BRN Discussion Ongoing

[DingoBorat]

I share very similar concerns. I simply don't trust Sean Hehir and I reckon Tony Dawe is sincere but probably in the dark as much as we shareholders. I've been waiting too long for my investment to bear fruit (originally bought about 2019 at 6 cents, and now average 65 cents) its making me very cynical and concerned that I've done my $$. I just feel trapped and betrayed. Those comments years ago " explosive growth, hockey stick trajectory, revenue just around the corner" those fuckers should be locked up after they're voted out

Well "explosive growth" was PVDM..
Is that what you think of him?

"Hockey stick" was LDN, who while I like the guy and his enthusiasm was genuine (IMO) he "did" have a bit of a "used car salesman" aura about him..
Also, consider that many shareholders would absolutely Love, more of the style of ASX announcements, that happened under his tenure (which were subsequently shutdown by the ASX and "we" were probably a major factor in the changing of ASX rules, in relation to company announcements, in general).
Even though it was a non ASX or Company announcement (Mercedes) that actually got the share price moving in earnest.

"Revenue just around the corner" was most probably Sean..


Most of these things that were said though, were followed by major Global upheavals, Covid, Ukraine War and now (disregarding the current actions to reset Global order) we have Technological Development, at an unprecedented rate, which will only further increase.

If Covid and the Ukraine War, hadn't have happened, which I believe were both avoidable, we would be in a Very different position right now and everyone here, would be currently eating lobster for breakfast.

But they did.

 

[Humble Genius]

People say I’m always angry, yep many years ago about 5, I wrote a email to T Dawe in reference to what I was hearing from my broker and others in reference to Brn, It was in reference to LDA and how this share would be shorted into oblivion and in would swoop arm and steal this company from shareholder. His responce it’s Hearsay! Guess what the only thing I’m waiting for now is the takeover offer from Arm
To prove it was’nt.
I believe nothing and I mean nothing management say, they have not acted in shareholders interests at all they are trying in my belief to escape the ASX for one reason and think about this, It is my belief that they are withholding Extremely Price Sensitive Imformation behind the pretence of NDA’S that at some stage will have to be announced to the market. Then they will get a What the fuck query from the ASX, to which they will reply Oh sorry we thought we didn’t have to if it was under a NDA. Small slap on the hand will happen and all the mums and Dads who have worked their guts out to have enough spare to invest and take a punt on the ASX will have been forced to sell at this low price losing their hard earned, with no recourse as our ASIC are a boneless PEICE OF SHIT Organisation and will do nothing. It appears to me that PVDM Is being played by our board and management and if he had any balls at all he would standup for investors of Australia and bring management to account. You can be a brilliant inventor, does,nt mean your not guliable and easily led. How many rich intelligent people get ripped of by conartists, it happens every day of the week.

Totally agree. Just like how Tony Dawe said he was utterly surprised when the BRN SP soared in light of the MB news (I wonder if he is still surprised at the low SP now?). A few days ago I asked (on this forum) how much more can we draw down from LDA, and can BRN do a compulsory buy back of shares. No one was able to provide the answer. I wouldn't be surprised the SP dropping to $0.01 and BRN buying back all our share for $20mio from an LDA draw down. Then a redomicile they will go.....
Sounds crazy, and hope I'm totally wrong.
The hard questions need to be asked at the upcoming AGM, and if a person asking them gets shut down by management, the crowd needs to push back, otherwise we will all lose.

 

[Galaxycar]

Dingo don’t get me wrong I enjoy your comments as they tend to be impartial, But excuse after axcuse after excuse don’t cut it no more. This time they will blame trump and the downturn in the stock market, but the big companies that Brn are supposed to be dealing with are always forward looking they have to be if they ain’t they fail. LDA are the vehicle to suppress the shareprice is what I was getting at. For Arm to swoop in when we are valueless. How much is our shareprice in the USA now what $0.12 a penny stock at best. If we were 1/10 the world leader in our technology that management state we are world leaders than fk me why are we 12 cents in the USA. Someone’s bullshitting and I think it management. If we were world leaders would we really be valued at $0.12 everyone would be jumping over that share price buying every share they could get. BUT NO……….. Like I said if I knew who the old bloke was at the last AGM that abused the shit out of management I’d pay him to go again!

