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Yep. I’ve got some SRNW stashed away, looking forward to the updates on that one. With further share cancellations I’m not sure exactly how it would impact the market cap.
But assuming all else equal, WNFT is the cheapest of the three trifecta shells right now in terms of market cap, and it has been beaten down quite considerably.
And purchasing what no one else wants is one way to potentially profit big from fear and uncertainty.
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Exaclly. A simple dollar volume increase of perhaps $25 to $50 million and its off to the races. FORW went from .01-.05 to $1+ on high volume very quickly (similar share structure to WNFT). HMBL was a record breaker and unlike anything we have ever seen on the OTC - from .0001 to $1.93 all in less than one year, trading $50 to $100 million+ some days. It completely awakened the OTC and resulted in huge runs across the board.
George Sharp can do it again. And when he does, the bashers and peddlers will be running for the hills, because there will be no more reason to doubt. It's all about volume and exposure for these tickers. If you properly market yourself in the industry, you have nothing else needed. The volume flows in, the stock price increases, and investors who bought early liquidate their positions and ride off into the sunset.
As long as it takes.
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You can believe whatever you want, but NFTs are far from over. Let's allow capitalisms invisible hand to play out here over the next couple of years. I think you may be pleasantly surprised at where the chips fall. You are completely neglecting the utility of the NFT industry and the potential these assets have to reshape the way we buy, sell and trade digital items and collectibles. Even real estate, or the purchase and sale of homes, has been tested in this industry, and the NFT market is still in its infancy.
Many have discounted revolutionary industries and technologies in the beginning, and I will be marking your post for future records, when we can come back to it as a history lesson. Anyway, have a great night young grasshopper. You still have much to learn, but that's okay.
To your point about NFTs, watch and learn young grasshopper. These things move in cycles, and just because the market is down 95% doesn't mean anything. The NFT market came into the spotlight when the Federal Reserve and U.S. government were handing out checks to everyday Americans, who turned around and put it into financial assets. Combine that with super low interest rates, and we had one of the largest booms in NFTs, crypto, blockchain, growth stocks and any other high-flying, high-risk asset you could get your hands on.
As such, it would be reasonable to expect a significant drawdown in the industry following the huge party and resulting hangover. This has also applied to thousands of financial assets, including numerous cryptocurrencies, blockchain, venture capital and virtually every other type of high-flying small cap or growth stock out there.
Even the almighty ILUS is down over 75% in the last year. But does that mean it is doomed forever and will never see another run? You can look at it from the perspective of any high-risk asset. As long as it survives the drawdown, when the market turns in favor of these assets again, then you will probably make some good coin on the way back up, assuming you didn't fold and sell at or near the bottom.
Sharp has been clearly against pumping, the musings of other parties, and only sticking factually to what is happening to his shells. Additionally, if Sharp was interested in pumping GOFF when it was in its glory days, he would have probably also been interested in issuing tons of shares for himself, and quickly dumping them on the market, which did not occur, as evidenced by Securities and Exchange Commission financial reports that have been filed on behalf of the company. Unless, of course, you are saying that Sharp is committing a fraud and quietly dumping unregistered shares onto the market? Lol
Sharp used the name and symbol change for pumping purposes only and it worked and now shareholders are bagholders.
Dude all we need are larger flows of money into this stock. I don't think many realize just how easy it is to move these penny stocks hundreds or thousands of percent with the right volume. GOFF was all retail. When you start seeing $10's of millions of dollars flow through this stock, you will know that WNFT is seeing the OTC wiz at work - Sharp has plenty of rich friends and folks who can come in here, play around a bit, and blow up the volume and price action like there's no tomorrow.
I understand though - it will continue to be doom and gloom until Sharp moves and does something positive for his shells. With that being said, Sharp has done wonders for his shells in terms of getting them cleaned up, reporting with the SEC (for WNFT and SRNW) and ultimately ready for some type of deal to go down, whenever that may be. It's also possible there could be multiple deals in the pipeline.
I think also, we need to stop blaming stuff on Sharp. I do believe there are a multitude of factors outside of his control, and I also believe based upon tweets (specifically regarding WNFT), that the right market conditions do in fact have something to do with finding the right merger candidate and landing the right deal.After all, wouldn't you rather have a merger candidate in a market where small and micro cap stocks are on fire, and folks are eager to slap the ask like it's going out of business?
With that being said, let it be known that us GOFF survivors shall wait for the unveiling as long as it takes. Peace and blessings to everyone (including you Mr. iGlow) and shall you find favor with your stock picks.
