DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[frogdreaming]

Nonsense.

They are publicly traded, so they can raise needed funding by selling shares.

Most publicly traded companies raise initial funds through an initial public offering, they then obtain research grants from various sources, mainly government agencies, NSA, DOH, DARPA, etc. DNAG pretended to apply for such grants at the beginning of the sham, but after years of not receiving anything of value, (while other real companies got plenty), they stopped pretending.

People who buy shares on the open market have zero effect on the funding of the company. The shares they buy are obtained from the sale of shares owned by other individual investors. It is a common misconception that individual investors are 'supporting' the company, they are not. The shares they are purchasing are not owned by the company they are the property of someone else. The company receives no tangible benefit from those sales.

On the other hand sham companies that hide behind a facade of complicated technology make all their money from the sale of shares. They are not sold directly to the market however they are sold in huge amounts to intermediary 'vultures' such as Dutchess, who obtain those shares at a significant 'discount' to market price. Investors who buy shares from the open market might be buying shares from Dutchess, providing them with a profit, but they are not coming directly from DNAG.