Replies to post #279472 on Digital Brand Media and Marketing Group Inc (DBMM)

[reddy99]

Good post

[Harley16]

Amazing post. Bang on with all 4!!
Dbmm went to war for 5 years with sec and Asher. They drop the CE the week between Christmas and New Year’s. I don’t think that is a coincidence the week following was a short week and this has been our first full week of trading. Anything DBMM might like a hot second to enjoytheir success and regroup a little.

That’s not to say that I’m not 100% confident they don’t have a fully outline plan in place for what’s going to happen next sometimes giving the market a moment to settle after their massive 1100% run since October.

Everything is falling into place despite the barrage of negativity. Just have a quick look at the charts I don’t know about you, but there’s a lot of green and a sharp incline to the positive.

DBMM just keep WINNING.

[Fai 2]

Excellent post! "#1 There is no factual evidence I've seen posted that a naked short does not exist in DBMM and to say there's no NSS in DBMM is very easy and lazy since it's difficult for retail to feel and touch it. That's by design

#2 I'd say the vast majority of folks on here and in retail now know that the government agencies will ignore, convolute, and leave enough doubt in wordings i.e short sale volumes and FTD'S as just one example to be able to just try to ignore naked shorting. Go watch the Bernie Madoff documentary on Netflix. You will see how many times the SEC dropped the ball or purposely looked the other way.

#3 Revenues and or the debt etc mean absolutely nothing in the OTC and/or for a possible NSS play. Heck it means almost nothing in the Big board stocks lol..go look at what % of companies are profitable. They have to build and they have spend money to do that especially after an attempted hijacking of their own company. Go look at GME and AMC when they had squeezes and look at profits. Look at GTII as well who btw is following the typical NSS long term algorithms.

#4 How can a company grow when its shorted into the ground? How are they supposed to raise capital? Oh no dilution people cry. Go run or start a business and see how hard it is to get money from regular sources."