Your statement completely contradicts itself. But no, I am not scared, and I have in fact taken all of the emotion out of this trade. I am one of the few who has stayed the course on this through thick and thin and have not given up. Most other folks dumped and moved on, because they didn't want to hold through the uncertainty or wait for what could potentially be a reverse merger that makes global headlines and history. When you have a significant chunk of your total net worth on the line, then you can talk shit and lecture us about "sophisticated and successful investors" lol
Just because you keep posting the same stuff over and over again, it does not make it true. However, please allow me the courtesy of addressing all of your points below.
The OTC is for trading not investing. You have your money tied up for 2+ years.
While I generally agree with this statement, I think you are vastly underestimating George Sharp and the dollar volume and exposure that could be seen here once these deals are complete. I think a majority of people are.
Opportunities like WNFT and SRNW, in my humble opinion, do not come along very often, and I believe Sharp is waiting for the perfect time to "unleash the beast" for these shells. Better market conditions, lower interest rates and higher liquidity are all factors to consider in that equation.
Sharp controls the vote so you are a prisoner of what Sharp tries to do with a 3 times hijacked shell
Yes, Sharp controls the vote because he is the custodian, and he is tasked with finding a suitable reverse merger or acquisition target. He should no doubt have control over his own shells, as he legitimately won custodianship of GVSI, SRNW and WNFT, which is a completely legal process in the state of Nevada. If that makes me a "prisoner of what Sharp tried to do", then so be it.
Real companies don't use hijacked shells or custodianship shells.
My last comment completely negates this fallacy. Define what you mean by "hijacked shell"? The process for obtaining control of these shells is standard practice and is 100% legitimate. No foul play here.
There has never been a custodianship shell that has been turned into a successful business.
What is your definition of a successful business? It seems as though you are extremely quick to label any OTC company a scam, even the companies that report to the SEC and do perhaps $50 million+ in revenue - examples would be HWNI and IQST - do a bit of DD on those companies and come back and tell me if they are scams?
Your investment strategy is based on Hopium and wishful thinking without any reality-based decisions.
The OTC is high risk. Expect significant volatility, rapid changes in trading volume, and the potential to lose most or all of your investment. However, if you play your cards right, you can make out like a bandit.
Sharp has never operated a successful business - and as a OTC CEO he has been a disaster.
Once again, what is your definition of a successful business? But to your point, you are spot on. Sharp has not operated a "successful" business (if by successful we are talking about $10's of millions in revenue and a solid net profit).
Post your proof that Sharp has been a successful CEO of FORW as he has 5 years as the CEO and still no revenue.
I think you are entirely missing the point of FORW. It is set up to make money from things such as warrants and other types of derivatives, specifically in this case from his existing shells - WNFT, SRNW and GVSI. So, if WNFT goes to the moon following a reverse merger, or SRNW for that matter, FORW will greatly benefit from the warrants and derivatives it has on the books.
Also, one key point you are missing in all of this, is the reason why any company would choose to go public into one of these shells in the first place. The entire goal is to raise money for the benefit of the company.
I guarantee that whatever company (or companies) end up closing a deal with WNFT, SRNW, or GVSI, they will desire a viable trading market for its shares, so that it can "sell into the hype" and benefit itself.
Now can call that selfish, greedy, a scam, etc. but it's the reality and it is what is most important to any company that chooses to go public. Ever heard of an initial public offering?
And when WNFT does go on a parabolic run in the future, following a reverse merger or similar business combination, you can bet that I will be liquidating my position and selling into the hype.
FORW will also be cashing in on its warrants, and the merging company will also be cashing in, probably to the tune of tens of millions of dollars if the trading volume is high enough - just like HMBL did.
You really think I bought this stock for the GOFF hype? No, my friend, you are dumber than a box of rocks.
The only way to trade penny stocks that use message boards, social media (Twitter - Facebook), forward looking press releases, pumping 8-Ks and paid promotions is to just consider them all to be scams and just trade them do not invest in them. You'll lose 99% of the time if you believe the hype.
Do you not understand that by an investment, it means I bought this stock for the potential reverse merger/asset, which, in the right timing, I believe could result in significantly higher dollar volume and exposure for Worldwide NFT - much higher than the GOFF hype.
In other words, I bought this stock in June of 2021, knowing that I would be holding a significant amount of the original position, to see this through until the merging asset is revealed. And I have done exactly that.
Of course, at some point, when this hits my price target of perhaps a $250 million market cap, at some point down the road, Lord willing, I will liquidate my position. Until then, it is all gravy. You may not think it will ever happen, but I, my friend, have much greater faith - the size of a mustard seed.
