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I’m only posting here now because I still own a lot of BRN shares and I’m bored
Yes and your posts are boring us all as well.
 

rgupta

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I’m only posting here now because I still own a lot of BRN shares and I’m bored

It looks like JP Morgan has been manipulating the share price. They hold a lot of BRN shareholder’s stock and the big investment banks make a lot of money from manipulating stocks

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The chart above has a pretty strong pattern. I don’t know much about algorithms but the sell pattern looks like it’s system generated and BRN’s price hit the low point today of $0.19

The only time I recall it going lower this year was when Trump introduced his great big tariffs threat (or whatever the fuck he called them at the time) and the price dropped to $0.17

Following the recent announcements shareholders on the main thread have mentioned a capital raise but the last Quarterly Report and Half Yearly Reports showed there was still $13million in cash and going by previous Quarterly Reports there should still be around $9-$10million in cash so no need for any immediate capital raise.



I’d be expecting JP Morgan (or whoever is manipulating the stock down) to release something positive (now that they have been scooping up shares on the cheap) and the share price to go up again from $0.19 before either more manipulating or a good or bad announcement.

Anyone who’s followed the share price closely and had a spare $50k could have made good money buying and selling between $0.21 and $0.23 since the start of the year. That $0.26 share price recently must have been like a Christmas bonus to the big manipulators.

All just conjecture, because like I said, I’m bored
Every manipulator big or small have a free hand with brainchip. The management is clueless, how to tackle market manipulations and sadly it is happening for more than 3 years now. I may give pass marks to this management on technology front but on business front they are a big failure and that is hurting all long term holders.
I hope by next agm this management will be shown the door, but what is the gruntee the new one will be even better, i think it is time to get rid of PVDM from active management duties.
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Dave Evans

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Well there you go, obviously the big institutional investors who have been manipulating the BRN share price down knew a CR was coming and suppressed the share price.

The usual tactics, they get information that retail investors don’t get simply because the size of their holdings gives them benefits that retail investors don’t get.

I thought the current cash on hand was enough to get through another quarter but I imagine they will be putting the CR into producing the chips they announced in the last Quarterly Report.

Nothing surprising really, now going to discount the CR down to around $0.16c. Great work management and instos, you managed to fuck over retail investors again, at least you didn’t get to weasel your way into exiting from the ASX
 
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manny100

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BRN are not concerned with raising via retail SPP. That is why they are only throwing $2 mill out there.
Some may throw a little lose change in with it being around short and long term oversold as well as around long term support. That is an interesting combo.
Others may throw in a thou or 2 to prevent being scaled back in the event of another SPP after a deal has been done and its at a favorable price. Some say this will not happen but just maybe in another 12 months it might.
 
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25/11/2025

I know the big institutional investors and investment banks like JP Morgan manipulate company’s share prices but I’m not up on short selling. I’ve long suspected them of manipulating BRN shares so I was wondering if this announcement today by JP Morgan indicates they short sell BRN shares 👇

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👆 8,405,400 securities on loan
does JP Morgan actually short-sell ( BRN ) that is borrow CLIENT'S shares to trade ??

i don't know

do they LEND shares ( they hold directly or on behalf of clients ) to traders ( who probably short-sell ) very much so
 
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Multiple searches indicate JP Morgan short sells shares (they are an investment bank & fund manager). The announcement today shows they loaned over 8million shares on the 20/11/2025. I don’t know what those sleazy prick’s get up to, I just suspect they had a big role in manipulating the share price down
isn't it JP Morgan with a very large grip on the silver market ?

but some fund-managers like Vanguard and State Street openly tell you they lend out shares for extra earnings ( one might assume they are client's shares held via portfolio baskets ) but several other fund managers lend , like Norges , when i was watching BPT very closely , obviously so does MacQuarie

but most stick to the large-caps/mid-caps so they can bundle the shares into funds/ETF portfolios , and earn fees in multiple ways

now IF somebody is borrowing to deliberately drive the price down ( not just betting the price will slide and slide ) what is the motive ?

lining the company up for a take-over , force them into a cap. raise , force them out of business/slow down development ?

big money spent implies an even bigger gain later on .

now on the very rare occasions i 'flipped a stock ' ( different stocks to BRN ) that is sold a stock i already hold , to buy back more, cheaper that can be risky ( although not as dangerous as short-selling ) rarely do you get a 'guaranteed buying price ' that you like ( unless during a formal SPP )

such an opportunity ( that i did not take ) was recently in APE the price at the start of the cap-raise was close to $30 but the entitlement price was $21 , so you could have sold enough on market to fund your entitlement plus a few shares extra .

so if there is solid short-selling in BRN , what is the motive ? short-term gains or something else ?
 
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