Replies to post #2827 on Digital Power Corp (DPW)

[Imperial Whazoo]

I disagree about the dilution. It is their clear statement that their projected income for 2018 is upwards of 44 mill to 48 mill, and if you go back and listen to that gal who talked near the end about numbers, Todd distinctly answered her by saying that their numbers EXCLUDED projections of crypto coin profits...... I mean, that kind of stunned me.

Anyway, the forward sales of income stream for money today is the kind of thing that sometimes trips up mining operations (gold & silver mining.... the real mineral operators as opposed to crypto miners), but I think that the extremely short timeframes they are putting on the forward sales deals are a kind of built in protection.

I day trade & tell people, usually to a blank stare, that risk is ameliorated by keeping the time a trade is held to a short duration, and I think the same can be said of deals like the forward sales deals he is coming up with. My sense of it is that they are in a pall mall dash to ramp up at a pace thats pretty steep & they obviously base this on something they see coming down the pike at them like a freight train.

In any event, the one thing that could trip them up is a continued decline in coin prices. Not dilution, but manipulated prices.

My read on that is that the fiat currency boys have control of the mechanisms whereby they hope to destroy crypto and thus the mortal enemy of anything crypto is the vested interest of the fiat currency establishment. These "curently instanciated" fiat players are the big banks & such like... the IMF and the World Bank & the SWIFT banking cartel system & so on. They are using the leverage of a cash settled futures market (CME & CBOE) to try to exert control over the runaway discord of the cryptos. My sense of it is that its a matter of life or death with these fiat boys.

So, the biggest danger DPW faces, (or any of the players in the mining end of the crypto world), is the threat from the international financial establishment.

The risk to DPW is that the vested interests could force prices unnaturally low and do to the cryptos what has been done in the silver markets. If they succeed at that, then forward sales become a danger to the success of all these plans.

Thats my take. Its the danger posed by the established interests in conjunction with the dangers posed by forward sales.... NOT dilution, that poses a danger to DPW.

My opinion only, of course.

Imperial Whazoo