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Obviously $WNFT is highly risky and volatile, just like any other OTC stock. If one is too stupid to realize that the OTC is significantly risky, then they should stay far, far away.
With that said, I've been playing this OTC game off and on for years. And if I know one thing, it's that the butt lickers often have a chance if they stay the course, and keep their average low (not buying into parabolic price spikes).
At this point, this post will likely receive backlash because George Sharp is a massive piece of $hit, and he has gotten nothing done for shareholders, yada, yada, yada.
Place your bets and let the dice roll where they may, imo. I know it's all doom and gloom now, which falls in line with the maximum point of despair that investors often feel when they believe a stock will never recover (and is often the worst time to sell).
I must say, $10,000 for 5 million $GVSI shares is quite the bargain. Worst case, it goes bankrupt and Sharp abandons it (don't believe that will happen). Best case, the crypto super cycle and small cap market continues to heat up, leading to a potentially large run for GVSI in 2025 and beyond (to be expected with the 4 year crypto super cycle).
Folks laugh now because it's trading at .0019. I get it, $GVSI is doomed and George Sharp is a piece of $hit.
But those of us who have been around for a while know both sides of the coin. When things heat up and the volume comes pouring in, everyone is in party mode again. It's not that difficult to get the volume flowing and things heating up again.
If you have the funds, get these shares now before they are gone imo. 2025 is not as far away as you think. I've been invested in $WNFT for nearly 3 years and it has flown by. Have averaged down, and under .02 average cost.
When things recover, you will be sitting pretty. Decisions, decisions. We all have decisions to make.
How low can you go?
What you are suggesting is bullshit.
I don't care what anyone says. Sharp has done nothing illegal, unless proven by a court of law. Then, the bashers can have their heyday and prove that Sharp was a "serial scammer" all along.
The reality is, Sharp has achieved SEC reporting status for both $SRNW and $WNFT, and each shell is ready for an asset, when the time is right.
I don't think you understand. In fact, I would argue that you are completely ignorant to securities law in all regards, and therefore your opinion is irrelevant.
Have a nice day. $SRNW and $WNFT will both go on parabolic runs imo, and there's nothing you can do about it.
Absolutely, great classics.
What does the human race really deserve? Do we not all deserve death and hell?
I'm losing money just like the GVSI shareholders. Nobody is having a cakewalk over here, but no one said the OTC was a cake walk either.
I hope you repent of your sad, miserable existence, rejoicing at shareholders losing money. That said, let's look at things from a practical standpoint.
Sharp has not diluted shareholders or done anything wrong. $WNFT and $SRNW are two beautifully clean, SEC reporting shells.
If you don't like volatility or the risk of losing a significant amount of capital, then sell and move on. It's that simple.
We all know what happened in 2020 and 2021, and those who have been around long enough (myself included) know that 2017 was quite epic as well.
ALPP was one of the early runners, which eventually made it to the Nasdaq. AABB, TSNP, DOLV, ABML, etc.
All huge runners in their time. Can easily happen again, since fear and greed never die. The persistent will see this through, and some will fold.
It's up to the individual, and specific choices that are made today, which will determine your tomorrow.
As for myself, this ship hasn't sailed yet in my opinion. We either see this through until the end, or this ship sinks to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. I'm prepared to (and have already lost) everything, but continue to hold.
Have a fantastic day. Jesus loves you.
Enjoy your douchebaggery, Nick Jackson. He who rejoices at the misfortune of others will not go unpunished.
Let's go.
Let's go DrugDoctor. I need some drugs right about now. You able to hook me up?
Jk of course. Wishing you and all shareholders the best. It's been a crazy ride, but very entertaining nonetheless. Perhaps I'm a psychopath and enjoy the pain. Idk. But the fact is, things can change quickly on the OTC.
I don't even feel like going back and forth. Obviously it sucks seeing your portfolio collapsing in value. I think I'm under $20,000 in total now for WNFT, thanks to your boy Calasse who lives rent free in my head.
Anyway, it is what it is. Losing 99% of your portfolio sucks. But when you look at the market from the perspective of simply buyers and sellers, it changes your perspective completely. Especially when a majority of those traders are completely irrational and should not be trading the OTC for their own sake.
That said, I've been playing the long game from day one. Still expecting a Calasse loss and at least WNFT and SRNW are both clean, SEC reporting shells. Volatility works both ways, and can benefit or harm you.
