Replies to post #32851 on Digital Brand Media and Marketing Group Inc (DBMM)

[Threeflight]

I dont even care about the stock, that its own entity that trades on its own regardless of what the company does. When i buy its because of what I perceive other shareholders will do with it, IE buy it up, create a support area, pump it, etc. If this stock strictly traded on what the company accomplished, it would be at .005.
The point is the company came up with another excuse, another stall and delay excuse that is supposed to benefit YOU, the shareholders, yet again. And some will probably fall for it.

[otterman]

Yes, youre trying to make the math say something you want it too. Of course its a low $ day, its a 3 cent stock again.

However if you look at it per volume then this is the 3rd highest volume day in the past 3 years (and about to become #2). Take it for whatever you think its worth but its not a concrete argument point.

Many are bailing because the company did not do what they said they would. Others (like myself) will wait around to see what becomes of it all. Others yet are buying more (according to what they post anyways). Heck I see a flip opportunity here at the moment as well. Of course if the company fails miserably in the CC then we will drop tomorrow once again.

Too much twisting of words going on here right now, from both sides. Calling something a fact doesnt make it one. Another poster suggested they held back information since they likely knew this was not going to happen with ANHL quite some time ago. That is probably right. They certainly didnt come up with this overnight did they? Gawd I hope not.

Im an IT professional too. Know all about 'cloud computing'. Its the wave of the future. But I certainly hope this isnt a case of Linda jumping on a bandwagon at the last second in order to salvage something!?

Guess we'll wait and see. In the meantime everyone needs to sit back and let this run its course. Ive certainly enjoyed some of the posts today, many have been quite hilarious!

[Sola Fide]

Pull up a chart and compare average volume and highest daily volume for the last year or so....
You'll find today's volume was in the upper level, this isn't a stock that typically trades even a million shares and did 4x that today.
One could also compare the average daily # of trades as compared to today's.
I would concur that a 40% drop isn't as large as often happens with sell offs, but certainly its enough to warrant concern.