This quote is a misunderstanding of what a publicly traded company is.
"People can read their LONG history as a scam, all their forward looking fabrications, and easily come to the obvious conclusion that DBMM is a share selling scam... "
By this definition all traded companies are share selling scams. Every company sell shares for one reason, raise capital. Some of these companies have both private and public companies within the same corporate group. This is why many publicly traded corporations are "shells" for the privately held subsidiary. Not all companies are like this as many can stand on their own. But this is what they mean by different asset classes. It is also where risk/reward comes in. But regardless of your risk tolerance, publicly held companies allow an investor that only has a small percentage of what it takes to own the company an opportunity to share in the rewards should it be successful.
DBMM is no different. It simply has a much higher risk/reward index. They are better than some and worse than others. Digital Clarity (privately held subsidiary) has some potential but is highly speculative. I have no doubt capital is scarce. But after the recent run up in DBMM due to this decision I can assure you management will be pulling out all stops to see that DBMM continues to move upward in the OTC marketplace. The newly created expert market was just the first step in this. FYI, for them to be on the expert market there already has to be MM interest in making a market for DBMM.
So yes DBMM is highly speculative and could absolutely fail. But some major hurdles have been cleared which definitely increases the risk/reward ratio. Scam it certainly is not otherwise they would have accepted revocation without a fight like all others.
It's like playing the lottery, your never going to win if you don't buy a ticket.