Thus, I continue to buy more at these ridicioulsy cheap prices, and in fact I bought some more this afternoon.
You probably think I'm a total clown for doing so, and that's just fine.
I have millions of WNFT shares, and I have been accumulating more at these cheap prices, because I am not scared.
In the end, when the stock reverses, I will make out like a bandit, while you will be left with nothing but a bunch of angry and bitter messages, given that you are putting in long hours on a board that you have zero shares in.
So you can piss right off with your lies and conspiracy theories about how Sharp has scammed shareholders and that we are left holding the bag. It's not over until it's over, and I will be the first one to come back here and tell you to shove it up your arse when this stock reverses.
Respectfully,
10Bagger
You don’t have any facts. Just ramblings about the same old “hijacked scam” that was, that is and that will always be in your mind.
I’ve been here since June of 2021 buddy, and I’ve seen your face around here a ton talking smack about how GS is a crook, con, non-grata snake oil salesman who is here to rip off shareholders.
My question to you then, is if Sharp was truly interested in ripping off shareholders, why would he not just dump a freshly printed batch of say, tens of millions of GOFF shares back on the last run up?
Why not just cash out, ditch the shell and a “See Ya in Costa Rica, Suckers” postcard?
It seems reasonable to me that if Sharp has had custodianship of GOFF/WNFT for well over two years, that perhaps he has other plans with the shell - plans that may in fact greatly benefit shareholders at some point down the line.
Ever heard of patience? Do you know what a 5 or 10 year time horizon is in investing? Do you have any type of understanding of the significant risk and volatility associated with OTC stocks? Oh, don’t own any shares? Hate George Sharp? Why are you here again?
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There is verifiable evidence that cut and paste i glow has made probably the absolute best call in OTC history, warning everyone to sell tsnp under a penny because it was a frontloaded scam.
Blah, blah, blah. Same old song and dance.
Here’s an even older song and dance for ya: It takes as long as it takes.
Seriously, I don’t know which dispensary you live by, but please PM the details, because I want what you’re smoking.
You really think Sharp is sitting there with an evil smile, plotting day and night on how he is going to destroy shareholders? By your comment about “Sharp wants the gullible to keep buying”, that is what you are essentially implying.
Everything I said in the last post was what Sharp told shareholders - this stock and OTC in general is high risk, don’t invest more than you can afford to lose, and that he’s here for investors (does not cater to flippers). Sharp has also said repeatedly that if you can’t or don’t want to wait, to sell and move on. And yes, it takes as long as it takes.
Promised land was devastating. But such is the stock market. A new promised land is upon the horizon, however. At least that is what I believe.
Those who believe this stock is doomed or simply don’t want to wait, you are free to move on.
That being said, .15, .20 or .25 would be a welcome sight. Beyond that, international exposure and a merging asset which gains control of major media outlets will no doubt be a sight to see.
Let’s go! Sharp tickers or nothing. SRNW looking juicy too imo
FIdelity Roth IRA = $0 buy/sell commissions and $0 tax when you sell down the road.
Believe what you want to believe Nicky. Wishing you the best with all of your future endeavors and investments. Just know that this story isn’t over yet. And when WNFT emerges from the ashes, it will come back stronger than ever.
The Sun will shine on WNFT again. Isn’t it funny how most everyone cheers when the stock is rising and the party is raging on, but when the music stops, things turn dead and quiet, with the same peddlers calling WNFT and Sharp a serial scammer.
When you look at this logically, any reasonable person can see that nothing has changed here besides timelines.
The same concept applies.WNFT has been cleaned up and is ready for a merger. With Calasse gone, that frees up the shell to complete one.
When that happens, I simply don’t care at this point. But I will continue to defend my investment and what I believe to be a fantastic entry point for anyone looking to get long the stock.
It is by the fiery trial that patience, virtue and character is developed. And when it’s all said and done, all you need is faith the size of a mustard seed to move the mountains.
Sharp said himself he’s not here for penny flippers, but investors. I bought this for merger and will continue to buy more. I’m willing to lose it all or make millions. No in between. As long as it takes.
Wait and see Nicky bitchy. Wait and see. WNFT shareholders will emerge victorious and both you and Calasse will be left in the dust.
Lololol
Muhahahaha nooice
I’ve posted plenty of facts. It is you, on the other hand, who keeps repeating the same nonsensical phrases over and over, in the hopes that saying it again and again will result in us believing it.