 

[rgupta]

Unfortunately, without LDA we would probably be bankrupt and delisted so LDA may be the devil but without them we'd be burning in hell.

Yes if you don't try other alternatives, then LDA is only option.
Just a question, Sean told us 2 years ago he had presented 5 year plan to the management. In between during Merc pump we sold 10 million shares for above $1. If Sean was so sure that plan will take another 3-4 years to materialise then why they cannot sell 100 million shares at that time. That would had meant shorters cannot become heavy on us and we could still be surviving on that money and pressure on sp would had been much less.
Since then we may had sold more than 250-300 million shares to get pea nuts and again on continuous sale for last 2 years which is putting a lot of pressure on holders and making shorters smart.
A good manager should always be on top of his game while Sean put the holders in front of greedy shorters and then Antonio told us so will do what it has to do. And then after selling the shares of CR to shorters Sean told us it is because of their relationship building with Australian institution investors for last 2 years.
Nothing is adding up here.
Dyor

 

[DingoBorat]

Dingo don’t get me wrong I enjoy your comments as they tend to be impartial, But excuse after axcuse after excuse don’t cut it no more. This time they will blame trump and the downturn in the stock market, but the big companies that Brn are supposed to be dealing with are always forward looking they have to be if they ain’t they fail. LDA are the vehicle to suppress the shareprice is what I was getting at. For Arm to swoop in when we are valueless. How much is our shareprice in the USA now what $0.12 a penny stock at best. If we were 1/10 the world leader in our technology that management state we are world leaders than fk me why are we 12 cents in the USA. Someone’s bullshitting and I think it management. If we were world leaders would we really be valued at $0.12 everyone would be jumping over that share price buying every share they could get. BUT NO……….. Like I said if I knew who the old bloke was at the last AGM that abused the shit out of management I’d pay him to go again!

Being World Leaders and in some respects, that's indisputable (on chip learning, combined with TENNs) doesn't cut it, without substantial commercial progress, which I believe is just around the corner.

How big that corner is and how long it will take to get around it, is another story (which I actually have one about, but I will spare everyone..).

I don't think there is deliberate suppression of the share price, or holding back, of price sensitive information.
Maybe some questionable management decisions (mistakes) and directions, but no company is immune from that and many now Very Large Companies, were on the verge of collapse, many times, before they "made it overnight".

We currently have a market capitalisation, of close to 400 million dollars, while making around 100k a quarter, so in that respect, you can't say we are undervalued, until the patents worth, has been proven, by large commercial contracts (regardless of how much money is then coming in, as it will still be relatively small at first).

The share price, will move very quickly when that happens, but it also needs to be considered, that BrainChip has "lost" much of the excitement surrounding it, that it had 3 years ago.

Interest rates were at record lows, BrainChip was often the most discussed stock, on the crapper, by a large margin, also often scoring the most thumbs up on a post (usually by FactFinder) in the hundreds (from memory, around 800 was the highest I saw?)..
Nowadays, we are just "another stock" with popular posts of his, getting 50, maybe 70 "likes".
He could have previously gotten that, from saying he had a great counter meal, at the local pub.
(Just using the crapper and FactFinder, as a rough gauge of speculative investor interest).

Having said all that, I think there is a lot of latent interest in this Company, that will manifest itself, given the right conditions.

 

[dippY22]

I like the fact that you can fit 2 of them on cricket pitch (almost).

Diesel electric I guess.

6000 m
10 days,
Andruil's Lattice AI (software),
cooperate with mothership,
deploy swarms of smaller UAVs,
.

We can get 1000 Ghost Sharks for the price of one submarine ($23M v $28b). With our coastline (and recent "trespassers") we need all around protection. There could be squadrons distributed around the coast. Maybe that's why we need to buy back Darwin harbour.

The video draws comparison with the Ghost Bat UAV. The AI component opens possibilities for Akida, but ANdruil + AI links to OpenAI (ChatGPT) for aerial defence:

https://www.anduril.com/article/and...cial-intelligence-leadership-and-protect-u-s/
.
Anduril Industries, a defense technology company, and OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT and frontier AI models such as GPT 4o and OpenAI o1, are proud to announce a strategic partnership to develop and responsibly deploy advanced artificial intelligence (AI) solutions for national security missions. By bringing together OpenAI’s advanced models with Anduril’s high-performance defense systems and Lattice software platform, the partnership aims to improve the nation’s defense systems that protect U.S. and allied military personnel from attacks by unmanned drones and other aerial devices.