As far as this entire shit show goes, it shows how the lack of liquidity and major volatility are not only huge (and quite obvious) risks that should be considered when trading or buying shares on the OTC, but additionally the typical mindset of a trader on the OTC when something doesn't go the way they want, when they want it.
What a steal. Getting the best SS play at a huge discount.
Blue horse shoe loves $SRNW
Wow fucking retail. What a fucking joke. Lmao
No wonder the company merging in didn't want to deal with this low liquidity shit show.
You're telling me one tweet sends a stock plummeting 74% in a single day?
Lmfao
You can blame this on Sharp, Calasse, or my grandmother's ass crack.
The fact is, retail traders sent this stock plummeting 74% in a single day.
You can take it any way you wish, this clearly illustrates the potential for fear and greed in the market, and it most definitely goes both ways.
On one end, you have a selloff down to .0015 because investors are done with George Sharp.
On the other end, if liquidity increases and interest rates come back down, you have a recipe for an absolutely ridiculous parabolic run.
The way I look at it is, let the chips fall where they may.
We know retail traders are not to be taken seriously, and that if a market maker with $10 million in capital came into GVSI, they could drive the price back to multiple pennies in a single day.
I personally enjoy a good douchebag sandwich on a slice of rye, with some cigarette butts from the trenches of i hub.
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Imagine, if you will, a gathering of the most financially downtrodden, each contributor unwittingly fermenting a batch of despair-driven emissions, ready to be harvested. This assembly, which may be likened to a symposium of the sorrowful, could potentially revolutionize the way we perceive value, turning losses on Wall Street into a tangible asset, and quite literally capturing the essence of economic downturns in the process.
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This venture could perhaps open new avenues in both economics and financial literacy, thus birthing a new field of study by the name of "FinanScential Dynamics" or of similar weighting.
As Friday rolls around, the market closes, and the latest victims of GVSI's unfortunate revelations begin to emerge, consider this not as a moment of defeat, but rather as the inaugural collection day for your project. The "Stench Stock Exchange," where emotional losses are radically transformed into a fragrance of formidable potency.
Let us not forget the moral of this aromatic adventure: in every loss, there is the potential for something uniquely impactful. As you venture forth, blending these diverse contributions into your collection of foulness, remember, you are not merely creating a stink bomb; you are crafting a symbol of resilience, a testament and an astute reflection to the power of "how the turn tables".
In this endeavor, credit is indeed yours, for it takes a visionary to see both the potential in the depths of the abyss, to find humor in the hardships, and to create unity and conversation around the most unexpected of common grounds.
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No, but it's possible that WNFT could be going into the Bitcoin ETF business.
Just saying. You can scoff and laugh all you want about how Sharps tickers are a disaster, he hasn't gotten anything done, and will never accomplish anything of value for shareholders.
However, you neglect the sad fact that Sharp always has an ace up his sleeve. I don't care what you think, or anyone else for that matter, in terms of if this stock is doomed, a fool's game, or any other BS.
I know two things: Fear and greed will always drive the market, and nobody ever said this was easy. This is the OTC, and the land of milk and honey is not always sunshine, bunnies and rainbows. Sometimes, you have to struggle to survive.
But when the parabolic runs begin, they can be quite epic. And quite simply, I don't think you've seen nothin' yet, Jack.
IMO, if things keep moving in the same direction, later this year and into next year could be prime time. The Bitcoin halving is happening soon. We know these things move in cycles, and that blockchain and crypto have previously proven themselves over these cycles.
We also know that 2022 and 2023 was terrible for pretty much anything small cap or high risk in the market, which of course includes crypto and OTC issuers. The crypto winter has been brutal, but to be expected, since 70 to 90% retracements are common, and the extreme volatility is to be expected.
I remember the OTC back in 2019 and the first part of 2020. It was pretty much dead. Then, later in the year and for most of 2021, a bunch of stocks went off at once, many of which shot past $1 billion+ market caps in a very short period of time.
Sector rotation is real, and we know that fund flows coming back into high risk and speculative "junk" is most definitely a possibility, and can move these stocks (and crypto coins) to fresh highs.
GLTU and all.