But oddly you never post any facts just like your little buddy Homie and the others in your daisy chain group of pumpers.
Here are the phrases I will keep repeating (you don’t have to consider them facts, but it’s very obvious what is happening here imo):
- WNFT and SRNW are both SEC reporting shells that have been cleaned up for the purpose of implementing a reverse merger, acquisition or other business combination.
- Calasses shares have been cancelled and no longer exist with the transfer agent. Nada. Zip. Gone. (And they ain’t comin’ back)
- Sharp has spent his own money for the purpose of turning shells like SRNW and WNFT into real estate that can be used by a legitimate asset or company who is seeking to raise money via the public markets (when the time is right)
It’s very simple. And yet you’ve been hanging around Sharp boards with zero shares, for years and years. LOL
Blow in the dark has spoken. One day Sharp will no longer be groveled upon and we i hub pumpers shall emerge as new creatures, once we have seen the true light and see WNFT for the hijacked shell scam it is.
It is then that I shall crawl out of my mothers basement and onto the other side of manhood. Thank you i blow for your wisdom and insight as usual, and good luck to you.
Someday you will be a man - a not very bright man but a man and you will stop groveling at the feet of Sharp and hoping he will throw you a bone - the facts are that he already has boned you and it seems you liked it.
Muhahahaha
You seem like a teenager who invests a hundred dollars and start pumping.
Just a tweency bit more than that my friend. Good guess though.
And what facts have you posted? Lol
Now, now, let’s leave iblow alone. Don’t forget about the new diversity and inclusion policy on i hub. All colors allowed, including blow in the dark.
Yeah here’s the thing.
Calasse is done in Jesus name.
And Sharp will find a merger candidate in due time. As I’ve said, this is all about patience. You don’t just “ram through” an acquisition as Sharp tweeted recently.
But I know you don’t take anything Sharp says with face value. So just move on, it’s that simple. No sense in wasting your time, and there’s really no sense in me wasting my time either. Then again, I suppose I enjoy a good debate as much as anyone else.
Anyway, have a great night and before you hit us all with the “hijacked scam” comment again, just remember that Sharp has spent hundreds of thousands of his own money to get these shells cleaned up.
I don’t see you putting up any money to help shareholders of previously poorly run $hit show OTC shams (or me for that matter, I’m just here for the ride).
WNFT and SRNW are now SEC reporting and in good shape, all cleaned up for some M&A activity.
On a final note, nice buys today. Perhaps I partook. A little tip for you OTC degenerates - Fidelity offers $0.00 commissions even on OTC stocks. No transaction costs baby (not investment advice)!
You have got to be the wisest soul on i hub ever. Bravo and well done.
This is all about marketing and exposure for the merging asset. The incentive for all parties involved is to use financial instruments such as warrants, options, convertible bonds, etc. to profit as much as possible.
The higher the share price goes following the merger or acquisition, the more the insiders benefit. That’s the name of the game. The early investors, such as ourselves, take the risk that such an acquisition actually occurs and results in a substantial increase in exit liquidity. If you don’t want to wait or don’t believe that Sharp will get the job done successfully, then you can sell and Sayonara.
Calasse will be gone soon. No more games, no more delays, I rebuke every curse in Jesus name.
Personally, I’m sick of the narrative that Calasse actually stands a chance. If he had an ace up his sleeve, he would have played it by now. Bye bye Calasse.
This is all about patience, which most don’t have on the OTC. Im simply pointing out that the market cap of WNFT has completely collapsed and thus may present a good buying opportunity if you believe Calssse will get the smack down from the Supreme Court this go around, which I believe he will.
And saying that WNFT can go from .01 back to .15 - .25 perhaps is not hopium at all.
It’s actually quite reasonable and can happen. Also, it is a fantastic return if you decide to take profits even at those levels.
On the longer end of the stick, even if if takes one to three years, I don’t see why this can’t hit all time highs. Just need the right conditions and liquidity. Watch and learn grasshopper.
The lack of volume is fantastic. Even during todays mini “collapse” in share price, no significant dollar volume. Will be interesting to see what may happen when the buying pressure on the tape picks up significantly.
Yep, I’ve been buying a few more and did a Roth conversion as well for everything that was in the traditional.
Sucks for those who bought near the peak, but they were taking a bigger risk given the inflated and rapidly rising market cap. Around .01 or .02 average means roughly a $5 million or $10 million market cap purchase. Just depends on your risk tolerance and time horizon.
