Worlds Inc (WDDD)

[AlphaInvestor8]

Smart money (which are institutional investors with ACTUAL PATENT LAW KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNICAL EXPERTISE) in this sector seems to disagree with retail investors

, while we all understand the risks there is certainly a nice upside potential only a fool would ignore.

One must ask

1. Why are no institutions in the patent space buying WDDD?

2. Why is WDDD in material financial distress? Ie NOTES IN DEFAULT, 2.6 mil in accrued expenses, only 84k in cash, and no ability to raise the equity to pay the bills (since they have no revenue)? WHY?

3. If there was such 'upside', institutions who invest in the patent space and ACTUALLY HAVE EXPERTISE UNDERSTANDING BOTH THE TECH CLAIMS AND PATENT LAW, would be buying the stock and willing to take out those NOTES IN DEFAULT for equity, particularly since the company has claims that made it through the ptab -but they have NOT.

4. Imagined upside vs real upside is an important factor. One must understand the tech, patents, and patent law to understand what the 'real' upside is vis a vis the risk here. One must understand the tech and materiality of the claims remaining to KNOW what the upside is here vs imagined upside. Remember the PTAB has taken away the vast majority of claims, the ATVI "billions' comment in district court no longer holds and the market is telling retail holders this. Some may be choosing to ignore that reality-but that IS what the market is saying.

5. Clearly, the message of the market is contrary to your assumptions, unless one believes that those who have ACTUAL KNOWLEDGE OF PATENTS, TECH AND PATENT LAW, are fools (as you imply), and thus it would follow, that somehow retail investors who have none of that experience or knowledge know more than those institutions who have such knowledge?

An 'interesting theory' but I beg to differ. Those with actual domain knowledge in any sphere, tend to know more than those who have no such knowledge - but again, interesting 'theory'.

Good luck