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Monday, 10/09/2017 2:20:57 PM

Monday, October 09, 2017 2:20:57 PM

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The "value of claims" argument is laughable as the valuation is going to change. Markman is a great example of why it is laughable. If you go with a simple value of claims analysis...
The total market value of WDDD before the markman was say X.
Nothing changed at all leading up to the markman, nothing changed to value of the claims leading up to the markman date other than the actual markman date, yet the valuation of the company increased dramatically leading up to that date. So before any oral arguments were presented, before any judgement, before any motions, before all of that just the simple DATE OF THE MARKMAN caused the valuation to climb dramatically.
Did somehow the claims become more valuable because of a date on a calendar? Then we got a decision, and WHitey BUlger delay happened. SO now the timeline was moved further out and there was a lot of uncertainty, so the price and valuation of WDDD went back down. DId the value of the claims change?
Nope, supply and demand caused the change in the valuation of the company. That is what catalysts do, they create supply and demand, people wanting to get in or out before a major change occurs.
Basic economics. Not math, not sum of parts valuation, not value of claims, or any of the ways to value a company. WDDD does not have revenue coming in and the value of the claims will be determined at DISTRICT COURT, till then everything is moved by simple supply and demand. Good news crates demand.
Court dates create demand, CATALYSTS create demand, and we have a bunch of catalysts looming. I and many others have large amounts of shares thus putting us in a prime position to fill that demand as it rises, or hold onto shares making less of them readily available thus creating more demand.
Another simple example of how valuation can change dramatically not based on the value of the company or the value of their products is a short squeeze. Nt saying this is anything to do WDDD, but short squeeze can cause parabolic returns through simple supply and demand.
I am done explaining this, those people who understand this own shares.