BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Fullmoonfever]

Anyone got any thoughts on who may have taken their "services rendered" in the form of
Ordinary Fully Paid Shares ................... IE 101,494 @ $0.64 .................. $64,956.16 ?
See todays Ann ............. Application for Quotation of +securities

AKIDA BALLISTA

Like to think someone who sees additional value growth in the SP and essentially will get paid more than the $65k

 

[stuart888]

Does Brainchip need a theme song! Go team brainchip!!!

Upbeat, motivating, just like all the news and announcements. Sorry Mr Von Neumann.

 

[Pmel]

Ignoreddddd

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[equanimous]

Whenever anyone talks about wafers I automatically think of waffles and then I have to go and raid the fridge. Does that happen to anyone else?

 

[jk6199]

It's happened again! Bought more!

Pay day and BRN are low 60's still!!!

These shorters are going to accidentally make me rich, by my so many small purchases when I can afford to. They are adding up. I'll have to shout them a beer if they keep this up lol.

I have also seen another poster eating 2 minute noodles while buying shares. I believe I will have a buffet of 2 minute noodles AND my tin spaghetti this fortnight.

Cheers everyone. And yes, even though most of us don't complain, we would all like to see the price sky rocket. Hang in there.

 

[Deadpool]

True, and I am also hopeful of smelling scorched arse, but all the while they are making good coin on these transactions with the volatility. It's pleasing that there are plenty of LTHs around, and at least a decent proportion of the top 20 (top 20 hold 45%) aren't selling or trading - so if the big announcement comes then a fire may get lit - but these are sneaky bastards and generally have some sort of forward sniff (not suggesting leaky boat at BRN at all - just that this is the business of Shorters and they are generally good at what they do, even if I despise them). So they may get a bit hot at the end but will have good profits to draw from on closing I suspect.

Would I be right to assume, that the 100 million odd outstanding shorts reported, would most probably be lent out from a proportion of the top 20 or so shareholder assembly?
May even be some naked shorts in the mix?
MOO DYOR

 

[thelittleshort]

Interesting to note the spike in LinkedIn followers in January

I have monitored since March 2022 and January 2023 is the highest total of new followers since May 2022 - likely a result of the mid December Intel Foundry Services announcement

I think LinkedIn is a decent gauge of BrainChip brand proliferation amongst industry professionals

 

[Evermont]

Interesting to note the spike in LinkedIn followers in January

I have monitored since March 2022 and January 2023 is the highest total of new followers since May 2022 - likely a result of the mid December Intel Foundry Services announcement

I think LinkedIn is a decent gauge that the BrainChip brand is beginning its proliferation amongst industry professionals


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IFS and CES pushed it beyond 8,000.

 

[equanimous]

 

[equanimous]

All those that are bickering and angry over the last couple of days just know you are putting a smile on the shorters face.

 

[Newk R]

All those that are bickering and angry over the last couple of days just know you are putting a smile on the shorters face.

I'm pissed off with the same old rhetoric, but I'm not letting the short fuckers get any of my shares.

 

[FJ-215]

All those that are bickering and angry over the last couple of days just know you are putting a smile on the shorters face.

Have a look at what has happened to Sayona (SYA) today off the back of a positive announcement. Down over 13.5% atm.

That's the F...ed shit that puts a smile on shorters' faces.

No speeding ticket from the ASX.......no......nothing to see here. Good for liquidity...blah...blah...blah

 

[FJ-215]

Have a look at what has happened to Sayona (SYA) today off the back of a positive announcement. Down over 13.5% atm.

That's the F...ed shit that puts a smile on shorters' faces.

No speeding ticket from the ASX.......no......nothing to see here. Good for liquidity...blah...blah...blah

Sorry, I know it's not BRN related. But a good example of why I don't use stop losses anymore

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

3M short taken out yesterday which was as i expected. it's now incredibly interesting how many have been taken out and need to be bought back.

We copped a little caning yesterday and are certainly one of the shortee’s darlings, but looks like most of their attentions on IMU today.
Just read an article in the AUS about an apparent short squeeze in the good ole USA.
Apparently Tesla is up 40% in 2023 amongst other tech winners after being hammered most of last year.
Our time will come. Just have to out wait the bastardo’s.

 

[alwaysgreen]

We copped a little caning yesterday and are certainly one of the shortee’s darlings, but looks like most of their attentions on IMU today.
Just read an article in the AUS about an apparent short squeeze in the good ole USA.
Apparently Tesla is up 40% in 2023 amongst other tech winners after being hammered most of last year.
Our time will come. Just have to out wait the bastardo’s.

IMU is my 3rd largest holding

Between IMU and BRN, my hatred for shorters is growing!

Grateful for WEEBIT's recent run but they are now in suspension! Can't win haha.

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

IMU is my 3rd largest holding

Between IMU and BRN, my hatred for shorters is growing!

Grateful for WEEBIT's recent run but they are now in suspension! Can't win haha.

Yes we can Buddy.
Just not today.
Hang in there.

 

[VictorG]

Support at these levels is unrelenting. With approximately 17 million shares traded since yesterday and the share price only losing 2.5c, I sense it's moved into oversold territory. A reversal in trend is a distinct possibility.
I see BRN closing above .655 cents by Friday close.
The beginning of a 10 year rally

 

[Pappagolla]

We copped a little caning yesterday and are certainly one of the shortee’s darlings, but looks like most of their attentions on IMU today.
Just read an article in the AUS about an apparent short squeeze in the good ole USA.
Apparently Tesla is up 40% in 2023 amongst other tech winners after being hammered most of last year.
Our time will come. Just have to out wait the bastardo’s.

