Example ,
15M shares @ $1.00 = $15M
15M shares @ $1.36 = $20.4M ( fulfills 2022 minimum obligation )
15M shares @ $1.80 = $27MHey Doz, that's not how it works unfortunately..
LDB get more money, but they have to pay more too..
That's why they will be playing their games in earnest. $15.0M we get 13.50M they get 1.5M
$20.4M we get 18.36M they get 2.4M
$27.0M we get 24.30M they get 2.7M
In the 2nd example, they are paying us an extra $4.86M to make an extra $0.5M.
In the 3rd example, they are paying us an
extra $10.8M (over the first example) to only make an extra $1.3M.
10% of a higher figure is always more,
but if you're having to actually pay the other 90% to someone, you will be at a loss the higher that payment is.
Sometimes we can't see what is right in front of us.
Sharemon is the new PMF.A paid downramper by LDB.
His/their style, is the same as PMF.
Highlighting a segment of a poster's post in
bold and then arguing against it.
The LDB thing has been in the background all this time, that's why he's still here, even before this new call.
The Company intelligently extended the date for this call, knowing or feeling, that we would have share price appreciation and have to dilute less.
LDB, was happy to extend it, because we were extending the deal dollars to $50M.
Because they are chumps and didn't think an ASX listed company, with low revenue, could increase in value so much, they happily agreed.
Brainchip knows, they are dancing with the devil.
The devil doesn't know or understand who he's dancing with.I believe Brainchip
will drop a Mother of an announcement and make LDB pay us more
That's the ugly truth, although these are just wild and crazy theories of mine..
If I'm correct though, you can expect a certain poster, to ramp up his content and disruptive posts
to the extreme. People who think ramping and unramping don't work, should consider where the weak/loose hands come, for information..
And yes it goes both ways.
Again, just my opinions.
This is still early for me.. Hope I got my figures right
GLTAH!
GLTAS!
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