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Re: tombrady12nh post# 53147

Saturday, 02/23/2008 12:31:14 AM

Saturday, February 23, 2008 12:31:14 AM

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Tom, and many others - i think yall are missing the point here IMO. Im not saying that the numbers are not gonna be excellent in the 10K, but IMO thats not the point at this point.

At this point in time, the market doesnt give a "rats behind" what the numbers are at DPDW. They dont even care really when they PR multimillion dollar contracts.

The issue here is the market realizes some former restricted shareholders want to sell all of their shares and be done with it. So when you have a sudden influx of shares that greatly outweighs the demand, the bidders in effect see this and pull their bids much, much lower. Why buy these shares at the Fair market value of 1.50+ if you can get them for .50?

The way the market sees it, is not regarding the numbers, but rather a short term trend change where the supply/demand numbers greatly outweighs any other factor the company can put forth.

The fact is, when you have a float increase of upwards of 75% in a couple months, the issue is not great numbers, but rather just a market for DPDW oversupplied stock.

Once these shares are absorbed and the selling has finished, and only then, will we find our way back into the 1s and 2s IMO, and the 10K will not stop this overhang. The accredited investors who are buying these shares up know full well what the numbers are, and they are not buying because of a bullish 10K but rather a bullish company.

My point is that the 10K will be good to see, but its not the end all here and the only reason we are so far down here is because of the influx of shares into the float. Once this is absorbed and done with, we will be back to having a fair market for DPDW stock.

Right now, this is just supply and demand stock, and not the market for DPDW.

(This is not directed at you personally Tom, as you are defiantely not alone in this sorta comment. And i say this as IMO, because everyone has a right to their opinions.)
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