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12m worth of paint?
Awesome! Nothing in there that suggests the resumption of dilution, however. BUT -- keep an eye out for emojis and random internet posts.
Never mind the dilution that we all knew was coming --- it's the emojis that we have to be on guard for.
Why certainly! Since you asked.
Uh huh. And yet, here we are. Just sayin'.
Winning exactly what?
But, but ..... clients from 2008 are considered "13th century" news here. Maybe the statute of limitations is up on that confidentiality?
LOL. Fools Gold, perhaps.
One might support the claim that, in addition to being 'industry agnostic', they might well be considered 'investor agnostic'. Just sayin'.
We all have our windmills.
As long as dbmm has the 'NT' in their back pocket, filing on time is simply a suggestion to be (in most cases) ignored.
Methinks the SEC might seriously consider "what happened in the 13th century". Yes? Just sayin'.
Curious, indeed.
Prolly knot.
But not enough "interest" nor resolve, day or night, to back same with a meaningful run on the stock? Curious to know as to how around the clock interest is gauged.
Trouble is, all the purported means absolutely bubkus. If it did, we would not be sitting in triple-ott territory ---- again.
That is a solid point that certainly deserves consideration, i.e., should the SEC be involving themselves in issues other than a company's flaunting of the law? IMO, if they don't trifle themselves with the dollars and cents of a company's well being and let the investing public decide their fate, who knows what could happen?
Acknowledged. They better show up -- pronto -- in order to assist in salvaging our award-winning little band of gypsies. IMO, of course.
Once the SEC issue is behind us, capital will be infused and dramatic growth will take place.
Well, they've got six figures in debt. I guess that should count for something?
Pictures and emojis worthless without continuous, verifiable, long-lasting revenues complete with net profit and positive P/E.
If the judge were to ignore all the emojis and random internet posts and declare dbmm a 'winner', it'll only get more worser. IMO, of course.
IMO, a difference of opinion or a party not in full possession of the facts does not necessarily constitute 'nonsense', a word that is bandied about entirely too much here.
Point being?
Does have a death knell ring to it, doesn't it? Maybe the 'Calamity Jane' defense wasn't all that far-fetched after all, eh?
Wouldn't that be absolutely par for the course?
If memory serves, the 15th.
100% guaranteed? Pointless, misleading, certainly not a fact. NAY!
Did you happen to notice that the august position of IR is conspicuous by its absence? So dreadfully disappointing!
Nay! Nay I say! Strictly conjecture.
Hell, the salaries alone that should go to such robust positions of importance would be significantly more than they produce in revenue. ROFLMAO. The closer to the court date, the more desperate the conjectures.
The absolute epitome of hypocrisy: The naysayers should concentrate on understanding Corporate Finance and Oversight regulations from the PCAOB and the SEC before making irresponsible remarks or prognostications which never take place. Ignorance is not an excuse for ‘fake,’ uncorroborated pronouncements.
This from those whose string of non-accomplishments spans over a decade?
I might add that there are sufficient "fake, uncorroborated pronouncements" enough to go around on both sides of the fence.
They're up to date in fillings
Ah! But did you read that they're thinking of moving to larger quarters? Ostensibly to handle the expected massive influx of new business, no doubt. DBMM's Corporate address is 747 Third Avenue, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10017. The operating headquarters is located in the UK as Stylar limited, trading as Digital Clarity. DC is on a month-to-month lease at $1,416, as it is evaluating larger quarters.
"Fluff" is certainly an appropriate term. Regarding all the colorful charts depicting what life might be like for dbmm if they could ever turn a profit, one is reminded of the old "Baffle Them With Bullshit" axiom. There was ample evidence of the same tact in the Super Duper. All IMO, of course.
Hence, the waiting until the very last second on a Friday to file -- IF they file, that is.
As was mentioned to another poster, it all goes to credibility. Do they or do they not have even a shred of credibility? IMO, not for a decade at least.