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This is looking real today
Ok thanks
Did you receive the three pages in the mail? One dated march 13, 23 and the other two dated December 30, 22?
Nothing new but…. I have never received anything in the mail like that before, only thing I ever received by mail is a proxy.
No way, wow, real mail. I have never seen that happen. TF might chime in, hope I get one today
Thanks for sharing
The point I was making is that posters claims to own 100,000 at .23 cents. If true then they are and have done well so far.
To be complaining now seems to me unethical
You have to be kidding, we are on the cusp of the merger completion and the world wide release of Core
I like most here we have been waiting over 2 years for this to be finalized
SHAREHOLDER UPDATE – MARCH 13
DBMM 13 MARCH 2023 COMPANY UPDATE
After a brief period of continued share momentum and the completion of the 2Q of our 2023 fiscal year , Digital Brand Media & Marketing Group, Inc. (“The Company” and “DBMM”), and its brand, Digital Clarity (“DC”) is sharing with shareholders, long-term investors, and supporters, the company perspective and more importantly, hard facts and context.
Following the last Shareholder Update on January 29th, the company has been moving ahead on a variety of different projects and initiatives, to return to normal business and beyond and normal trading following the removal of the Caveat Emptor (CE) on December 20, 2022 by OTC Markets.
The company’s operating business Digital Clarity is continuing to make inroads with existing and prospective clients addressing post-pandemic improvements in their customer digital experience through more sophisticated marketing. The company hopes to outline some of the positive news over the following weeks.
Initially with new clients particularly, we operate with an NDA as the strategy is intended to result in a competitive advantage. Our consultancy has enhanced its parameters post-pandemic achieving a “seat at the table” of a client’s decision makers, while the brand maintains “ROI is our DNA.” The clients receive a rebalanced, dynamic, transformational digital landscape .
On the outstanding SEC matter, it is inexcusable that the situation drags on over 3 years after the Dismissal of November 12, 2019. The Company has continued to maintain as stated in its last brief of March, 2021, that it has always been an enormous waste of resources on both sides. Continuing an overreach in the circumstance , once the late filings were cured , the mitigating circumstances acknowledged and compliance required confirmed, is unfair and potentially damages shareholders. Nevertheless, the Company has taken steps to protect its shareholders as stated in the Dismissal.
The Company was extremely disappointed to learn that The Commission had once again, determined, “at its discretion, to extend by 90 days to June 5, 2023. “ Conversely, the Company is concentrating on Uplisting to the OTCQB platform. One step at a time has served the Company well.
Since new Long Term Investors (LTIs) supported the Company since the Fall of 2017 to cure the SEC late filings and ensure financial support for the future way forward, the next step is Capital infusion for growth and potential future acquisitions. These current and potential partners all have different geographies and some are existing supporters of the business. It is important to the Company that LTI’s are like-minded with mutual objectives to benefit all stakeholders. NASDAQ is the ultimate objective, one step at a time.
All current and potential LTI’s see the value in a public company, with a future-facing operating business of coinciding activities, both pre and post OTCQB qualification and listing. Over $1,500,000 has been invested by the LTI’s for the health and compliance of DBMM.
It has been a short time since the CE was removed by OTC Markets and the Company’s next step is to improve its trading platform with an Uplisting to OTCQB, a more prestigious arena. The Company suggests shareholders consider the progress made already from sponsorship by a prospective, now the named, market maker via the Form 211 to FINRA to the removal of the CE after meeting the criteria of each step, to a decision to Uplist with all the boxes checked.
DBMM Management stands behind its results to this point and the patience required for the achievements thus far and going forward. There have been naysayers since the beginning of the mitigating circumstances who have damaged the Company and its shareholders, non-stop for years , despite the circumstances, many directed by others. That perhaps is the last mitigating circumstance to be eliminated. For now, simply ignore the misinformation and proven incorrect opinions.
Be assured the Company’s timeline is progressing with no missteps. We ask our shareholders to stay the course and have patience.
Preparation is beginning to file the 10-Q for 2Q2023 which the Company hopes to conclude before its due date of April 14,2023. Unfortunately the timing coincides with tax season for our service providers, but remains our objective.
