As emotional as I feel with the current pps it's also good to have some context to calm the nerves at the same time.
1- We know it was easier for Linda and Co to start over than it was to fight this battle so that leaves the question as to why
and more importantly what is the benefit to do so of witch I do not know but they do.
2- We are still trading less than 1% of the float on average daily and due to the low float it is highly volatile to pps swings in eighter direction at any give time.
3- I don't see a dumpster fire here or someone pulling the fire alarm or the floor giving out in context to the big picture regardless of our current pps. If LTI's were nervous and cashing out we would be back to our .002 range prior to the end of Oct moves higher.
I don't see the volume to justify this as a pump and dump or that longs have capitulated by any means in fact I see the complete opposite. Not to mention to me this looks like a good time to add although it feels like most are tapped out with extra cash on the sides to do so and happy enough to sit on smaller paper gains waiting for the next instalment of news from DBMM 2.0 HQ.
4- If the NSS argument and theory is true (I said IF) then it would be feasible for the guilty parties from the past to just carry on in the present with the pervious tactics as NSS have zero cost to borrow shares as they are synthetic.
5- Finally with some ruffled feathers regarding my last point that brings us to enforcement of fraud of which it is speculated and defended or argued against here on a daily basis. Market fraud is built into the stock market as I see it even though I am relatively new to this world. You would think that the SEC being the overseer and "gate keeper" for the markets that fraud would be delt a severe penalty, however it seems like it is the complete opposite. Committing fraud seems to carry a slap on the wrist for those committing it even multiple times. The fine is paid to the SEC and zero of those funds are given to the companies and investors affected. You would think is an entity have committed fraud multiple times they would be weeded out completely from having access to the markets yet this is not the case. This is my primary argument for saying fraud "is" part of the markets operating system. I also think that the AI that is handling all the trades for most MM's brokers hedge funds and well street banks
are designed to swing the markets and individual tickers in any direction they want to maximize profits on every single trade to their benefit including forcing reg short squeeze's by design. Lastly to put some further context I find it interesting how many in the past have been arrested for simple pot possession have a criminal record for life for a weed that has never been officially attributed to a death of an overdose, and yet there are those committing financial fraud that make your salary of a life working look like pocket change.
I don't know what happens next for DBMM however I am still here and willing to see how this plays out for better or for worse.
Luckily for us none here get to decide that outcome for us. Every DBMM share holder has a choice and looking at what I see here every day I see patience and balls...
Good luck all yes I know its a bit of a novel but I hope some my feel as I and find some peace of mind with my opinion right or wrong..
GLTA!
Bullish
"When fines are paid to the SEC for fraud it's retails stolen money used to pay for it" Quote is mine.
