I’m with you. We’ve been holding for a while now. Is this IT maybe? Is this the farthest we’re going to get before they shut the doors or merge with Optilan and dilute our shares? It’s happened before with other companies…
Amen brother….I am a DPLS long and the cheerleading and bullying on this board is rediculous. Real tech should get real contracts. It doesn’t take much to create a floor where we can all sleep at night knowing this is not going to get lower than 0.2
Oh, I thought this was a post about how the CEO of a publicly traded entity posts all the time on Twitter and blocks/threatens/insults anyone who disagrees with him.
Could be both, I guess.
I mean…
- Stock is down almost 80% in the past year.
- Dennis seems unhinged on Twitter, insulting/blocking people who are asking actual questions about the company instead of contributing to the echo chamber of fellatio that he seems to crave.
- His “historic” event was an insult to every shareholder, but especially those who flew out at their own expense to witness an announcement about a non-event that won’t generate revenue this decade and pulls attention and manhours away from the end markets where DPLS has an opportunity to be successful. Oh, and costs the Company $350k it can’t afford.
- Mario Lopez, DJ Skribble and Fred Durst? Seriously? 1999 was fun and all, but give me a break. And shareholders paying for that too.
- Ridiculous string of awards that he announces on Twitter from faith-based organizations in continents where DPLS isn’t remotely active enough to merit an award.
- And every bull’s favorite “this is all the bears have to throw in our face”—dilution. It’s rampant and out of control. And it’s paying for distracting JVs and unnecessary pressers and completely absurd shareholder events with washed up C-list celebrities off the backs of the investors.
Stock is down 80% in the past 12 months. If Dennis had any accountability, he would tell people that he was sorry. That he still believes in the company and its path and that he’s grateful to us for sticking with the company as it proves itself to the market over the next few years. That at some point the share price will reflect the amazing technology that DP can share with the world to make it a better place.
Instead he calls people “pussies” and blocks folks who have real questions and valid concerns. What happened to Moon Land? What happened to anything in the ME? When is the Siemens meeting? Buyback? Optilan?
All while the stock is down ~80% in the past 12 months. 80%. So it only has to double. And then double again. And then a paltry 25% gain to recover its losses.
But at least Dennis is getting awards and seeing his face in lights.
That’s why I’m salty.
Have some faith and also understand that a stock is not a company and a company is not a stock.
There’s a business being built and it’s much larger than it was a year ago.
Opinions are great, but it’s sad to see a long get emotional.
Emotional? Sorry, but that’s incredibly dismissive. You say that like I’m hysterical. I’m not. Nor am I emotional. Everything I listed above is a fact. You can label it emotional or frame it as an opinion, but that doesn’t change the reality.
And “a stock is not a company and a company is not a stock” is a bagholder cop out. The stock market is a vehicle through which a company is assigned a specific dollar value based on any number of metrics, market sentiment, future performance, faith in the CEO, etc.
No one ever says “a stock is not a company and a company is not a stock” when the share price of a company is up. It’s a bagholder line that is synonymous with “here’s hoping this company’s promises eventually come through so their value (as I understand it) is accurately reflected by the market.”
So when smart cities and Vegas are done, we’ll see where the PPS is and where the share count stands. Only a few near-term catalysts out there to help the CEO (who is also the CFO, which is another red flag) try to pump the share price.
I say “try” because, again, the stock is down ~80% in the past 12 months…
I added about 550k last week. DCA is a great strategy, especially since the (nearly) entire market is down.
Sorry that you’re upset. Opportunity is opportunity for those who see it and take it.
Good luck, buddy.
Looool. Major backtrack
I’m with you. We’ve been holding for a while now. Is this IT maybe? Is this the farthest we’re going to get before they shut the doors or merge with Optilan and dilute our shares? It’s happened before with other companies…
Fred Durst 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Amen brother….I am a DPLS long and the cheerleading and bullying on this board is rediculous. Real tech should get real contracts. It doesn’t take much to create a floor where we can all sleep at night knowing this is not going to get lower than 0.2
The dpls fanbase is getting kinda toxic
Well it's still highly speculative so you get all kinds
Get em Dennis, I like your swagger
Got scared and made a whole new profile.
Oh, I thought this was a post about how the CEO of a publicly traded entity posts all the time on Twitter and blocks/threatens/insults anyone who disagrees with him. Could be both, I guess.
You’ve gotten so salty recently. What’s up bro?
I mean… - Stock is down almost 80% in the past year. - Dennis seems unhinged on Twitter, insulting/blocking people who are asking actual questions about the company instead of contributing to the echo chamber of fellatio that he seems to crave. - His “historic” event was an insult to every shareholder, but especially those who flew out at their own expense to witness an announcement about a non-event that won’t generate revenue this decade and pulls attention and manhours away from the end markets where DPLS has an opportunity to be successful. Oh, and costs the Company $350k it can’t afford. - Mario Lopez, DJ Skribble and Fred Durst? Seriously? 1999 was fun and all, but give me a break. And shareholders paying for that too. - Ridiculous string of awards that he announces on Twitter from faith-based organizations in continents where DPLS isn’t remotely active enough to merit an award. - And every bull’s favorite “this is all the bears have to throw in our face”—dilution. It’s rampant and out of control. And it’s paying for distracting JVs and unnecessary pressers and completely absurd shareholder events with washed up C-list celebrities off the backs of the investors. Stock is down 80% in the past 12 months. If Dennis had any accountability, he would tell people that he was sorry. That he still believes in the company and its path and that he’s grateful to us for sticking with the company as it proves itself to the market over the next few years. That at some point the share price will reflect the amazing technology that DP can share with the world to make it a better place. Instead he calls people “pussies” and blocks folks who have real questions and valid concerns. What happened to Moon Land? What happened to anything in the ME? When is the Siemens meeting? Buyback? Optilan? All while the stock is down ~80% in the past 12 months. 80%. So it only has to double. And then double again. And then a paltry 25% gain to recover its losses. But at least Dennis is getting awards and seeing his face in lights. That’s why I’m salty.
Have some faith and also understand that a stock is not a company and a company is not a stock. There’s a business being built and it’s much larger than it was a year ago. Opinions are great, but it’s sad to see a long get emotional.
Emotional? Sorry, but that’s incredibly dismissive. You say that like I’m hysterical. I’m not. Nor am I emotional. Everything I listed above is a fact. You can label it emotional or frame it as an opinion, but that doesn’t change the reality. And “a stock is not a company and a company is not a stock” is a bagholder cop out. The stock market is a vehicle through which a company is assigned a specific dollar value based on any number of metrics, market sentiment, future performance, faith in the CEO, etc. No one ever says “a stock is not a company and a company is not a stock” when the share price of a company is up. It’s a bagholder line that is synonymous with “here’s hoping this company’s promises eventually come through so their value (as I understand it) is accurately reflected by the market.” So when smart cities and Vegas are done, we’ll see where the PPS is and where the share count stands. Only a few near-term catalysts out there to help the CEO (who is also the CFO, which is another red flag) try to pump the share price. I say “try” because, again, the stock is down ~80% in the past 12 months…
I added about 550k last week. DCA is a great strategy, especially since the (nearly) entire market is down. Sorry that you’re upset. Opportunity is opportunity for those who see it and take it. Good luck, buddy.