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Mt09
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Got a link please?Well at least Intel commented. Hopefully they got something big cooking with us
A link? Just go to their X account
Why? How long have you been holding for?
I can only speak for myself but after 8 years of holding and hearing the same load of no news, limited company updates, the board and Sean saying things look at the financials for success and other other empty statements, and hearing some 3-4 years ago were expecting an explosion of sale I understand the sound of desperation.
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Great find! I read the full press release on the Rapidity Space website. I also read about the ESA Phi-Lab Sweden project.View attachment 93660
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✨ Neuromorphic computing and event-based semantic segmentation for space applications We’re excited to announce our collaboration with Frontgrade Gaisler in the VAIAS project, funded through the ESA Phi-Lab Sweden programme, led by RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, with contributions from...www.linkedin.com
The four examples given are of interest.
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The BOD who know exactly what is going on and what will unfold granted Sean more than 7 5 million extra RSU's convertible to shares 'free' earlier this year.
Taxable on conversion of course.
Tells us the BOD are very happy with progress and what is about to unfold.
Also Director Duy-Loan has converted all her RSU's to shares. Sold none.
Chairman Viana converted his remaining RSU's to shares (none sold) and now holds over 3 million.
The Directors are sending a positive message.
I can't really remember when I bought my first BrainChip shares.
Maybe it was 8 years ago or 10 years ago – but it's irrelevant.
Today I own over 280,000 shares at a value per share that's roughly the same as the current price.
The technology is brilliant – perhaps too brilliant, which is why many companies still don't understand it.
Managers in companies are pack animals who pretend to be leaders.
Managers go with the wind. Very few managers know that you can also sail against the wind.
So what will happen soon?
The wind will shift, and managers will sail towards BrainChip.
It will forever be a mystery to me how someone can publicly embarrass themselves so badly with their real name and photo, and make everyone suffer from secondhand embarrassment… congratulations… unless the profile is fake and was created especially for this kind of thing… on LinkedIn, hahaha. KPMG will be proud of your hard work…
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Interesting to know that ABR are working with big customers and they believe that State Space Models can have a really significant commercial impact . This being the case , I would also expect Brainchip to be conducting and thinking along the same lines .
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I expect we could see even lower prices through year-end and into early next year. Right now, I don’t see a clear short-term trend reversal — and even the steady stream of “positive” news doesn’t seem to change that.
What frustrates me most is this: while loyal long-term investors have shown patience for months/years, it feels like short sellers are the ones benefiting — which comes across like a quiet slap in the face to everyone who has backed the company and stayed the course. Wonder how those people feel who bought via SPP…
I genuinely hope management finally delivers — not with words, but with measurable progress and clear results. Until then, I’m mostly left feeling disappointed.
I expect we could see even lower prices through year-end and into early next year. Right now, I don’t see a clear short-term trend reversal — and even the steady stream of “positive” news doesn’t seem to change that.
What frustrates me most is this: while loyal long-term investors have shown patience for months/years, it feels like short sellers are the ones benefiting — which comes across like a quiet slap in the face to everyone who has backed the company and stayed the course. Wonder how those people feel who bought via SPP…
I genuinely hope management finally delivers — not with words, but with measurable progress and clear results. Until then, I’m mostly left feeling disappointed.
Fiendish
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You are mostly left feeling disappointed? Mostly feeling that way when you are not feeling yourself whilst gooning to ladyboys like a slack jawed half wit?
HopalongPetrovski
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It's just another tree shake. 
We haven't had one for a while and though I don't keep close track of the shortee's shenanigans, you know they'll continue to try it on, however long we remain, fruit, ripe for the picking.
Quite likely this is some of the recent raising, lent out to try and turn a few bucks over, before the CES news cycle gets properly underway.
We remain still, a retail "darling," and they are experts at manipulating our emotions, particularly with Christmas and its concomitant financial stress looming on the horizon.
So, I will just continue to suck it up, buying the dips, until we start to get some traction with revenue.
It is really the only news that the market wants to hear at this point.
New patents, new partnerships, attendance's at conferences, whilst all just grand, are not enough to move the dial much anymore.
It's proven out to be a long game which, whilst less immediately satisfying, will hopefully wind up producing a substantial payoff for all us LTH who manage to weather the winter.
We haven't had one for a while and though I don't keep close track of the shortee's shenanigans, you know they'll continue to try it on, however long we remain, fruit, ripe for the picking.
Quite likely this is some of the recent raising, lent out to try and turn a few bucks over, before the CES news cycle gets properly underway.
We remain still, a retail "darling," and they are experts at manipulating our emotions, particularly with Christmas and its concomitant financial stress looming on the horizon.
So, I will just continue to suck it up, buying the dips, until we start to get some traction with revenue.
It is really the only news that the market wants to hear at this point.
New patents, new partnerships, attendance's at conferences, whilst all just grand, are not enough to move the dial much anymore.
It's proven out to be a long game which, whilst less immediately satisfying, will hopefully wind up producing a substantial payoff for all us LTH who manage to weather the winter.
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smoothsailing18
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Not sure Sean promised anything did he ?.
Food4 thought
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Your disappointment is laughable
But the company is doing so well
The management is clearly performing at its peak why do you not voice your opinion to the company itself
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