Replies to post #82352 on Decision Diagnostics Corp (DECN)

[Johnny_C]

here is what Berman stated the share count was at year end,

common shares outstanding - basic and fully diluted 165,515,879


You state - Outstanding Share Count is now 267 million

[pastrychf05]

Make hay while the sun shines! I guess funds needed for manufacturing.

Let’s get this EUA already!

[pumper_stumper]

"We won't stop printing shares until there is one for every American!.... and then we'll go for 2 for each citizen! - Suggestion for a new DECN motto!

Shares are the number one "product" here, and always will be! Nice to see the share printing presses keep running strong!

Gotta keep Berman's big belly nice and full! A couple of new houses? Custom Mercedes?

Over and over and over and over again, the number one fundamental that pink sheet investors overlook is dilution.

Congratulations DECN shareholders! 33% of the ownership value of your shares has disappeared in about 6 weeks! This is comedy!

Just ignore it folks. If you ignore it, it just goes away and won't matter! ;-)




As of March 31, 2020, the number of shares outstanding of our Common Stock was: 199,792,833

Outstanding Share Count is now 267 million

According to OTC Markets ..........

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/DECN/security

[rawman]

Outstanding Share Count is now 267 million

Another 55 million Transfer Agent verified DECN shares blew out the door between April 3, 2020 and May 8, 2020.

108 million newly printed and apparently UNRESTRICTED shares have hit the open market since MID-MARCH 2020! The Outstanding Share count before the explosion was 159 million, but it has now ballooned to 267 million in just two months!

Wanna know where the dumping and volume came from leading up to the April 24 trading suspension? Try the above! It is very likely no new shares have been distributed since the trading suspension commenced on April 24, meaning it actually only took a little over a month to pound the shareholders with the major dilution asscociated with 108 million brand new DECN shares.

So CEO Keith Berman was being interviewed by the SEC, while the DECN debt was being converted to common stock and dumped into the market! Hmmm....might there be a connection? Who knew Berman was being questioned by the SEC?