Venice-based Digital Domain, the special-effects powerhouse, is not exactly wowing them on Wall Street. The company's initial public offering was supposed to be priced this week, but the underwriter is now calling it a "day to day" situation – probably a sign that the company is having trouble rounding up enough interested investors at the $12- to $14-a-share price being sought. This is obviously a lousy time for any company to go public, much less one that hasn't been profitable since 2005. Tom Petruno at the LAT's Money & Co. has the item.