Trading Summary - September 15. A better day for $DIGX

Trading Summary - September 15.

A better day for $DIGX with the usual suspect(s) who tried stacking the ask with an additional 20M+ at .0005 daily and then bashing on iHub in an attempt to get .0004s gave up for the obvious reasons outlined in previous reports over the past few days.

Part of the ask at .0006 was also cancelled and a 1.69M slap reduced it to only 15M - an amount than can be expected to be bought out in a single second if left there too long.

The bid from at least 4 long term, continuous traders of $DIGX was maintained at 98M with no significant fills.

It is of course only 8 weeks now to the Q3. For Q2 there was a whale-led pre-run at (Q2 minus 4 weeks) and the same can be expected again.

Content below line unchanged from last update - relevant to those that are new here.

Patient savvy traders - which includes all the whales I know - will be happy to maintain the status quo until the next update in the days / weeks ahead. Zero volume would be just fine.

Anyone who wants to build up a cache of shares to make 100%>150% or more on each of the several runs between now and the Annual Report might want to consider taking any .0005s that become available from the impatient plus also taking some .0006s whilst they are there. The whales will certainly take all the .0006s in a few seconds on any update. In my experience a holding of 50M>100M is optimum keeping the bottom price 20M at all times in case $DIGX never returns to the year's low.

There are at least 4 x whales who trade $DIGX continuously throughout each year who will be happy to take around 20M each if anyone is stupid or impatient enough to sell for a loss at that level. Any shares bought at .0004 will be worth an easy 150%+ profit on any of numerous runs likely to happen through to Q3 and Q4.

Yet again it was proven that the longs are successively picking up the majority of shares and keeping them out of the hands of the iHub basher / flippers. This should keep $DIGX very thin at .0005>.0010.

We can now look forward to additional updates on both the possible merger discussed recently and the implementation of the additional services being offered in the chiropractic chain offices - per the Strategic Growth Plan just announced - over the coming days, weeks and months..

The long whales will continue to buy at all prices that makes sense to them at any given point to have a cache for trading on any demand led run, the Q3 and through to the Annual Report in March 2018. There have been minimum bids of 20M at every level downwards for weeks to minimise the amount that the amateur repeat bashers might try to pick up before the next run.

$DIGX will most likely not be allowed to go to previous year-end or inter-Q lows.

In my opinion, nobody has bought $DIGX in 2017 at a price that it isn't likely to exceed in the coming months (2017 high .0013) through to the Annual Report (March 2018).

Those that fail to cancel their sell orders at .0006 > .0009 can expect to lose their shares over the coming days and weeks. Those that do not cancel at .0006 and .0007 could lose them in seconds if the merger news comes out and serious traders haven't by then got the number they want for the rest of the year at .0004.

Ludicrous claims by the notorious bashers currently on iHub - "RFB", "munimi", "Crown Capital" and "surfkast" - are clearly seen as such by all serious traders and now even by most short term (next Q) iHubbers.

Debunking nonsense posted by morons on iHub, there is absolutely no need or intention to do a reverse split. The share structure is exceptionally thin - with no dilution - and the company has been buying back shares. OTC market specialists who trade $DIGX continuously would not be loading 50M>100M shares at these inter-Q bottom prices to trade over the next 6 months if there was even the remote possibility of a reverse split.

Regardless of whether iHub posters lose interest over the coming days and weeks, detailed coverage will continue here as $DIGX remains one of my top picks for repeat profits for those that are patient and trade it to best effect (keep all cheapest batches of shares - create an inventory of shares at higher prices to trade on every run - big or small).

In addition, money is not considered "dead" by the most successful traders in the OTC market when they know it will provide a significant return further down the line because they are in a position to understand and influence - through keen observation and record keeping - what volume of shares is likely to be made available for purchase at any particular level.