Does anyone know how many banking days are left before CES starts or maybe even the week before as Brainchip mentions there's news to come leading up to the event. I'm just wondering how many days the shorts have left before things get really exciting. Do you think the shorters are sweating a bit, how many shares do they have outstanding, I notice the volume is really low. I'm not even a trader just a regular mum and even I can see how great Brainchip will be, well maybe not the full picture, but I think we can all agree, bloody huge. Happy Christmas everyone. Love to all the GLTH.
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DingoBorat
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Have you made the Company aware of this Esq?Morning Chippers ,
Would be a good source of funding for us.
DOD looking to award another $280M for microelectronics projects
The Department of Defense issued a call for proposals Monday as part of a broader push to turbocharge domestic fabrication of microelectronics and reduce U.S. dependence on foreign suppliers.defensescoop.com
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Esq
"The Pentagon plans to award up to $280 million next year for Microelectronics Commons projects, according to a press release. Funding for the program supports six technology areas: secure edge and Internet of Things computing; 5G and 6G; AI hardware; quantum; electromagnetic warfare; and “leap-ahead” commercial technologies"
We strongly fit 4 out of the 6 technology criteria.
DingoBorat
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I Love this whole bit!Yes, please!!!
Ban short-selling in the ‘national interest’, Chalice boss pleads
Hedge funds targeting pre-revenue companies holds back Australia’s objectives in critical minerals, according to aspirant Chalice.www.afr.com
Ban short-selling in the ‘national interest’, Chalice boss pleads
Peter Ker
Resources reporter
Updated Dec 20, 2023 – 1.12pm,
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Chalice Mining chief executive Alex Dorsch claimed short-selling of critical minerals stocks should be banned “in the national interest” to ensure “geopolitical opponents” cannot hold back the development of Australian mines.
His plea to replicate a similar ban adopted by South Korea’s regulator in November, which was met with consternation from market participants, follows Chalice shares falling 72.9 per cent this year after the company disappointed the market with the results of a scoping study into its Gonneville project north of Perth.
Chalice Mining major backer Tim Goyder (left) and chief executive Alex Dorsch. Trevor Collens
Chalice has found a critical minerals cluster that contains palladium, platinum, nickel, copper, cobalt and gold. It will need to raise close to $2 billion to build the mine at Gonneville, making it a prime target for hedge funds given its reliance on the capital markets for funding.
Chalice has 5.9 per cent of its register in the hands of short-sellers, according to the latest data from the market regulator. Five of the top-10 biggest ASX hedge fund targets are critical minerals producers and hopefuls.
Mr Dorsch said South Korea had taken “exactly the right approach”.
He said short-selling could help create an efficient market for mature, revenue generating companies, but pre-revenue companies needed more protection from market forces.
“There really is no place for it in the critical minerals space or any sort of growth businesses where you are trying to do something very much in the national interest,” he said. “By allowing short selling you are just allowing your geopolitical opponents to restrict and basically put barriers to entry up to those newer growth players.
“If you allow short selling of those types of pre-revenue companies you are disincentivising entrepreneurialism, you are stymying people who are trying to grow real businesses, people who are trying to create economic wealth and strategically important projects and sources of revenue for the country.”
He said short-selling could help create an efficient market for mature, revenue generating companies, but pre-revenue companies needed more protection from market forces.
“There really is no place for it in the critical minerals space or any sort of growth businesses where you are trying to do something very much in the national interest,” he said. “By allowing short selling you are just allowing your geopolitical opponents to restrict and basically put barriers to entry up to those newer growth players.
“If you allow short selling of those types of pre-revenue companies you are disincentivising entrepreneurialism, you are stymying people who are trying to grow real businesses, people who are trying to create economic wealth and strategically important projects and sources of revenue for the country.”
It is completely true, it's like giving a young tree some protection, or a baby animal etc..
DingoBorat
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Email sent
Deena
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To clarify, we finished last FINANCIAL year at 36.5 ... currently about 18.5 cents. BRN is therefore down just over 49% in the financial year. I assume you are speaking calendar year.Yeah, he said "IF" which is all we ever get to be honestIF we'd go to the moon with BRN Bus we'd all be rich... Instead, we are 78% down this year alone...
It will be very interesting (but not critical) to see what we finish the financial year, at especially if some of the long awaited for income starts to flow.
Cheers, Deena
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DingoBorat
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Sounds like Bitcoin to me..DingoBorat ,
Free Digital Beer on me ...., I'm presently drinking the original.
Modern marvel this day an age with digital twins ..... can see why the big end of town are embracing such technology.
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Esq
It has value but no substance
rgupta
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To me stock market is full of opportunities and missed opportunities. To blame someone else for your mistakes is wrong.
Every company and promoter knows shorts are legal and they have to face it that way.
Asking for protection is something like hiding yourself from the others.
FabricatedLunacy
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FabricatedLunacy
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Also I guess 49% or almost half the value lost in 6 months is much better….
DingoBorat
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You seem to be, totally missing all the points in the article Rgupta.
And I'm not blaming anyone else for my "mistakes" as you put it.
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David holland
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Mate look at how many partners we have, we have the secret sauce,
This lid is about to be blown off, the big boys know all about our product , @ 18.5 Cents this share is grossly undervalued,
When income rolls in and more contracts are signed just about the time the neuromorphic rocket takes off Rverybody will be kicking themselves of the 18.5 opportunity
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DingoBorat
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Tony has replied, thanking me (not EsqEmail sent
) and saying he'll pass it on to the US sales team.Hey I did give you credit, in the original email @Esq.111
Afternoon DingoBorat,
Cheers for passing on.
I'd be pissed off if our crew aren't all over such avenues. Then again going by their ability to constantly bugger up the ASX Announcements , one probably should not be surprised.
Of note , not that long ago a savey Chipper found hidden / un announced info that Brainchip had paid something in the order of $100,000.00 USD to a US Gov lobbying firm...... these chaps are supposed to open such doors in a expediated manner .
Then again maybe this payment was the annual fee to the Silicone Valley Club.
Who would know.....
Thanks once again.
Regards,
Esq.
Cheers for passing on.
I'd be pissed off if our crew aren't all over such avenues. Then again going by their ability to constantly bugger up the ASX Announcements , one probably should not be surprised.
Of note , not that long ago a savey Chipper found hidden / un announced info that Brainchip had paid something in the order of $100,000.00 USD to a US Gov lobbying firm...... these chaps are supposed to open such doors in a expediated manner .
Then again maybe this payment was the annual fee to the Silicone Valley Club.
Who would know.....
Thanks once again.
Regards,
Esq.
rgupta
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Sorry DB I was not quoting you. I was quiting your quote that chalice CEO says short selling should be banned.
To me he is blaming shorters for his short fall. Either you dare to say like brn management told holders and let sp goes south or call like him and creat a doubt in sellers mind. But in the long term value will show what it should be.
What I am saying wrong here is managers need cheap money and shrug off their responsibilities to someone else.
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Excellent stuff, Brainchip starting to really use the right channels to get us "front and centre".
Leaders lead, our team of researchers back in Perth, a quiet and humble bunch, we never hear boo from them, but their brilliant work
speaks volumes, thanks to Peter, Adam, Anup and the rest of the staff, Merry Christmas guys, you are all loved.
As has been stated numerous times, Smart Health is a major play for us, Health Care Industry, take note, Brainchip is all about:
Beneficial AI for the masses and Essential AI for the companies who believe it's Essential
Kind regards....Chris (Tech)
I have been waiting close to 4 years for this rocket to take off. We are certainly burning fuel and the tank will be empty soon enough at this rate
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