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Wednesday, 01/28/2015 2:26:14 AM

Wednesday, January 28, 2015 2:26:14 AM

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Watching this one for about a month $DSBO .0017 As I stated earlier, others on twitter should follow: https://twitter.com/search?q=%24DSBO&src=typd MarkBagger

Love how this one is setting up, only most don't understand the value of holding a Stop-Sign as long as it takes no matter what.

The 'what' I see is very compelling since all statements that could have possibly been made on a StopSign hold, are in place.

The value of historical patterns:

Others should read into
3mth first
1 year
Then 3 year

http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/dsbo/historical

Scanning back 3 years, then slowly coming up on 6.13.14 is more than an extreme 10day alert, it's mega-extreme.

But so what, because it wasn't until Mark posted this: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=108683093
about a reinstatement that really matter's, right? Wrong.

What matters is the individual no doubt that read the reinstatement package, or individuals and moved ahead for a place to hold.

If you go back to say 3.05.15 that's another extreme but what followed? Little

What are looking for on top of an extreme 10day alert are patterns that follow that didn't follow before.

Look what happens after 6.13.14 even though a first official reinstatement didn't come out until Dec, that's about 6 months.
Within 9 trading days we see 4 days of trading, and very high trades comparing months and yes a year back. A developing trend of more high-volume days, but just as important high volume days continued within a short time unlike prior patterns.

What's just as impressive on this StopSign in regards to historical is that the price continues to drop as if someone is unloading, or possibly the person or group buying on 6.13 got tired of holding, simply not true on stop-signs if certain patterns fall in place, this one does. Also you don't see posts during that time pumping it up, then traders without experience selling when it doesn't move. <that's one good sign>
.0017 to 0012 in 9 trading days, and has the appearance someone selling, nada.

So a nice quiet spell until 7.19 with 1.1mil, another buy day on a dormant stock, no doubt a bid buy as in the past.

Few posts in July https://twitter.com/search?q=%24DSBO&src=typd

And those that did, read it like most, doesn't even look good: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=103263650

Small hits building mid Nov, then Dec 2nd is when things started to shape up.

Now remember Mark posted 'reinstatement on Dec 2nd: use the 3 month here: http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/dsbo/historical

If you think after the 2nd & 3rd there was a sell of, your right. Closed at .0035 then someone no doubt sold 13,000 shares at .0021 a huge loss for those not following and reading, but reality tells you otherwise. No buyers, a cheap seller wanted out so MM's gave him 13k dropping the stock a lot.

The reinstatement play has yet to be made, and the two million trading on the 27th were not sells, even though it looked that way.

Understanding how Stop Signs play, there's no comparison to other OTC's.

Check all available info, DBSO IMO is a very good hold if your patience enough.

Try building a small portfolio of Stop Signs for under $50 each, at the bottom, then hold. In my estimation on average, 3 out of 10 move enough to pay for themselves, while that 1 out of 10 pay off really nice.

Of course we don't buy stop signs just to buy, we want to see the type of historical information, that someone knows possibly paperwork in the making, a few buyers on a dormant symbol, a stop sign, then a pattern develops from there type of 'stop-sign holds'.

DD<

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