Worlds Inc (WDDD)

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Moderators: This is an exercise of Due Diligence with a direct correlation to this stock and in no way should this be misconstrued to be directed in a derogatory manner .

Alpha,

I would like to understand your prescient views based upon your due diligence. Maybe you can make me smart.

1. I would like your prescient view on what Funkhouser claimed in his
original testimony and then what was stated in the following
deposition.

Hint: It was stated under deposition that before he testified that he did not read what?

2. Then will you advise me on why it is ill advised to have placed my
money in this stock remembering that I am contrarian to the core of
my being.



I seem to remember a few very important people throughout finance/ economic classes and world history that were also indeed contrarian.

In the event Contrarian is not understood as I understand it I have added the following from Investopedia.

Similarities to Value Investment
Contrarian investing is similar to value investing because both value and contrarian investors look for discrepancies in price between investments, seeing if an asset class is undervalued in the current market. Many famous value investors see there is a fine line between value investing and contrarian investing as they both look for undervalued securities to turn a profit dependent on reading the current market sentiment. One main difference is the importance of the P/E ratio in value investing as opposed to contrarian investors who take this into consideration but also try to read the qualitative importance of the market, which includes media commentary, analyst forecasts and trading volume.

Relationship With Behavioral Finance
Contrarians also touch upon a lot of basic principles included in behavioral finance. Some behavioral finance ideas are that of investors as a collective and their interaction with trends. For example if a stock has been performing badly, it is going to stay that way for some time, along with a secure strong stock also staying that way.



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