DMRC Digimarc Corporation

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$DMRC DIGIMARC will have substantial growth in 2027!! Giftcards, cpu, qr codes, AI trust layer!! $MU $PLTR $TSLA $LEU

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$DMRC - Pharvision, a small firm in Boca Raton, has filed their 13F. They did not own any shares on June 30, then in Q3 they came in as a new investor with a buy of 10,000 shares. So they're not wildly bullish but they must think something positive is going on here.

$DMRC I revise my estimate from below. A card maker charges 10=15 cents and DMRC only gets a fraction of that printing cost for its' watermark. Say a penny a card. 6-10 million for DMRC from Amazon. Maaaaaybe 100 million a year for EVERY card made, which will take them years to get under their wings. This is just another delay on the way to barcodes and plastics which will probably lose out to AI recognition since Where'sRiley wasted sooooo much time looking in the mirror.

$DMRC - Silverberg Bernstein, a small firm with $200M under management in New York state, has filed their 13F. In Q3 they reduced their position by 50,000 shares, but were still holding 750,000 shares as of Sept 30, and DMRC remains one of their largest positions. To me, this indicates that, like many shareholders, their patience is starting to run out. Things need to start happening with gift cards, plastic recycling, and other product areas, or shareholders will start moving on.

$DMRC - Russell Investments Group in London has filed their 13F. They owned a few thousand shares on June 30, then in Q3 they added 95,000 shares. Barclays owned a few thousand shares on June 30, then in Q3 they added 63,000 shares. This is heavyweight investors saying that the time has finally come for this stock, this is very encouraging.

$DMRC we need to ask the board of directors what the update is on them being sued for securities fraud

$DMRC let's go. might sell some of the news during power hour but it's nice to see this thing finally moving again

$DMRC The solution is pitched as end-to-end — a digital layer that lives on the card, on the scanner, and on the server — with a Risk Intelligence product attached. Retailer- and brand-side fees are likely a big part of the economics, not just a per-card fraction of what the printer charges. To be fair, Digimarc hasn't disclosed pricing, so "a penny a card" is a guess either way. But it's the wrong kind of guess.

$DMRC DMRC board of directors: everyone's been telling us for years that it's raining. maybe we should buy a small umbrella? nah, let's wait until flooding and evacuation orders to be sure.