As always, DBMM Management thanks all its stakeholders, investors, and supporters.
DBMM Management
Was giving the old as a reference, that’s all
I agree The additional shares are tiny, hoping we will see what they too
This is what I have from 2021
75,000,000 shares authorized, 10,335,924 OS
The following table sets forth certain information regarding beneficial ownership of the Company’s Common Stock as of April 17, 2021, by (i) each person who is known by the Company to own beneficially more than 5% of any classes of outstanding Common Stock, (ii) each director of the Company, (iii) each of the Chief Executive Officers and the executive officers (collectively, the “Named Executive Officers”) and (iv) all directors and executive officers of the Company as a group based upon 10,335,924 shares outstanding.
Yes it is
No one in there right mind will sell now, funny the amount of posts today
Yah me to, hoping for the major crypto campaign to roll out sooooon
If it runs perfectly and people embrace the technology then we have a $50 plus stock
Yes it’s been there for weeks, if the test goes well this week that might be our catalyst
Better than 2025
SEC Adopts Move to T+1 Standard Settlement Cycle
SEC Amends Exchange Act Rule 15c6-1 to Require Settlement of Routine Securities Trades in One Business Day Following Trade Date.
On February 15, 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "Commission") adopted a rule amendment to shorten the standard settlement cycle for most routine securities trades from two business days after the trade date to one business day after the trade date (or from "T+2" to "T+1" in common parlance).1 The amendment is one way in which the Commission is seeking to address recent episodes of market volatility, which include the "meme stock" events of 2021 and the COVID-19 pandemic. The final rules will become effective 60 days following the date of publication of the adopting release in the Federal Register, but the compliance date for the rule change will be May 28, 2024.
The Commission believes that shortening the settlement cycle will reduce credit, market and liquidity risks arising from unsettled securities trades. This shortened time period between execution and settlement of trades should reduce the number of unsettled trades overall, the time period of exposure to those unsettled trades and potential price movements in the securities underlying unsettled trades. Implementing T+1 will also enable investors to access the proceeds from securities transactions sooner than they are able in the current T+2 environment.
The final rules also shorten the settlement cycle for firm commitment underwritten offerings for securities that are priced after 4:30 p.m. ET. Under current rules, firm commitment underwritten offerings that price after 4:30 p.m. ET are permitted to settle up to four business days after the date of the contract (e.g., the date of the underwriting agreement in a registered underwritten offering). As a matter of common practice, however, most firm commitment underwritten offerings that price after 4:30 p.m. ET settle not longer than three business days after the date of the contract. Under the new rules, such offerings must now settle on the second business day after the date of the contract. In contrast, if such offering prices before 4:30 p.m. ET (which would be unusual in ordinary circumstances), it would be required to settle one business day after the contract.
The new rules do not alter the existing ability of the parties to vary settlement dates by express agreement at the time of the transaction. If the circumstances of the offering require an express agreement to extend the standard settlement cycle, it is standard practice to provide disclosure of the alternative settlement cycle to investors through the offering document and in a free writing prospectus or pricing term sheet.
The exceptions in the current rules generally remain unchanged. These include the types of securities exempted or excluded from the standard settlement cycle. However, the adopted amendment will for the first time completely exclude security-based swaps from the settlement cycle requirement under Rule 15c6-1, noting the innate differences between securities-based swaps from other securities transactions.
Looking forward, the Commission envisions the upcoming transition to a T+1 settlement cycle as the first step to identifying potential paths to a T+0 or instantaneous settlement cycle. The Commission staff is continuing to monitor the future feasibility of T+0.
1 The final rule is available here (Shortening the Securities Transaction Settlement Cycle) and the corresponding fact sheet is available here. See also, SEC Press Release (SEC Finalizes Rules to Reduce Risks in Clearance and Settlement).
This publication is provided for your convenience and does not constitute legal advice. This publication is protected by copyright.
