Datametrex AI Ltd V.DM

Institutions

[swyint123888]

Why aren't the institutions that marshy shopped around to buying heavy and hard at this game changing tech or scrambling to make deals to buy it out before it gets too big....remember it's game changing and institutions and large companies are pros at doing this...it's their thing.

Samsung....drop a billion and get yourself game changing tech....promote it right and make millions in revs....can't lose its game changing.....how about one of those 300 consortium companies marshy talked about a couple years back.

Any company from the south Korea expo same question. 

World governments who use it...do you want every Tom diick and Harry to be on the same playing field as you.

Over 2 thousand shareholders spreading the word...trial clients doing the same...news releases into the public...low budget agoracom videos....all pushing game changing tech and we're dead in the water.

I know I know...next week

[Rabiger1289]

Exactly!!

[AmericanAkita]

If MG is eating his own dog food. He should be feeling the pulse of long share holders and how they are losing faith and feeling uneasy.

[Shlinker_]

Sounds like you should sell.

[swyint123888]

Or marshy step down....cool eh....sounds like you bashed and bashed now pump and pump...I've been real the whole time 

[RickyN]

You raise an important point about the potential game-changing nature of this technology. Often, the adoption of cutting-edge technology by institutions and large companies involves careful consideration, due diligence, and strategic planning. While it might seem like a no-brainer to outsiders, these organizations typically have their own processes and criteria for evaluating and integrating new

[Forge24]

Samsung etc can't buy it if it's not for sale! You don't spend 10+ years developing a product with multiple partners including governments to just turn around and sell it the second it launches (especially in an industry set to explode) If you truly think it's dead in the water sell your shares and I'll take them. Institutions won't buy in until there are concrete numbers

[swyint123888]

There you have it folks...according to this misleading cult pumper marshy has no price...meaning if an offer comes in no matter the amount it's not for sale....this shareholder wants him to sell at a reasonable price if an offer was to come in...to suggest it's not for sale is simply incorrect. Only a greedy pig investor wouldn't want a 300 to 2000 percent premium....anywhere in that

[MUTDMUTD]

...I can't see the original post as I have blocked them... guessing it's bashing, fear themed, and encouraging people to sell ... but could be wrong since I can't see it...

[GHZTECHY]

Forge24, you might want to learn how publically traded companies work. Anyone or entity can make an offer to buy another company. It is the shareholders who have the final decision if they want to sell or not. Only if an entity has controlling interest (over 50 percent of the common shares) in a company can ultimately decide to not sell, but there is no one, including Marshall that has more than

[rollthedice10]

I would not want to see DM sold, especially at this juncture. I guess that makes me a greedy misleading cult pumper. LOL But you know, selling a Company before it can hit it's stride is just plain dumb. Think McDonalds. Think Tim Hortons. Lot's of examples out there. Anyone interested in buying DM would be looking at the current share price and forming a price based on that. Sure there

[inviolablspirit]

Swyint, you're still here???  What happend to "I'll give it 2 weeks" and then you're gone??  LOL  Were those not your shares I picked up at 6.5 cents.     When a company develops new tech with North American governments, it is not likely that this new tech will be sold to a company outside of North America. Companies outside of North America can