DBGI

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  azazs1300@azazs130054m

  $DBGI was losing money, and now we suddenly have strong earnings expectations and a buyout offer. Are these developments genuinely real, or is this all being artificially hyped?

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  April Lengyel@Rose19691h

  $DBGI On Reg Sho Ftds

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  George@Hightower7771h

  $DBGI Shorts just borrowed another 1,500 shares from me … I’m now collecting 18% on 2,500 loaned shares while I wait for the buyout to close. Hopefully they borrow some more, I like free money.

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  Unknown Swede@Unknown_swedeBullish1h

  $DBGI Im keeping my shares for 77$, or untill we know more about the offer. My guess is the stick is gonna trade between 14-18 $ untill we know more

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  Benjamin Couture@Bennyman369Bullish17h

  $DBGI Hil bought for 700K$ at $1.13 or $45.20 post R/S. It.was the first time he bought on an open market since he is the CEO in 2019. He did it just a few weeks before a take over offer. You really think it's just a coincidence ?

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  Dirkdiggler@vvvvvvrebel891301d

  $DBGI cash 💰 flow positive, expanding govt contracts Trolling for another offer

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  Dirkdiggler@vvvvvvrebel891301d

  $DBGI h guys saw this ???? Buyout September; reason for buyout/more leverage Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Digital Brands Group, Inc. (“DBG” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: DBGI), a publicly traded company specializing in apparel and e-commerce, today announced that the Company has achieved a major financial turnaround and forecasts positive cash flow starting September driven by the collegiate program. "September marks a major financial turning point for us. Our collegiate program is leading the way, and the expanding government contracts will build on that momentum," said Hil Davis, CEO of Digital Brands Group.

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  George@Hightower7771d

  $DBGI Are available shares becoming scarce? I noticed someone borrowed a few of mine paying me a 19% interest rate.

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  Benjamin Couture@Bennyman3691d

  $DBGI If the mystery billionaire's buyout offer of $77.58 per share is accepted by the board of directors, the CEO's 17,212 post-split shares will be worth exactly $1,335,307. Having invested approximately $700,000 of his own money in June, he would realize an immediate gain of nearly $635,000.

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  Benjamin Couture@Bennyman369Bullish1d

  $DBGI Massive share purchase by the CEO (June 2026) – The transaction: On June 10, 2026, the CEO purchased 618,333 DBGI common shares on the open market for a total of $698,716. The price paid: He paid an average price of $1.13 per share (pre-reverse split price). The rationale: The CEO publicly stated on social media that this was his very first stock purchase and that he considered the company to be "significantly undervalued."

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  Benjamin Couture@Bennyman369Bullish1d

  $DBGI What is a "Fail-to-Deliver" (FTD)? When a hedge fund sells shares short, the law requires it to locate and borrow actual shares to deliver to the buyer within the standard regulatory timeframe. If the seller fails to deliver the securities on time, the transaction is recorded as an FTD. The role of the reverse split (1-for-40): By reducing the total share count to just 557,000, the July 24th consolidation made actual shares extremely scarce and expensive to borrow. The creation of "phantom shares": Faced with this massive shortage of securities, some brokers or market makers continue to execute sell orders without holding the underlying shares, creating artificial dilution ("phantom shares"). The impact on the share price:

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  AG@AGBullGatorBullish1d

  $DBGI I think a contributing factor to counter this theory is that if they were accumulating shares, we would likely see a 13G or 13D being filed. It would have to be filed if they moved above 5% and then every additional 1% for a 13D and every additional 10% for a 13G. They could and likely are still accumulating, just not at the same clip as what was mentioned. Could also have all their friends and family be doing it and all staying under the 5% threshold. Regardless, clock is ticking on the shorts.. Bullish AF. 📈🐊

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  Benjamin Couture@Bennyman369Bullish1d

  $DBGI If they find an other buyer.....Watch out!!!! Exploring Alternatives (The "Shopping" Process): As an investment bank, Roth does not merely evaluate the offer received. Tasked with maximizing shareholder value, it explores other avenues: Fostering competition—Roth can use the $77.58 offer as leverage to approach other private equity funds or competitors in the high-end ready-to-wear sector to see if anyone proposes a better offer. Other strategic options—Roth examines scenarios involving a merger, a partial sale of assets (such as the Sundry, Bailey 44, or Stateside brands), or remaining a public company.

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  Benjamin Couture@Bennyman369Bullish1d

  $DBGI I believe the billionaire is accumulating as many shares as possible below $18. If, for instance, he accumulates 300,000 shares, he would then only need to buy up the remaining 275,000. So, if he raises his offer to $100 per share when the time comes, he would only have to pay $27.5 million for those remaining shares. Including the cost of the 300,000 shares already accumulated (275,000 x $18 = $4.95 million), the total transaction would come to $32.45 million. The more shares he accumulates below $18, the lower the company's cost basis becomes; this allows him to raise his offer while ultimately keeping the total cost lower.

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  Dirkdiggler@vvvvvvrebel891301d

  $DBGI bears watching given its its similar to here https://nypost.com/2026/08/12/business/wendys-shares-jump-as-nelson-peltz-prepares-bid-for-fast-food-chain-to-go-private/

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