Replies to post #349763 on Digital Brand Media and Marketing Group Inc (DBMM)

[THall]

Let us know if you have anymore stupid questions that need answered. We are here to educate those in need.

Margin borrow rates can increase over time for a number of reasons, including:

Interest rates: When the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, margin rates are likely to increase as well.

Volatility: When daily price movements become more volatile, margins are often raised to account for the increased risk.

Late payments: Late payments can increase the cost of a margin loan.

Other factors that can affect margin rates include: The amount of money in the margin account, The security's market value, Demand, and Available inventory.

Margin interest rates vary by brokerage firm and the amount of the loan, but are usually lower than those on credit cards and unsecured personal loans.

[Jetmek_03052]

Pure BS.

The "borrow rate" for DBMM is actually lower than MANY of the stocks on the OTC. And at LEAST in line with the majority of them.

There is LITTLE significance to that parameter.

But I'll continue to wait and offer comment on the grasping of the NEXT insignificant straw by longs.....

Meanwhile, most every long poster here IGNORES the terrible revenue numbers in the last 10Q, the dwindling share price, the sharp increase in borrowing and DEBT noted in the last 10Q, the stupidness of this "representation" in Irvine that my research has just exposed. You and the rest seemingly want to ignore PERTINENT things and talk about crappola that has happened in the past.

Too funny.

[Jimmy Joe]

This is all about the past for some. Way in the past.
Let's get the Way Back Machine out.

This is all about sour grapes with management and an attempt to crush $DBMM.

Very evident. Oh wow~! Oh boy oh girl~!
Has Andrew Left yet~?

$DBMM baby~!