Worlds Inc (WDDD)

[Tinkerer]

If you're new to patent stocks, welcome aboard. Here is some information which may prevent you from losing your tail and may help you make money by investing wisely:

1. Infrequent events, not frequent news, are the major catalysts upon which you must keep your eye. News will be very infrequent, if any at all. Companies involved in litigation must speak seldom, if at all, and what they say must not drop hints about what may or may not be happening. Therefore, get used to very little news, and don't try to read between the lines when we do receive news. News concerning litigation will be a mere statement of fact, not a stab at speculation.

2. The infrequent events provide massive volatility which usually more than makes up for the rather mundane day-to-day trading.

3. Keep your eye on news only, not on speculation. You'll hear many traders speculate. Don't buy it. Facts, document releases, numbers, patent validity, and news reporting these items is the only thing which matters here. Read them when they come out; base your trading on them and on nothing else.

3. Because news is infrequent, buys and sells will come seemingly out of nowhere. In WDDD's case, significant buys will come as exposure increases. And when sells come they will usually be for absolutely no reason other than an investor or two wanted to get out for personal reasons or to invest elsewhere. Therefore, when selling hits, don't panic. It will end and the price will climb slowly back up. Folks who are here for the Markman aren't just going to jump ship in mass because one or two investors have to sell. Keep your wits about you; oh, and if you don't want ulcers, then don't watch the stock every single day!

4. You have to see the end from the beginning. Interest and exposure will grow the closer we get to the Markman hearing. You can figure out what that will do to the share price...