InvestorsHub Logo
icon url

Jetmek_03052

12/04/21 9:42 AM

#241823 RE: cardmaster114 #241821

That “guess” is absolutely FULL of nothing factual.

How about people finally admitting that DBMM isn’t an innocent bystander in all this??

It’s getting pretty tiring to see post after post intimating that DBMM’s problems have all been caused by a giant conspiracy against it!

DBMM consciously made a decision to flout filing regs. Then they stuck up their middle finger to the SEC in every way possible, when they were asked to comply with the regulations!

They are STILL doing it!

Now the thought is that the SEC must be in cahoots with all the “bad guys”???

Preposterous!

The SEC is trying to enforce the regulations and DBMM is trying to squirm out of compliance, using every trick in the “scammy company” playbook to do so!

I hope the SEC ABSOLUTELY SLAMS DBMM for it.

We will likely see that happen, but it will probably take several more months (or even years) to see it.
icon url

Gotham Bay Group

12/04/21 9:57 AM

#241825 RE: cardmaster114 #241821

There will be a decision. It's not a priority, obviously. But it will occur.

As for Asher, blah,blah, blah. They are a stock promoter, thousands of them out there. Yes I know they parade as finance firms. Again, there is no help for you if you are going to believe everything you read.

Years ago, had a fire inspector that was new and probably took the job seriously. At one of my companies he was giving my superintendent fits. I told him to leave a few simple violations out in the open. He did so next inspection. Inspector caught every violation, wrote it up and left. Was there less than half the time as before. Once he "did his job" he felt satisfied and left.

I was taught this approach by my father(an executive for Arthur Anderson in the 60's and 70's).

Obviously still working today...

This