Today was a real fizzer ... BUT has or did anyone read the...

Today was a real fizzer ... BUT has or did anyone read the commentary by Sam Volkering of Port Phillip Publishing back in Oct 2016 and still being promo'd.   It's a bit OTT but full of positives.  Sometimes I'm dumb investor too like lots are from time to time, but Volkering's hyper-blow somehow convinced me to buy.  So. I'll hold with a Sell order of 0.50.  Here's some of it.....

BrainChip is developing proprietary technology that is the foundation of true artificial intelligence.
Its technology is called the Spiking Neuron Adaptive Processor (SNAP). What’s important to note about SNAP is that it is hardware. It is not advanced software, or a bunch of complex algorithms. It is not deep learning. And it is not machine learning.
The SNAP is like the neurons in your brain. It is the foundation of a neural network and can learn unsupervised. It is the beginning of real artificial intelligence.
According to BrainChip’s market announcement:
‘The SNAP spiking neural network learned the features of vehicles passing by the sensor within seconds. It detected and started counting cars in real time.’
As the company’s Chief Technology Officer (and inventor of the SNAP) Peter van der Made said, ‘It shows that BrainChips neural processor SNAP acquires information and learns without human supervision from visual input.’

What happens in Vegas is seen by the SNAP
On 29 September, 2016, BrainChip made an exciting announcement. It would roll out new, innovative security technology at one of Las Vegas’ biggest casinos after the successful completion of a trial.
This security technology, called SNAPvision, is powered, as you’d expect, by BrainChip’s SNAP technology.
The company explains how it works:
‘The technology, called Game Outcome, uses Brainchip’s SNAPvision technology to visually and automatically detect dealer errors by monitoring the video streams from standard surveillance cameras. Game Outcome is very smart, and can recognise the cards that are played, winning hands, the rules of the game and payouts.’