Things won’t change until we get some momentum with the IP licenses. As soon as a couple of these drop in quick succession the shorters will head straight for the exit and the good times will return.

A year ago I honestly thought we would’ve landed an additional 3 or 4 licenses at this point but now it seems that Renesas and MegaChips were just really really early to the neuromorphic party. They’re the trailblazers and I have no doubt that others will follow, I mean we weren’t making partnerships with big tech left, right and centre last year for no reason. Between these partnerships and the remaining EAPs there’s a lot of fruit out there just waiting to ripen.

It’s all just a matter of time. More time than any of us would like of course, but I’m confident it’ll be worth the wait.

 

[DollazAndSense]

My dot join for the month. This may not have any relation to Prophesee and/or us. But it may be worth keeping an eye on.
Remember this partnership between Prophesee and Datalogic?

Datalogic begins landmark partnership with Prophesee

Datalogic, on the leading-edge of the most innovative technologies, partners with Prophesee to bring the performance and efficiency of neuromorphic vision to its industrial products

www.prophesee.ai

Event-Based Vision: Where Tech Meets Biology

Think you know vision systems? Think again. Event-based systems take vision to a new level.

www.sme.org

Datalogic is joining forces with Paris-based Prophesee, a company that invented advanced neuromorphic vision systems and is working to build the next generation of industrial products.
“We are conducting a very fruitful partnership with Prophesee,” said Michele Benedetti, chief technology officer at Datalogic. “Neuromorphic vision is a fascinating technology inspired by the behavior of the human biological system, exactly like neural networks. We believe that the combination of these technologies will provide innovative solutions to our customers.”

Their newly released product - Magellan 9900i

Magellan 9900i Multi-Plane Imaging Scanner/Scales Fixed Retail Scanners - Datalogic

Magellan Scanner for retail checkout brings outstanding performance, ultimate peace of mind, and a speedy return on investment (ROI). Magellan 9900i Multi-Plane Imaging Scanner/Scales

www.datalogic.com

The Next Generation is Here
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In 2013, Datalogic established a unique scanner style with our 2.7 inch / 6.8 cm tower (bonnet), and the 9900i continues to support this popular form factor. The lower height allows customers to better meet ADA compliance and improve the customer experience. Three chassis lengths, multiple check stand mounting options and the addition of a Top Down Reader (TDR) allows customers to customize a solution that best meets their assisted and self-checkout needs.
With basic and advanced configurations, the 9900i scanners and multi-plane imaging scanner/scales are the perfect Point of Sale (POS) companion for all high-volume check-out environments.

Improve the Cashier or Customer Experience
Packed with the latest imaging technology, the 9900i scanners offer the highest scan volume in its class. This ensures the fastest read rates and ease-of-use regardless of 1D, 2D, GS1 or Digimarc symbologies.
The new Magellan scanners feature capacitive touch buttons and smooth surfaces to ensure the above counter areas are easy to clean and sanitize.
The upcoming 9900i TDR option increases scan volume by 20% and adds an industry-unique sixth-side view of items crossing the platter for the ultimate scanning experience. The TDR is available in 3 heights and offers an optional integrated customer facing reader, allowing customers to scan mobile devices and coupons independent of a cashier in assisted lanes, improving efficiency.

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Unique Features

• 2.7” / 6.8 cm bonnet height allows for layout flexibility at the POS or SCO.
• The Magellan 9900i features QuadVision™, a powerful IMX8 multi-core processor with 4 cameras (2 horizontal and 2 vertical) that brings world-class processing power to the scanner. The 9900i delivers multiple high resolution images with each scan. Combine the powerful processors, 5-sided image capture and Datalogic’s legendary software and you have unprecedented performance to decode the most difficult and/or damaged barcodes. In addition, future optional integrated color cameras and color TDRs can be used for machine learning image capture and simultaneous video streaming via USB 3.0 for loss prevention.
• Optional built-in neural processors and accelerators enable trillions of operations per second inside the scanner, eliminating the need for additional servers or cloud connections at the checkout.
• Note that performance has already been optimized for the future GS1 Digital Link symbology, which associates valuable manufacturing and health safety details with each transaction. However, the final GS1 decoding will be updated during pilot testing.

 

[Gazzafish]

Things won’t change until we get some momentum with the IP licenses. As soon as a couple of these drop in quick succession the shorters will head straight for the exit and the good times will return.

A year ago I honestly thought we would’ve landed an additional 3 or 4 licenses at this point but now it seems that Renesas and MegaChips were just really really early to the neuromorphic party. They’re the trailblazers and I have no doubt that others will follow, I mean we weren’t making partnerships with big tech left, right and centre last year for no reason. Between these partnerships and the remaining EAPs there’s a lot of fruit out there just waiting to ripen.

It’s all just a matter of time. More time than any of us would like of course, but I’m confident it’ll be worth the wait.

I feel like many others that everything is falling into place. We’ve gone from a 4c of $100k to our latest of approx $1.1m. Roughly a 1000% increase. When our next 4c comes out with $2-3m(?) it will start to show a definite trend and remove all doubt that BRN is making money and will continue to go from strength to strength… full forward another 6-9 months, and everything starts compounding from larger market exposure creating more customers wanting the tech on top of IP revenue starting to pour in…. It’s going to be a very good year indeed …. DYOR. Only my opinion and not a crystal ball..