U.S. and allied forces face a rapidly evolving set of aerial threats from both emerging unmanned systems and legacy manned platforms that can wreak havoc, damage infrastructure and take lives. The Anduril and OpenAI strategic partnership will focus on improving the nation’s counter-unmanned aircraft systems (CUAS) and their ability to detect, assess and respond to potentially lethal aerial threats in real-time. As part of the new initiative, Anduril and OpenAI will explore how leading edge AI models can be leveraged to rapidly synthesize time-sensitive data, reduce the burden on human operators, and improve situational awareness. These models, which will be trained on Anduril’s industry-leading library of data on CUAS threats and operations, will help protect U.S. and allied military personnel and ensure mission success.

The accelerating race between the United States and China to lead the world in advancing AI makes this a pivotal moment. If the United States cedes ground, we risk losing the technological edge that has underpinned our national security for decades. The decisions made now will determine whether the United States remains a leader in the 21st century or risks being outpaced by adversaries who don’t share our commitment to freedom and democracy and would use AI to threaten other countries. Bringing together world-class talent in their respective fields, this effort aims to ensure that the U.S. Department of Defense and Intelligence Community have access to the most advanced, effective, and safe AI-driven technologies available in the world.

Andruil use software AI to process sensor data:

https://www.anduril.com/article/and...military-platform-for-public-safety-security/

Anduril’s Lattice is an open software platform capable of being used for a variety of missions and industries — including public safety, security, and defense. Designed to be sensor, network, and system agnostic, Lattice takes data from disparate and distributed sensors, feeds, and systems and moves this data into a single integration layer. In this integration layer, AI, machine learning, and sensor/data processing techniques are used to filter high-value information to users. This filtering enables users to react to the data by tasking other systems such as sensors, vehicles, or other assets within the platform itself.

Akida could speed this process significantly. Doing AI, ML, sensor processing in a military context is tantamount to negligence.

I wonder if Andruil is one of our NDAs?

I wonder also. And hope, too

It would be negligence of the highest order if Brainchips sales department (Steve Thorne and co) were NOT all over this excellent opportunity. After all, their headquarter physical locations in southern California are about 15 or 16 miles from each other.

Palmer Luckey,...."hey Steve, can you and Tony come over for a few minutes?" Steve, ...."sure we'll be there in 15 minutes."

 

[DingoBorat]

I wonder also. And hope, too

It would be negligence of the highest order if Brainchips sales department (Steve Thorne and co) were NOT all over this excellent opportunity. After all, their headquarter physical locations in southern California are about 15 or 16 miles from each other.

Palmer Luckey,...."hey Steve, can you and Tony come over for a few minutes?" Steve, ...."sure we'll be there in 15 minutes."

Also hugely hopeful of this.

I think Anduril, will be "the" premier military contractor, in the Future, at least in whatever sector they choose to operate in.

 

[7für7]

We’re green for the second day in a row today! I’m sure tomorrow the rally will heroically continue, right before the profittakers swoop in the day after to save us from too much happiness. Enjoy the colour

 

[Space Cadet]

No worries. Got nothing better to do. Car has broken down and 3 hours from home. Sitting here waiting for help. Could be a long day.

SC

Well I can announce I am home. My 8 or 9 hour drive took36 hours and I made it but my car didn't. Feel sorry for my partner who worked 12 hours then drove 3 hours to pick me up then we had 3 hrssrive to get home. She gets 4 hours sleep if she's lucky and then get to do 12 hours again. Champion.

SC

 

[Guzzi62]

I like the fact that you can fit 2 of them on cricket pitch (almost).

Diesel electric I guess.

6000 m
10 days,
Andruil's Lattice AI (software),
cooperate with mothership,
deploy swarms of smaller UAVs,
.

We can get 1000 Ghost Sharks for the price of one submarine ($23M v $28b). With our coastline (and recent "trespassers") we need all around protection. There could be squadrons distributed around the coast. Maybe that's why we need to buy back Darwin harbour.