Bitcoin and crypto move in 4 year cycles. 2013, 2017, 2021, and 2025. As I've been saying since 2022 and the catastrophic collapse of WNFT, it would probably be better for Sharp to wait for the market to significantly heat up. It appears as though that is exactly what is happening now, and it wouldn't be surprising at all to see Bitcoin hit $250,000+ imo
Sector rotation is another consideration, and we know that anything "risk on" was absolutely devastated in 2022, and additionally left for dead in 2023. Now, it appears as though the tide is finally shifting. GLTA
Ken, with all due respect, I come here for the entertainment, and I stay for the toxic bashers. If there was any reason to doubt that $GVSI will ever see .01 again, you can take it as a solid dose of sarcasm.
To be honest, I could care less what happens here. The constant mix of overly pessimistic and bearish comments, along with the $5 billion merger price predictions are simply too laughable to pass up.
It's over with! There's no hope! OTC stocks and especially George Sharp stocks are a scam, and $GVSI will never see .01 again!!!
Lmao
https://dailyinvestmentadvice.com/breaking-news-bitcoin-btc-crosses-60000-on-surge-of-demand/
It's not like Bitcoin isn't hitting $60,000 or anything. Not that it matters. I mean $250,000 Bitcoin will come & go, but no biggie.
Surely no OTC stocks will pick up significantly here in volume, and no major runs will occur like in 2021. Nothing will ever be the same, right?
There's nothing to suggest any kind of parabolic spike here once the fraudulent CEO makes his official exit?
This is surely over with & there's no hope?
$WNFT is doomed under .015 forever?
Lmao
https://dailyinvestmentadvice.com/breaking-news-bitcoin-btc-crosses-60000-on-surge-of-demand/
It takes time. It doesn't happen overnight!
Would definitely agree with this statement. There are so many factors at play. So many different things that can go right or wrong in the market. What we saw in 2020 and 2021 was truly historic for the OTC, it was a truly an amazing market which occurred.
That said, it can happen again. So many want to focus on where things can go in the short term. I understand some have been here since 2021 and are waiting for a "massive billion dollar deal". These companies can grow quickly, especially in crypto and blockchain. A $15 million deal may look small, but we haven't even seen what's behind the curtain yet.
Those who are truly in this for the investment realize this is simply a matter of buyers and sellers, and things can change on a whim. When the parabolic move happens, just have your alerts set and stick to your guns.
Sharp hasn't provided any value to GOFF/WNFT.
This post, right here, is probably the most ignorant statement I have ever heard on this board. Do you realize what you are saying? Would you rather have WNFT traded on the expert market, with no brokers accepting buy or sell transactions?
Have you ever spent $100,000+ (probably a very conservative estimate) to get a completely defect OTC ticker pink current and SEC registered? Do you know what it's like to deal with attorneys, auditors, regulators and others who slow down the process and make it extremely expensive to do any kind of business in the U.S. markets?
I mean, it is a fallacy really, to suggest that George Sharp has provided absolutely ZERO value to shareholders. And anyone who suggests otherwise is only focused on the same mindset that has enslaved so many others.
That is:
George Sharp = equivalent to President of the United States
Therefore, blame everything on George Sharp (as if the economy sucks), when the price sells off. After all, we know the "OTC wiz" can wave a magic wand and cause more buyers than sellers to come into the market, thus bidding up the share price.
And if he doesn't, then he is a horrible CEO, and has done absolutely nothing for shareholders.
$WNFT
No not quite six million. But held onto a majority of my shares through the "long decline" (Long May You Run, Neil Young - great song btw). I've also bought a few more in recent months, given the very large selloff, and that the price is below where I originally bought in June of 2021 at .069 - .073 (GOFF prices)
But to answer your question, they disappeared. For God knows what reason why. Perhaps because GVSI collapsed nearly 70% like WNFT did, after they've held for so long. I've been through it, and it sucks when you have high expectations.
Perhaps they'll come back, perhaps not. Lucky you can say I'm gullible and that's fine, but I would really consider myself and all of us shareholders who have held patient (or developing patience through this long process).
Who else can we blame for this? I mean, we can point the finger back and forth, sure, but we knew the risk of the OTC going into these trades, and how volatile things can be. Or at least we should have known those risks before entering our positions.
But the fact is, we don't even know what the name of the merging company is yet for GVSI. Sure, the acquisition may look small on paper, but you never know what details may unfold "behind the curtain", or where a broadening of a U.S. stock and crypto mania can do to the market, as we've seen.
