Replies to post #361761 on Digital Brand Media and Marketing Group Inc (DBMM)

[fung_derf]

Here you've been quiet lately because I thought you learned something.
There are limits and a formula for how much you can go into margin. If you go over, you have a limited time to cover or sell off some stock....if you don't comply a brokerage will start selling off your positions to cover.
It is possible to lose your seat on exchange (ala Randolph and Mortimer).

No, it's highly unlikely that a brokerage firm would be unable to meet a margin call it issues, as it's their responsibility to ensure they have the funds or assets to cover the call. Brokers can sell securities from the customer's account to meet the margin requirement if the customer fails to do so.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Margin calls are a standard practice:
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When a customer's margin account dips below a certain threshold, the brokerage will issue a margin call, requesting the customer to deposit additional funds or securities to bring the account back into compliance.
Brokers have the right to liquidate assets:
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If a customer fails to meet the margin call within the specified timeframe, the broker has the right to sell off securities from the account to meet the requirement.
Brokers are responsible for their actions:
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Brokers are obligated to ensure they have the necessary funds to meet the margin call, as they are effectively lending money to the customer.
Failure to meet a margin call can lead to losses:
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Ignoring a margin call can result in the broker liquidating the customer's assets, potentially leading to substantial losses for the customer.
Brokers are regulated and insured:
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Brokerages are subject to regulations and insurance, which helps protect customers and ensures that they are able to meet their obligations, according to farmdoc daily.
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[Jetmek_03052]

A naked short position has to actual exist to have a squeeze take place.

There’s not one iota of evidence that such a position exists in DBMM.

PLUS, if such a position did exist in DBMM, there has been ample opportunity for any naked shorts that DO exist to cover their position. The fact that it hasn’t taken place in almost three years of normal trading speaks volumes.

Frankly, it is ludicrous to believe that such a large naked short position ever existed in the first place, never mind the fact that it supposedly has been in existence for a decade or more.

You take every opportunity to hit every ball being tossed up there by rabid longs who believe in this naked share fantasy.

But you’re not doing much to actually expose such a position. Tell the board - have you contacted the CEO of this company about this?

If not, why not? Anyone who believes the fairytale of a naked short position (obviously you) should contact the company.

Put up or shut up

[2can$]

That's a great detailed break down of how all those processes work Krombacher, I do appreciate your time you bring much value to the board.

Thank you.

[johnydollar]

Great job 👏 👍 👌........

Your enemies will have no peace........

Until you tell.then they have won......

Like how the kramers won......

They won revocation........

Until they found they won a giant goose egg.......

Now they still think they are winning 🙄.......

Oh well.........

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