Garpal Gumnut
Ross Island Hotel
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This response is a template that every Popping Festering Canker keeps beside the fax machine (they all have fax only machines) for sending to the ASX.
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"In response to your correspondence dated {day} {month} {year} regarding an increase in the Company’s share price and trading volumes, the Company’s response is as follows.
1. The Company is not aware of any information concerning it that has not been announced through the ASX that if known could be an explanation for recent trading in the securities of the Company.
2. Not applicable.
3. The Company is not aware of any other explanation as to why there has been an increase in trading volumes and prices of its securities.
4. The Company confirms that it is in compliance of Listing Rule 3.1.
5. The Company confirms that the above response to the ASX queries have been approved in accordance with its published continuous disclosure policy."
Ahahaha I genuinely laughed out loud at that.This response is a template that every Popping Festering Canker keeps beside the fax machine (they all have fax only machines) for sending to the ASX.
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written and authorised by Sgt SchultzThis response is a template that every Popping Festering Canker keeps beside the fax machine (they all have fax only machines) for sending to the ASX.
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Do you follow it? If so, got a cliff notes? Is it a dead cat bounce?
There is currently Supply drip feeding the 0.065 cent level so that will need to be soaked up before any move higher.View attachment 108272 View attachment 108273
How many of these potential Buster Scraggs companies are there on the ASX atm?another classic riches to rags story, then get the second breath
Weebit Nano WBT .... took over a rusty iron ore company in mid 016, went nowhere till late 2017, surged then fell back (lower lows, as they say), only to get a recent entry in the beauty parade
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Yeah man, I was wandering the same thing. This reminds me of the spec feeding frenzy seen in the pre GFC mining juniors... Any spec junior that mentioned they were going walkabout looking for big shiny rocks in the outback went straight to the moon... back thenHow many of these potential Buster Scraggs companies are there on the ASX atm?
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Exacerbated by High Frequency Trading. The pop is usually at market open. And the smaller the MC, the more likelyYeah man, I was wandering the same thing. This reminds me of the spec feeding frenzy seen in the pre GFC mining juniors... Any spec junior that mentioned they were going walkabout looking for big shiny rocks in the outback went straight to the moon...
At the moment spec stocks seem to go straight up too generally, hardly having any pullbacks ! Can't remember when so many did that... New normal or something sinister ?
AI expressed in terms of traditional neural networks are mathematically and computationally expensive. Usually requires a lot of data in order to 'train' a system. So lots of data and time are required. They have their place to be sure but there are different approaches. Enter the Brainchip approach which uses a 'spiking' neural network. This approach closely follows/mimics biological neurons and are light on maths, very low on power and require considerably less time. One obvious example might be license plate recognition.
Also, traditional neural networks require a computer, software and significant data model training. This spiking neural network is simply on a chip! If you can appreciate that then the possibilities are insane. Very exciting technology.
The equivalent now would be any company chasing a vaccine.Yeah man, I was wandering the same thing. This reminds me of the spec feeding frenzy seen in the pre GFC mining juniors... Any spec junior that mentioned they were going walkabout looking for big shiny rocks in the outback went straight to the moon... back then
At the moment spec stocks seem to go straight up too generally, hardly having any pullbacks ! Can't remember when so many did that... New normal or something sinister ?
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