is a much bigger household name in Europe than here. Even the reaction in the USA was less than some expected from the disclosure Mercedes Benz was using AKIDA technology.

The former CEO like the current CEO was American AND as such his understanding of what constitutes a household name is based on a world wide market perspective. Australia really does not rate at all in manufacturing or semiconductors.

Here everyone knew Holden. It was an Australian household name but go to the US or Europe and they would not have had a clue until you said General Motors.

As Einstein said it all depends upon your perspective and having a perspective that if Australia has not heard of it, it is not a household name is wrong.

I stand by my comment regarding household names.

Let me ask this question. What would you prefer a company like Renesas that is the number three supplier of automotive semiconductors in the World and a household name across the rest of the world but relatively unknown in Australia or Dick Smiths Electronics that is a household name in Australia?

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[yogi]

Just on the question of household names.

Valeo a household name in Europe, UK, USA and China not to mention Japan and India.

NASA is beyond a household name. In fact as HOUSEHOLD NAMES GO THEY DO NOT GET ANY BIGGER THAN NASA.

Renesas and MegaChips are household names in Japan, China, India, Europe and the USA.

Socionext is a household name in Europe, Japan, China and the USA.

Mercedes Benz is a household name that even the tiny little Australian market has heard of but you can see by the German reaction that Mercedes Benz is a much bigger household name in Europe than here. Even the reaction in the USA was less than some expected from the disclosure Mercedes Benz was using AKIDA technology.

The former CEO like the current CEO was American AND as such his understanding of what constitutes a household name is based on a world wide market perspective. Australia really does not rate at all in manufacturing or semiconductors.

Here everyone knew Holden. It was an Australian household name but go to the US or Europe and they would not have had a clue until you said General Motors.

As Einstein said it all depends upon your perspective and having a perspective that if Australia has not heard of it, it is not a household name is wrong.

I stand by my comment regarding household names.

Let me ask this question. What would you prefer a company like Renesas that is the number three supplier of automotive semiconductors in the World and a household name across the rest of the world but relatively unknown in Australia or Dick Smiths Electronics that is a household name in Australia?

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

I was going through same thought bubble as why the Australian marekt is reacting differently then the Europe or USA market. Is it the way we look at the tech is different from how they look and perceive BRN. Or do they know the potential better then us. Like you said @Fact Finder the hopusehold name and what their reach are and what it means from them validating our own BRN. Or overall market sentiment here is different. once it was recourse, then came BNPL sector that hit sky high, then we went after Cannabises and now if we look at the market Lithium ( Battery Material)is going crazy.
Just a thought SP will be played around I guess until we hear positive announcement from the company.
cheers

 

[MrNick]

Cool.

 

[Frank Zappa]

Just on the question of household names.

Valeo a household name in Europe, UK, USA and China not to mention Japan and India.

NASA is beyond a household name. In fact as HOUSEHOLD NAMES GO THEY DO NOT GET ANY BIGGER THAN NASA.

Renesas and MegaChips are household names in Japan, China, India, Europe and the USA.

Socionext is a household name in Europe, Japan, China and the USA.

Mercedes Benz is a household name that even the tiny little Australian market has heard of but you can see by the German reaction that Mercedes Benz is a much bigger household name in Europe than here. Even the reaction in the USA was less than some expected from the disclosure Mercedes Benz was using AKIDA technology.

The former CEO like the current CEO was American AND as such his understanding of what constitutes a household name is based on a world wide market perspective. Australia really does not rate at all in manufacturing or semiconductors.

Here everyone knew Holden. It was an Australian household name but go to the US or Europe and they would not have had a clue until you said General Motors.

As Einstein said it all depends upon your perspective and having a perspective that if Australia has not heard of it, it is not a household name is wrong.

I stand by my comment regarding household names.

Let me ask this question. What would you prefer a company like Renesas that is the number three supplier of automotive semiconductors in the World and a household name across the rest of the world but relatively unknown in Australia or Dick Smiths Electronics that is a household name in Australia?

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Brian’s Speed Shop was a household name in Victoria in the late seventies . But nowhere else . I bought a Mick Webb / Bib Stilwell Ford Capri in 1990 . For export Ford America had to pull out a disused badge and named it The Mercury to get it to sell over there . The disparity in our share price in Australia compared with the other exchanges will strike a balance shortly and I think in a good way for us here . I’m comfortable although grumpy that those in hiding can create these outcomes and not be accountable.

 

[AusEire]

Credit to @Waihik Joe for this on hotcrapper!

Worth sharing here as it sounds like Akida
https://gamingsym.in/data-shows-sou...n-the-world-in-the-field-of-brain-like-chips/

Akida Ballista

 

[AusEire]

This guy seems to think Brainchips Akida won't be advanced enough based on this IBM research