A .15 or .30 average for example may not feel good, but can still be lowered if you have some money to put in, Or you can just wait for an eventual rise back to those levels.
Next time, it could be on much higher volume, which is the ideal scenario and one that every shareholder is hoping for.
I think Sharp could have an ace up his sleeve and SRNW and WNFT will thrive when the timing is right. The back office talks could come to fruition and result in worldwide exposure for the tickers.
Lol yep you got me. While I keep going back to the incredible opportunity for those who got in early, it was no doubt a hellish endeavor for those who bought at a multi billion dollar market cap and rode it all the way down. And that’s the stock market.
Could a similar circumstance happen here, perhaps? I am one to believe that anything is possible, and if you play the lotto long enough, you may just win.
I also am one who would love to see Sharp have an ultimate victory in every aspect, including a successful Calasse loss, and highly successful reverse merger, that attracts worldwide attention.
That being said, rather this hits .50, $1 or $3, some point down the road, you can bet that those who are buying at levels down here are profiting nicely, assuming they sell when the stock goes parabolic. And by that I would personally be considering at least .50+ (hit .45 on that last run up).
That’s why I have my trade set and ready exit once this hits X price. A good until canceled order and you potentially ride out into the sunset on a high volume moonshot. As long as it takes.
On a final note, we can look at the TSNP disaster and say what a failure or success, etc., but the fact remains that those who wanted to sell/dump had several months to do so at more than fair prices, even after the stock had peaked at $1.93 and the crappy reverse split.
I remember watching that stock price quite often on the way down, with high volume in the millions of dollars on a consistent basis.
Thus, the liquidity was there for those who saw the potential danger and overly inflated valuation, and wanted to dump.
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That’s 99.9% of OTC stocks. Very few make it to a national exchange. Look at any OTC chart in history and you will see a similar chart pattern. It happens on the Nasdaq too. Stocks down 90%+ in months or very short time period. Do we label all of those as pump and dumps? Do we blame the naked shorts and hedge funds?
WNFT share price was down well over 90% from peak to trough. Is WNFT a pump and dump? Did Sharp dump tons of shares onto the market for deposit into his personal ATM as i Glow would have us believe?
You could blame any number of factors or catalysts, etc. for your gains and losses in the stock market. But at the end of the day, it’s on you to make decisions that will benefit your portfolio(s) over the long run.
I may be labeled a racist, but I prefer Porches instead of Bugattis.
Nonetheless, what you describe below is called the stock market. If someone didn’t cash out after buying TSNP at .005,
.01, .05, etc., after they had several months of extremely high liquidity and dollar volume to do so, along with an explosive move in the share price, that’s on them. It serves as a classic fear and greed lesson.
However, I have personally spoken with some who did cash out, including one individual who was asking me specifically if they should sell their six figure position when TSNP was trading above $1. They ended up selling and made bank.
Another fella I know from my good ol’ boys discord paid off his mortgage and quit their job.
So there’s no need to lecture anyone about Bugattis and a Villa in the Caribbean. The better question is, what money have you made trading the OTC?
Everyone was going to buy a Bugatti and have a Villa in the Caribbean. But it kept most holding until their investment was gone.
All Sharp shells personal ATMs? Has WNFT been an ATM to Sharp over the two years since he has had custodianship? What shares have been dumped onto the market for Sharps personal ATM use?
And I am right that all of Sharp shells - they are Sharp's personal ATMs.
What you describe is simply conjecture and your own nonsensical opinion. You can say whatever you want, but it doesn’t make it factual. Instead, you just keep rambling on about how Sharp is a serial scammer, the shell is hijacked, and how Sharp cult members have been duped.
Ok, I’m done, you win.
But on a final note, all I’m trying to say is that if you have the time, patience, and chance to wait this out, you may be able to make some good coin here in the future.
If this stock can reach .45 on merger anticipation alone, I don’t see why it can’t hit much higher levels than that in the future. We all know that Goff dollar volume was paltry anyway and nothing like what could be seen here if things play out well for shareholders.
$10 - $100 million dollar volume days perhaps could be part of that future. Maybe it takes 1-3 years for such a possibility to come to fruition.
Perhaps Sharp does indeed “knock it out of the park” again and pulls out another ace from
his sleeve. But who has the time to wait?
Finally, I think it is worth honoring your incredible TSNP call, warning everyone to sell under .01 because it was a “frontloaded scam”. By your genius fortitude and stock forecasting abilities, approximately 4 month later TSNP hit a peak of $1.93 on record high momentum and volume.
Well done, and probably one of the the greatest calls in OTC i hub history.