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Thoughts?
Total Income 3,530,464.49 <-- Very Nice!
Cash at end of period 255,434.94 <-- Very Nice!
Interest Expense 59,049.28 ???
That's an easy one! NEVER!
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The latest promise date is 4/16... but it has changed many times already!
LOL... it isn't a good thing!
https://blog.otcmarkets.com/2021/03/25/understanding-the-expert-market/
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To believe (or pretend to) that there is some monstrous team of people conspiring against little old DBMM... is just plain crazy!
Trying to run a 2 decade failing company must be stressful... but at some point you just have to throw in the towel and admit that you are NOT up to the task!
I would recommend to anyone having paranoid delusions to seek out a specialist that deals in such illnesses of the mind...
And what a completely asinine thing to lie about!
10k can't be far off now... spin doctors ready?
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So by asking me to prove to your satisfaction something that I cannot, you think that discredits the likelihood that Digital Clarity employees (a digital marketing firm) are posting here?
Well, it doesn't...
Board readers aren't stupid!
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Pump and Dump Schemes
In a pump and dump scheme, fraudsters typically spread false or misleading information to create a buying frenzy that will “pump” up the price of a stock and then “dump” shares of the stock by selling their own shares at the inflated price. Once the fraudsters dump their shares and stop hyping the stock, the stock price typically falls and investors lose money.
False or misleading information about a company’s stock price may be spread through sources including social media, investment research websites, investment newsletters, online advertisements, email, Internet chat rooms, direct mail, newspapers, magazines, and radio. Microcap companies are particularly vulnerable to pump and dump schemes because there is often limited publicly-available information about microcap companies.
Explain why multiple pumping posters are regularly posting in what is the middle of the night in the US? Insomnia?
And better yet, why is one of the bogus repetitive claims that the critics post 24/7 when it is the pumpers actually doing that?
I don't recall any pumper ever calling out that lie... WHY?
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You are so desperate to try to prove me wrong about Digital Clarity employees posting here, you have extrapolated UK to mean any UK territory worldwide!
That is so pitiful as to be embarrassing!
The United Kingdom has one standard time zone. The overseas territories and crown dependencies of the UK are irrelevant as DC is located in the UK!
If you enjoy fiction!
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Except I never held DBMM prior to buying 1 share recently!
Do you get pleasure from making shit up?
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Either many "shareholders" are not located in the US... or holding DBMM gives them trouble sleeping!
The UK is 6 hours ahead of US Central time. Would DBMM have their employees, being a digital media company, working the stock boards posing as regular investors to promote their shareprice? Based of the pitiful company revenues, they must be occupying their time doing something!
Certainly wouldn't be the first time experienced OTC folks have seen insiders posing as investors on stock boards!
The REAL bagholders should have figured out the TRUTH by now...
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So when absolutely NONE of this comes to pass, will you come back to the board and apologize for misleading others with your fantasies?
I won't hold my breath...
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So you post an asinine unproven conspiracy theory... and you ask me to disprove it??? Wow! Just wow!
I cannot and will not feed your paranoia...
You are a grown man and should be embarrassed to propagate such nonsense! At some point you will wise up... and your trip down memory lane will be painful...
CHANGING YOUR TUNE ALREADY?
You just claimed: "Be very clear DBMM has no officers or management or employees or insiders by any definition posting on any chat room. The Company has so stated many times"
To which I called out as BULLSHIT! And now you realize that you either were grossly mistaken, lied and got caught, or have disclosed inside information!
Which is it?
Oh right... run and hide as usual! We know that you are full of Poo!
Boy don't you look foolish now...
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It is always someone else's fault when they are ignorant of the rules:
No, it is not possible... that is an internet lie designed to mislead folks into believing in evil boogeymen to get them to buy crap stocks that are easily verified to have NO FTDs at all!
Show me any CREDIBLE source that says that naked shorts can exist without triggering FTDs? You won't find one!
Please don't feed the scammers by parroting the lies...
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Seriously? Or are you joking?
Maybe ask ChatGPT if naked shorts can hold open a multi-billion share position in a shit pink stock undetected with no FTDs for a decade!
