There’s no real incentive for shorts to panic or cover until Linda acts. They’ve seen false alarms before. They’ll wait this out — because they always do. This isn’t some bluff to spook them into a premature squeeze. I know they won’t move — not until they’re forced to.
That’s why my team and I are betting heavily that Linda does the right thing. It costs the company almost nothing to issue a preferred share dividend — once board approval is in place. And if she hesitates? She’ll soon realize the hard way:
> No matter how many million-dollar contracts DBMM signs… No matter how many clients come on board… The shorts will keep suppressing the price. Because at this point — they have no other choice.
Eventually, she’ll see it for what it is — and do what’s inevitable.
There’s only one path to success now: Preferred share dividend. Force delivery. End the games.