Replies to post #35452 on Demand Brands Inc. (DMAN)

[keeks989]

Lack of communication. If we had even half the amount of communication an average otc stock had, we would be jumping from .0005-.001 on a biweekly basis. IR should answer all emails, not just a few every now and then. Investors have no confidence when you can't get a hold of the company that is holding onto their money.

[JonnyBGood]

Probably due to:
1.) 5.5 billion authorized.
2.) 3.3 billion issued.
3.) 2.7 billion float.
4.) Minimal news.

The share structure is too large for the current revenue produced. That will soon change as far as the revenue is concerned, however Tom will still need to drop those numbers lower. 3 billion A/S, 2 billion or less O/S, and a float around 1.5 billion or less would be great. If he keeps it at where it is right now, it's going to take revenue alone to bring up the pps and that's pure grunt work. Grunt work because it's fighting against the large share structure. If we had 2,000 investors then the current share structure wouldn't be so bad. But OTCMarkets has the number of investors at 76 (as of June 30, 2015). I believe that number needs updating but it may not currently be that much higher. Especially after hanging out between .0001 and .0002 for the past 4 months.

We may pick up another 50-100 with the release of the 10-K but hopefully the 10-K will put INMG back on the radar and a lot more than 100 will have their eyes on it. As we approach the release of the first quarter 10-Q in May, I think we'll really start seeing more investors come on board. That investor interest will drive up the pps.