The video draws comparison with the Ghost Bat UAV. The AI component opens possibilities for Akida, but ANdruil + AI links to OpenAI (ChatGPT) for aerial defence:

https://www.anduril.com/article/and...cial-intelligence-leadership-and-protect-u-s/
.
Anduril Industries, a defense technology company, and OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT and frontier AI models such as GPT 4o and OpenAI o1, are proud to announce a strategic partnership to develop and responsibly deploy advanced artificial intelligence (AI) solutions for national security missions. By bringing together OpenAI’s advanced models with Anduril’s high-performance defense systems and Lattice software platform, the partnership aims to improve the nation’s defense systems that protect U.S. and allied military personnel from attacks by unmanned drones and other aerial devices.

U.S. and allied forces face a rapidly evolving set of aerial threats from both emerging unmanned systems and legacy manned platforms that can wreak havoc, damage infrastructure and take lives. The Anduril and OpenAI strategic partnership will focus on improving the nation’s counter-unmanned aircraft systems (CUAS) and their ability to detect, assess and respond to potentially lethal aerial threats in real-time. As part of the new initiative, Anduril and OpenAI will explore how leading edge AI models can be leveraged to rapidly synthesize time-sensitive data, reduce the burden on human operators, and improve situational awareness. These models, which will be trained on Anduril’s industry-leading library of data on CUAS threats and operations, will help protect U.S. and allied military personnel and ensure mission success.

The accelerating race between the United States and China to lead the world in advancing AI makes this a pivotal moment. If the United States cedes ground, we risk losing the technological edge that has underpinned our national security for decades. The decisions made now will determine whether the United States remains a leader in the 21st century or risks being outpaced by adversaries who don’t share our commitment to freedom and democracy and would use AI to threaten other countries. Bringing together world-class talent in their respective fields, this effort aims to ensure that the U.S. Department of Defense and Intelligence Community have access to the most advanced, effective, and safe AI-driven technologies available in the world.

Andruil use software AI to process sensor data:

https://www.anduril.com/article/and...military-platform-for-public-safety-security/

Anduril’s Lattice is an open software platform capable of being used for a variety of missions and industries — including public safety, security, and defense. Designed to be sensor, network, and system agnostic, Lattice takes data from disparate and distributed sensors, feeds, and systems and moves this data into a single integration layer. In this integration layer, AI, machine learning, and sensor/data processing techniques are used to filter high-value information to users. This filtering enables users to react to the data by tasking other systems such as sensors, vehicles, or other assets within the platform itself.

Akida could speed this process significantly. Doing AI, ML, sensor processing in a military context is tantamount to negligence.

I wonder if Andruil is one of our NDAs?

It is not diesel-electric, that's 100% for sure, that will only work if the vehicle is surfaced or snorkelling, a diesel need air to work, a lot of air.

It's battery driven!

The odd plating on the sub doesn't matter for a slow moving "shark", that's likely for protection when handling it, and it could get banged around a bit, the pressure hull will be sitting underneath the plates.

Andruil Industries looks like a very interesting company with 3500 employees and yes they surely could find use of Akida in their products, headquartered in California.

 

[Galaxycar]

Rgupta that has always and your comments are quiet valid been a bugbear of mine two, I had assumed that they thought they must have been close to contracts and did,nt feel the need to raise a large amount, but unfortunately management always stated that they had enough for a two year runway and they did,nt feel the need to raise further funds,but strangely the money disapaited that fast it was,nt funny,shareholders were caught out by capital raises that they said were,nt needed. But the shorters knew they were coming did,nt they! Coincidence I think not.

 

[Pom down under]

Not watched

 

[MDhere]

Not watched

ok watching it now and already at the 2.33min the presenter announces out loud brainchip! So now got 28mins to go but its a great start to the video thanks Pom.
Ok watched it all, basically talk was about progressing neuromorphic awareness and Edge AI Foundation building THOR which will bring platform probably like Edge Impulse I assume. All in all great presentation with Brainchip mentioned in first 2 mins which is great acknowledgment for 2025. Proves yet again that we are on the map Capital of Neuromorphic technology is Brainchip, well that's what I believe
Thanks for Sharing PDU.

 

[Pom down under]

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[Frangipani]

Gregor Lenz, Florian Corgnou and Karl Vetter from BrainChip’s partner Neurobus were part of a team that came in first at the European Defense Tech Hackathon, which took place in Paris over the weekend.
Their winning solution titled Automatic event-based detection and tracking of UAVs and Shahed drones in challenging lighting conditions “showcased the ground-breaking potential of neuromorphic event-based cameras (…) paving the way for smarter, faster and more efficient defense-systems”.