And perhaps I'm wrong, and the trifecta never recovers. But I'll place my bets, just like others will, and we will see where the dice land.
$WNFT
Lmao. You can point the finger on any side of the coin. He said, she said nonsense. The fact is, Calasse has provided ZERO value for shareholders, and actively participated in a scheme where tens of millions of $$$ were dumped onto GOFF shareholders without a registration statement. You can't say the same about Sharp. In fact, without someone like Sharp taking over these shells, they would still be on the expert market and would be completely untradable with all of the major brokers.
$WNFT
Lmao
Time and chance happen to them all. This is in the filing cabinet for now, and has been for nearly 2 years. But when things start to heat up again (and of course Calasse is out of the way), I believe this one has the potential to run big.
Agreed lol
Like you do every day? Lmao
I post on the WNFT and GVSI board occasionally. That's pretty much it. Having been invested in the trifecta for well over 2 years, I've seen my fair share of $hits and giggles.
Which boards do I post nonsense on again? I come here for the entertainment and that's it. I could literally give a **** less about any of the bull$hit drama or nonsense which is posted on these boards, and the extreme, toxic negativity on a daily basis.
I'll be back March 15th. For now I shall get lost in my underground Desomorphine laboratory.
$GVSI
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Cheers everyone, and blue horseshoe loves $GVSI
Ok sounds good. But one thing is certain: George Sharp, if it wasn't for getting these tickers pink current and tradable with brokers, these shells would be completely worthless, and without any tradable market whatsoever.
What do you think the value of a shell like GVSI or SRNW or WNFT is worth to a company seeking the public markets? None of us have any idea. But we can speculate, that's for sure.
What we do know? That traders will continue to feed off fear and greed for decades to come.
What does that mean? We can trust in George Sharp to act in the best fiduciary duty interest of shareholders as long as he is CEO, and if you don't believe he will do that, or you don't feel comfortable with your investment, then you are free to sell and move on.
This is risky business. And you know what? That's okay. If WNFT skyrockets 5,000%, many will be happy campers. If GVSI goes up 2,000% in the next 6 months or even 2 years, many who held will be satisfied.
But that's the risk we take, and the market we play. Nothing is guaranteed in the stock market, and especially the OTC, but it sure is fun to play the game.
All good Lucky. Deep breaths now.
Enjoy your douchebaggery. I''m just stopping by until the Calasse loss. We ride or die until merger. Do you understand? Or are you just another 65 IQ scatterbrain prick with nothing better to do but rejoice at others losing money on a message board all day?
If it wasn't for that "wanna be" CEO, all of these tickers would be dead in the water. What's the alternative buddy? Expert market with no trading volume and brokers not allowing us to trade these stocks?
Folks didn't get the deal they wanted. But you know what? The wanna be CEO got these completely dead tickers tradable, and two of those shells (one of which I have been extremely patient with) are SEC reporting.
We don't even know what the name of the company is yet, or details about the deal, due to the company being concerned about harassment from the same retail crowd.
If everyone would just relax, therefore, and think logically about this (instead of being driven by extreme highs/lows & emotion), then perhaps something positive might transpire. Or perhaps not. Isn't that the risk we take? Nobody said the OTC was a cake walk, pal.
But of course, until a $1 billion+ merger is released, and the stock skyrockets 5,000% in 2 months, then George Sharp is a complete failure. Lmao.
Damn. I wish the Fed would just dump $10,000 stimulus checks onto the market, and shut the negative Karen's up until there is nothing left to say. I mean, you do all realize that OTC retail is what is running this show, correct?
There's absolutely no reason to point the finger at Sharp. You can say what you want about the guy, but the fact is, he got all four tickers pink current, cleaned up and/or ready for some potential deal, spending hundreds of thousands (possibly millions with legal fees and other costs) out of his own pocket, as a courtesy to investors.
In 2021, news like we saw with, regarding a potential acquisition going to be released on March 15th, would have sent the stock skyrocketing. Now, retail traders are too broke to bid up a stock like GVSI. It's as simple as that.
And you know what? Things can change. So stop complaining and get back in the game. If you don't think GVSI will ever see prices above .01 again, then sell and move on. if you do, then buy or hold onto your existing shares. It really is that simple.
And with that, I shall retreat into my cave, cooking up a celebratory concoction that is sure to please. See you all on or around March 15th.
$GVSI