© 2023 White & Case LLP
https://www.whitecase.com/insight-alert/sec-adopts-move-t1-standard-settlement-cycle
SEC Adopts Move to T+1 Standard Settlement Cycle
SEC Amends Exchange Act Rule 15c6-1 to Require Settlement of Routine Securities Trades in One Business Day Following Trade Date.
On February 15, 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "Commission") adopted a rule amendment to shorten the standard settlement cycle for most routine securities trades from two business days after the trade date to one business day after the trade date (or from "T+2" to "T+1" in common parlance).1 The amendment is one way in which the Commission is seeking to address recent episodes of market volatility, which include the "meme stock" events of 2021 and the COVID-19 pandemic. The final rules will become effective 60 days following the date of publication of the adopting release in the Federal Register, but the compliance date for the rule change will be May 28, 2024.
The Commission believes that shortening the settlement cycle will reduce credit, market and liquidity risks arising from unsettled securities trades. This shortened time period between execution and settlement of trades should reduce the number of unsettled trades overall, the time period of exposure to those unsettled trades and potential price movements in the securities underlying unsettled trades. Implementing T+1 will also enable investors to access the proceeds from securities transactions sooner than they are able in the current T+2 environment.
The final rules also shorten the settlement cycle for firm commitment underwritten offerings for securities that are priced after 4:30 p.m. ET. Under current rules, firm commitment underwritten offerings that price after 4:30 p.m. ET are permitted to settle up to four business days after the date of the contract (e.g., the date of the underwriting agreement in a registered underwritten offering). As a matter of common practice, however, most firm commitment underwritten offerings that price after 4:30 p.m. ET settle not longer than three business days after the date of the contract. Under the new rules, such offerings must now settle on the second business day after the date of the contract. In contrast, if such offering prices before 4:30 p.m. ET (which would be unusual in ordinary circumstances), it would be required to settle one business day after the contract.
The new rules do not alter the existing ability of the parties to vary settlement dates by express agreement at the time of the transaction. If the circumstances of the offering require an express agreement to extend the standard settlement cycle, it is standard practice to provide disclosure of the alternative settlement cycle to investors through the offering document and in a free writing prospectus or pricing term sheet.
The exceptions in the current rules generally remain unchanged. These include the types of securities exempted or excluded from the standard settlement cycle. However, the adopted amendment will for the first time completely exclude security-based swaps from the settlement cycle requirement under Rule 15c6-1, noting the innate differences between securities-based swaps from other securities transactions.
Looking forward, the Commission envisions the upcoming transition to a T+1 settlement cycle as the first step to identifying potential paths to a T+0 or instantaneous settlement cycle. The Commission staff is continuing to monitor the future feasibility of T+0.
1 The final rule is available here (Shortening the Securities Transaction Settlement Cycle) and the corresponding fact sheet is available here. See also, SEC Press Release (SEC Finalizes Rules to Reduce Risks in Clearance and Settlement).
This publication is provided for your convenience and does not constitute legal advice. This publication is protected by copyright.
© 2023 White & Case LLP
https://www.whitecase.com/insight-alert/sec-adopts-move-t1-standard-settlement-cycle
SEC Adopts Move to T+1 Standard Settlement Cycle
SEC Amends Exchange Act Rule 15c6-1 to Require Settlement of Routine Securities Trades in One Business Day Following Trade Date.
On February 15, 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "Commission") adopted a rule amendment to shorten the standard settlement cycle for most routine securities trades from two business days after the trade date to one business day after the trade date (or from "T+2" to "T+1" in common parlance).1 The amendment is one way in which the Commission is seeking to address recent episodes of market volatility, which include the "meme stock" events of 2021 and the COVID-19 pandemic. The final rules will become effective 60 days following the date of publication of the adopting release in the Federal Register, but the compliance date for the rule change will be May 28, 2024.
The Commission believes that shortening the settlement cycle will reduce credit, market and liquidity risks arising from unsettled securities trades. This shortened time period between execution and settlement of trades should reduce the number of unsettled trades overall, the time period of exposure to those unsettled trades and potential price movements in the securities underlying unsettled trades. Implementing T+1 will also enable investors to access the proceeds from securities transactions sooner than they are able in the current T+2 environment.
