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The Digital Development Group Corp (DIDG) stock scorched today, tagging .0011 intraday for the high on heavy volume of 180M shares exchanging hands. The stock has been quiet for the past few sessions but lit in today’s session, before running up to .0011. The stock climbed quickly signaling its direction in which it wants to go. The stock was able to close strongly at .001, up 42.85%, with a strong 5.5M on the bid sitting at .0009 and about 15.5M on the ask, almost it’s strongest look for the day. The stock roared back at the end of the day indicating its desire to rally further.

According to our technical data, DiamondEye StockPicker and King Stock are issuing a Breakout Alert on DIDG at the current moment. The stock is averaging massive volume indicating extremely bullish candles with an oversold RSI in the 40’s on the 3/6 month and 1 year charts. DiamondEye StockPicker and King Stock use advanced measurements to predict the price movement of stocks and giving a warning to investors of a 20-40% spike in share price given its technical indicators. Keep a watchful eye as we will as well for DIDG to potentially GAP up in the A.M.

The Digital Development Group Corp. is a development-stage company. It offers a solution, which is capable of delivering over-the-top (OTT) content across multiple platforms. It also handles billing and administrative functionality, including reporting, analytics and integrated digital rights management. Monetization methods supported by the platform include paid subscriptions (supporting credit card payments and PayPal), VIP subscriptions and video ads in any format. Its website, The Movie & Music Network, offers movies, music, special interest, late night and other channels. The Company’s platform supports multiple media formats, with a backend that supports PHP, .NET, Python, ColdFusion, Ruby, HTML 5 and Flash; utilizes storage solutions provided by Limelight and Rackspace, and provides automated encoding of video content and allows streaming to a range of devices, including Apple’s suite of iPhones and iPads.