I’ve got some spare cash on Friday/weekend this time for my personal holding and should be able to at least if not more than double what I have, I sold a lot when I went to the uk last July and have been meaning to buy them back when I could afford too. I must have had a bird shit on me when I was in the uk when I sold them.Imagine buying Brn at 2, 3, or 4c again
It won't happen though
They won't drop the facade though. Unfortunately they provide no metrics that allow you to draw any conclusions other than what we see in the 4C. Disappointing to say the least. I used to talk regularly with the Investor relations guy but got sick of hearing about how hard they are working and the odd Warren Buffet analogy. Gets a bit boring. Adds nothing that could be constituted as value. I don't see how any professional investor could jump on board at the moment given the lack of any credible insight.
Was so substantial that we r dropping 10% each week lol
It's all working out for you Rocket ...nice work
............ you just need the 'Irons' to do something for you now!!! Our skipper scored for England this morning that will doIt's all working out for you Rocket ...nice work
Happy daysOur skipper scored for England this morning that will do
I got mine order filled at .415 so a happy day today and it’s the 1st time the sell line ain’t been filled so hopefully LDA have finished. Couldn’t have timed it any better
One answer - a possible answer - is that perhaps Brainchip just isn't very good at AI. Sure - so is this a sector we want to invest in?
If that article was handed up as a primary school assignment, I reckon the teacher would have whispered in their ear..@Rocket577 this one sees it differently
e.g.
https://www.dhakatribune.com/financial-markets/2023/03/24/brainchip-holdings-down-6-but-isnt-ai-supposed-to-be-the-new-big-thing
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I have to think about how little someone can understand a thing and still write an article about it.
I can't help myself:
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I particularly like the serious ending:If that article was handed up as a primary school assignment, I reckon the teacher would have whispered in their ear..
"Try getting a hand from ChatGPT"
more 
than 100% of the profits of the entire smartphone handset sector. Intense competition means the rest of the industry has been running at an economic loss for the past decade. Could that happen with AI? Sure - so is this a sector we want to invest in?
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-267280
When Rise isn't here then I have to make crapola posts
I’m hoping to grab another 10,000 shares next week.The only thing I need is more time a little more. And a(sorry) shitload of more good news to keep the SP nice down until I get my 20% bonus. Absurd but that's how it is.
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God, the stress here.