As you may have guessed from the mentioning of the Iranian-designed Shahed drones (which are also known by their Russian designation Geran-2), the 34 projects in total were far from being destined for storage in an ivory tower of academia: European defense company Helsing AI was a key partner of that hackathon, which was also supported by the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine.

“The challenges were based on real-world problems gathered from our partners, who have delivered solutions to the frontline, from building underwater reconnaissance systems to the interception of Shahed drones and helicopters and swarm coordination in GPS-denied environments.”

HESA Shahed 136 - Wikipedia

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News from our partner Neurobus:

Gregor Lenz is stepping down as CTO, but will remain onboard as a Technological Advisor. Nicolas Bourdis (until recently Software & Computer Vision Engineering Director at Prophesee) will succeed him as CTO.

It's been a great experience having co-founded Neurobus and having identified the most promising commercial direction for neuromorphic computer vision. The past two years felt like five in terms of… | Gregor Lenz

It's been a great experience having co-founded Neurobus and having identified the most promising commercial direction for neuromorphic computer vision. The past two years felt like five in terms of learnings! I'm stepping down because I want to commit to my life in London, as it was difficult to...

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I’m excited to share that I’m starting a new role as Chief Technical Officer with Neurobus, at a perfect time to drive the product development and company growth in the Defense and Space fields and… | Nicolas Bourdis | 28 comments

I’m excited to share that I’m starting a new role as Chief Technical Officer with Neurobus, at a perfect time to drive the product development and company growth in the Defense and Space fields and continue to push Neuromorphic technology forward. After 8 thrilling years working with Prophesee...

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#aerospace #defense #neuromorphictech #ai #eventbasedvision #innovation #neurobus #prophesee | Neurobus

It’s great to see PROPHESEE highlighting the power of event-based cameras in aerospace and defense! 🚀🛡️ At Neurobus, we’re using event-based sensors and AI processors for real-time drone surveillance, GPS-denied navigation, and Space Situational Awareness. Check out their article about use cases...

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Event-based Vision for Defense & Aerospace

Experience next-level drone detection, navigation, situational awareness with Prophesee event cameras, combining ultra high speed, dynamic range and optimal SWaP

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[Frangipani]

We have seen over and over that AKIDA outperforms other chips.

It appears not everyone at AFRL resp. collaborating with AFRL would agree that Akida is always the superior choice:

Anomaly detection of CAN bus messages on neuromorphic hardware

Anomaly detection is becoming an essential component of the modern automotive industry. With the increasing prevalence of smart vehicles, the number of Electronic Control Units (ECUs) integrated within automotive systems is also growing. These ECUs communicate through the Controller Area Network...

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Tarek Taha

 

[Frangipani]

#spacecomputing #riscv #gr765 #gr801 #grain | Sandi Habinc

One of the highlights at the 40th Space Symposium was the presentation of Frontgrade Technologies’ Future of Strategic Innovation made by its CEO Dr Mitch Stevison Ph.D. and CTO Mr Lorne Graves. The rad-hard GR765 octa-core microprocessor development at Frontgrade Gaisler is one of the...

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[jtardif999]

I like the fact that you can fit 2 of them on cricket pitch (almost).

Diesel electric I guess.

6000 m
10 days,
Andruil's Lattice AI (software),
cooperate with mothership,
deploy swarms of smaller UUVs,
.

We can get 1000 Ghost Sharks for the price of one submarine ($23M v $28b). With our coastline (and recent "trespassers") we need all around protection. There could be squadrons distributed around the coast. Maybe that's why we need to buy back Darwin harbour.

The video draws comparison with the Ghost Bat UAV. The AI component opens possibilities for Akida, but ANdruil + AI links to OpenAI (ChatGPT) for aerial defence:

https://www.anduril.com/article/and...cial-intelligence-leadership-and-protect-u-s/
.
Anduril Industries, a defense technology company, and OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT and frontier AI models such as GPT 4o and OpenAI o1, are proud to announce a strategic partnership to develop and responsibly deploy advanced artificial intelligence (AI) solutions for national security missions. By bringing together OpenAI’s advanced models with Anduril’s high-performance defense systems and Lattice software platform, the partnership aims to improve the nation’s defense systems that protect U.S. and allied military personnel from attacks by unmanned drones and other aerial devices.