The final rules also shorten the settlement cycle for firm commitment underwritten offerings for securities that are priced after 4:30 p.m. ET. Under current rules, firm commitment underwritten offerings that price after 4:30 p.m. ET are permitted to settle up to four business days after the date of the contract (e.g., the date of the underwriting agreement in a registered underwritten offering). As a matter of common practice, however, most firm commitment underwritten offerings that price after 4:30 p.m. ET settle not longer than three business days after the date of the contract. Under the new rules, such offerings must now settle on the second business day after the date of the contract. In contrast, if such offering prices before 4:30 p.m. ET (which would be unusual in ordinary circumstances), it would be required to settle one business day after the contract.
The new rules do not alter the existing ability of the parties to vary settlement dates by express agreement at the time of the transaction. If the circumstances of the offering require an express agreement to extend the standard settlement cycle, it is standard practice to provide disclosure of the alternative settlement cycle to investors through the offering document and in a free writing prospectus or pricing term sheet.
The exceptions in the current rules generally remain unchanged. These include the types of securities exempted or excluded from the standard settlement cycle. However, the adopted amendment will for the first time completely exclude security-based swaps from the settlement cycle requirement under Rule 15c6-1, noting the innate differences between securities-based swaps from other securities transactions.
Looking forward, the Commission envisions the upcoming transition to a T+1 settlement cycle as the first step to identifying potential paths to a T+0 or instantaneous settlement cycle. The Commission staff is continuing to monitor the future feasibility of T+0.
1 The final rule is available here (Shortening the Securities Transaction Settlement Cycle) and the corresponding fact sheet is available here. See also, SEC Press Release (SEC Finalizes Rules to Reduce Risks in Clearance and Settlement).
This publication is provided for your convenience and does not constitute legal advice. This publication is protected by copyright.
© 2023 White & Case LLP
https://www.whitecase.com/insight-alert/sec-adopts-move-t1-standard-settlement-cycle
Thanks Tf, I did not know they amended the rule
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DBMM OVER 19 BILLION TRADED 8 YEAR DATA TRADED
$DBMM EACH YEAR TRADE HISTORY
$DBMM 2014 11,773,000,000 11 PLUS BILLION PLEASE READ THAT AGAIN!!!
2014 11,773,000,000. OVER 11 BILLION!!!
2015 1,327,000,000
2016 2,938,000,000
2017 1,980,000,000
2018 205,000,000
2019 429,000,000
2020 202,000,000
2021 194,000,000
$DBMM 8 YEAR GRAND TOTAL 19,048,000,000 yes OVER 19 BILLION TRADED SHARES TRADED
Here is the link simply change the year and add away
https://ih.advfn.com/stock-market/USOTC/digital-brand-media-and-pk-DBMM/historical/more-historical-data?current=3&Date1=01/01/14&Date2=12/30/14
CONGRATULATIONS ALL FOR HOLDING!!!’
INCREDIBLE AND LIFE CHANGING MOVE IS COMING
My hope is we now have a hedge fund that is going to keep us above the one dollar mark, up list to NASDAQ was always there goal
As of the date hereof, Mr. Feinstein has beneficial ownership interest of 15,000,000 shares of Common Stock (representing approximately 78.8% of the number of shares of Common Stock issued and outstanding). The percentages with respect to Mr. Feinstein’s beneficial ownership is based on 19,0340,550 shares of Common Stock issued and outstanding as of February 23, 2023.
Loving the price, going in for more
We traded the float so far
90’s up
Very nice volume
Bought more
Yes saw that, we are at .7551 now, still looks like an .80 plus opening is realistic
Hoping we open in the 80’s
Looking very healthy here!
Outstanding Shares 19,004,550 02/13/2023
Restricted 18,070,000 02/13/2023
Unrestricted 934,550 02/13/2023
Held at DTC 25,000 02/13/2023
I tried for 50k, just missed it
Yep, lol, I printing my account total now, might get lucky tonight
Won’t believe it until we have and hold a .75 bid for a full day
I diid, almost to 20k so far