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Off by several hours!
HAM always posting old or irrelevant news...
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So I bought one share years ago and still hold it, and that makes me a trader?
When you make a false accusation, admit it... rather than keep digging your hole deeper!
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LUKE RAHBARI
Managing member of Equity Armor Investments, LLC.
Luke has over 30 years of experience trading equities, equity derivatives and structured products. Luke began his career with LETCO Trading in 1993 trading in several open outcry options pits and eventually becoming the specialist for the firms largest trading unit. After Toronto Dominion Bank (TD) acquired LETCO in 2002, Luke launched TD’s U.S. Institutional Equity Derivatives desk for listed and OTC client orders and proprietary portfolio trading. The desk grew from zero volume to trading billions in notional value across US single names and indices. During this period, Luke traded with the largest overlay and volatility managers in North America.
After leaving TD, Luke established an FSA approved, UK asset manager, Peachtree Asset Management (the asset manager for Peachtree Settlement Funding), managing assets in the structured settlement space. In his dual role as CEO and Chief Investment Officer, Luke was responsible for financial, compliance and business decisions of the unit, in addition to all asset mix, selection and trading of structured portfolios.
At EAI, Luke is responsible for co-managing the firm’s mutual funds, Structured products offerings OCIO & ESG OCIO services. Luke is also a managing member of the firm’s private Crypto investments.
Luke is a well-recognized expert in the derivatives industry and has been widely quoted or featured in the WSJ, Reuters, Dow Jones Newswire, FOX Business News, TheStreet.com, The Financial Times, and Pensions and Investments.
He holds an MBA from the University of Chicago. Series 66 and Series 7 licensed.
New York, NY , April 09, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- (GTII: OTC) Global Tech Industries Group, Inc. (“GTII” or “The Company”), www.gtii-us.com, announced today that its board of directors, at a board meeting held on April 7, 2024 , approved and authorized management to create the new executive position of Chief Operating Officer, and to welcome Mr. Luke Rahbari to join the Company in that position as of May 1, 2024 . As previously stated in a press release and on the corporate website, the Company retained Mr. Rahbari’s services last December to assist management with re-focusing its short-term goals, including a retirement/succession plan for its senior management. Mr. Rahbari has made management aware of several deficiencies in its current structure and day-to-day operations, and management has been quick to respond and move forward to address the situation by offering him the new position. Mr. Rahbari will continue the work he began in December, assessing the quality of a number of pending deals for the Company, assisting in its continued mission to remain compliant in all its filings and obligations, as well as facilitating introductions to the Capital markets, trading and listing initiatives.
Mr. Rahbari began his capital markets career in 1993 as a derivatives trader and equity options specialist on the CBOE. In 2002, Mr. Rahbari was part of the management team involved in the sale of the firm to TD Bank. Mr. Rahbari then ran derivatives books in New York , London , and Chicago for the bank. In 2007, Mr. Rahbari became the Chief Investment Officer for Peachtree Asset Management establishing a London based Structured Settlement asset manager for Peachtree Settlement Funding, which was one of the largest originators of Structured Settlements in the world. After the sale of Peachtree, Mr. Rahbari moved to Chicago and, along with his partners, established Equity Armor Investments, an SEC registered RIA specializing in derivative and volatility strategies. Mr. Rahbari has extensive experience in the trading and capital markets and has been active in several private, non-public firms as well. Mr. Rahbari has an MBA from the University of Chicago .
David Reichman , Chairman & CEO of GTII, stated, “After working with Luke these last few months, it became obvious to management, as well as the board of directors, that it would be in the Company’s best interest as it relates to its shareholders’ equity and its future as a public company, to bring him onboard as soon as possible. His record speaks for itself, and we are thrilled that he has agreed to join us.”
Give it a rest HAM...
Shake shares loose? Why? OBVIOUSLY no one wants them!
Are you not paying attention to the market? The volume is zippo unless you scammers find a new mark to buy a few million shares!
Bad actors? Represent? Please keep the drinking to a minimum.... the delusions are better kept to yourself!
Now go run the company and stay off the boards! If you value your shareholders AT ALL you would!