U.S. and allied forces face a rapidly evolving set of aerial threats from both emerging unmanned systems and legacy manned platforms that can wreak havoc, damage infrastructure and take lives. The Anduril and OpenAI strategic partnership will focus on improving the nation’s counter-unmanned aircraft systems (CUAS) and their ability to detect, assess and respond to potentially lethal aerial threats in real-time. As part of the new initiative, Anduril and OpenAI will explore how leading edge AI models can be leveraged to rapidly synthesize time-sensitive data, reduce the burden on human operators, and improve situational awareness. These models, which will be trained on Anduril’s industry-leading library of data on CUAS threats and operations, will help protect U.S. and allied military personnel and ensure mission success.

The accelerating race between the United States and China to lead the world in advancing AI makes this a pivotal moment. If the United States cedes ground, we risk losing the technological edge that has underpinned our national security for decades. The decisions made now will determine whether the United States remains a leader in the 21st century or risks being outpaced by adversaries who don’t share our commitment to freedom and democracy and would use AI to threaten other countries. Bringing together world-class talent in their respective fields, this effort aims to ensure that the U.S. Department of Defense and Intelligence Community have access to the most advanced, effective, and safe AI-driven technologies available in the world.

Andruil use software AI to process sensor data:

https://www.anduril.com/article/and...military-platform-for-public-safety-security/

Anduril’s Lattice is an open software platform capable of being used for a variety of missions and industries — including public safety, security, and defense. Designed to be sensor, network, and system agnostic, Lattice takes data from disparate and distributed sensors, feeds, and systems and moves this data into a single integration layer. In this integration layer, AI, machine learning, and sensor/data processing techniques are used to filter high-value information to users. This filtering enables users to react to the data by tasking other systems such as sensors, vehicles, or other assets within the platform itself.

Akida could speed this process significantly. Doing AI, ML, sensor processing in a military context is tantamount to negligence.

I wonder if Andruil is one of our NDAs?

Hallucinogenic software solutions for mission critical hardware sounds like the go There’s a thing called TENNs which doesn’t hallucinate! I fail to see how ChatGPT could ever be applied in any important way to mission critical systems - it would fail the extensive, stringent testing that such systems require.

 

[MDhere]

Being World Leaders and in some respects, that's indisputable (on chip learning, combined with TENNs) doesn't cut it, without substantial commercial progress, which I believe is just around the corner.

How big that corner is and how long it will take to get around it, is another story (which I actually have one about, but I will spare everyone..).

I don't think there is deliberate suppression of the share price, or holding back, of price sensitive information.
Maybe some questionable management decisions (mistakes) and directions, but no company is immune from that and many now Very Large Companies, were on the verge of collapse, many times, before they "made it overnight".

We currently have a market capitalisation, of close to 400 million dollars, while making around 100k a quarter, so in that respect, you can't say we are undervalued, until the patents worth, has been proven, by large commercial contracts (regardless of how much money is then coming in, as it will still be relatively small at first).

The share price, will move very quickly when that happens, but it also needs to be considered, that BrainChip has "lost" much of the excitement surrounding it, that it had 3 years ago.

Interest rates were at record lows, BrainChip was often the most discussed stock, on the crapper, by a large margin, also often scoring the most thumbs up on a post (usually by FactFinder) in the hundreds (from memory, around 800 was the highest I saw?)..
Nowadays, we are just "another stock" with popular posts of his, getting 50, maybe 70 "likes".
He could have previously gotten that, from saying he had a great counter meal, at the local pub.
(Just using the crapper and FactFinder, as a rough gauge of speculative investor interest).

Having said all that, I think there is a lot of latent interest in this Company, that will manifest itself, given the right conditions.

well one thing that the result of less thumbs up on FF on crapper is that there are 1000 eys on TSE and many of these eyes don't waste time on crapper anymore so that's also a plausible reason for less thumbs up to FF. So i prob would add a few hundred extra thumbs up to FF but yes i guess that still slightly down as now we probably want a rocket instead of what's a questionable finger.

 

[7für7]

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“Our customers”

“Our next step may or may not be put this on a chip”

“..what’s gonna happen with this?……Intelligence in every device around you”

so, what’s going on here folks???