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Re: Pecos Billy post# 37405

Thursday, 02/17/2022 8:36:40 AM

Thursday, February 17, 2022 8:36:40 AM

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I cannot even imagine what that stock is going to do when it goes automatically PINK on March 8th. With such a small float, it could easily go to multiple dollars. I guess in 19 more days, we’re going to see!! In the meantime, great article about $GOFF yesterday explaining how we recently went from 377.0 million “common shares” to 177.0 million “common shares” outstanding.

https://microcapdaily.com/goff-corp-otcmkts-goff-reverse-merger-spac-enters-nft-space-with-coming-name-change-to-worldwide-nft-and-forward-stock-split/

Boggles my mind that more than 1/2 the outstanding shares have disappeared and the stock is only at .41. Ha, what a riot!! Let’s do the math. 177,000,000 shares at .41 = $68.0 million market cap.

So if a billion dollar merger happens, we see the $GOFF share price go to 14.7 times todays share price of .41. That’s $6.03 per share, so let’s just round it off to $6.00.

A $3.0 billion merger candidate announcement brings us to $18.00 a share. That works for me.

Oops, I almost forgot, another 78 million MORE shares might get cancelled, my bad, LOL. smile That’s a 44% reduction. If my math is correct (78.0 divided by 177.0 = 44%). So if that happens, you take the $1.0 billion merger share price of $6.00 and divide it by .44, which equals, $13.636. Ok, let’s call it $13.60 since I like round numbers.

To summarize, if we get another 78.0 million shares cancelled, a one billion dollar merger candidate gets us to $13.60 a share. A $3.0 billion merger candidate announcement gets us to $40.00 a share. That’s just shy of a 100 fold from todays price at .41.

Another interesting point brought up yesterday is this; if 78.0 million more shares can be cancelled, we know the maximum FLOAT is then ONLY 99.0 million shares, I think it 99.25 million shares to be exact, but since I like round numbers, let’s just say it’s possible that we end up with 100.0 million shares outstanding.

So, here we have GOFF, a SEC REPORTING company with zero debt being run by The OTC WIZ, Mr. George A. Sharp. Currently has a market cap of just a measly $68.0 million, that could be reduced another 44%, should the additional 78 million shares get cancelled, making it a $38.0 million market cap, after another 78.0 million more shares are cancelled. $GOFF has already changed its name to Worldwide NFT, Inc. and freely trades on the pink sheets.

So, what’s next? A court hearing to cancel up to 78.0 million shares. After that, a Forward Stock Split of 5 for 1 or 10 for 1, and then, hopefully, at least a one billion dollar NFT Reverse Merger. In my opinion, when Sharp was lining up different PRIVATE NFT reverse merger candidates last year, their MARKET CAPS were a lot smaller than they are today due to the rapid growth in the NFT marketplace. I truly believe that it could be a $2.0-$4.0 billion dollar reverse merger candidate. And given that we could see the outstanding share count and the GOFF float go to just 100.0 million shares, GOFF has serious potential of being a $20.00 to $50.00 stock at some point in the next 3-6 months.

This is my only post of the day, I cannot respond as I am limited to just the one post a day.