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op1

04/29/24 4:13 PM

#46242 RE: Looking4BIGcash #46240

IMO your off base with your info for wddd moving heavily into crypto
Kidron will stay in his lane with deals mostly with gaming companies that are looking to get exposure via a public company
Time will tell
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Looking4BIGcash

04/29/24 4:20 PM

#46243 RE: Looking4BIGcash #46240

OLD Owl... I wasn't referring to you... I meant the Board as a whole -'you'. Talk soon,. Cheers
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Looking4BIGcash

04/29/24 4:29 PM

#46244 RE: Looking4BIGcash #46240

OP1 Personally... no need to tell me I'm off base... seems kind of aggressive when IYO would have achieved your point and you could have asked f/up questions to help you in your DD but then... etiquette is not something I have seen much of on this board. What do you know about Crypto? You are quick to dismiss without any backup.

I would encourage to look into Crypto a little deeper... a massive trend in crypto is gaming and several games have already been launched on console by crypto companies and some have already crossed over to public companies... I am invested in a few and have been for a few years.
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cadillacdave

04/29/24 5:24 PM

#46247 RE: Looking4BIGcash #46240

Absolutely laughable.

Your thesis for the past few years - trying to justify your buys at .70, and now again?

A few years ago the game plan here was a lawsuit. So the game plan has completely changed, yet your strategy and advice remains the same!

From the tone of your messages, you seem quite impressed with yourself.

Sadly, your followers here have for the most part disappeared, are broke, or ended up on skid row.
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WhiteOwl

04/29/24 8:28 PM

#46249 RE: Looking4BIGcash #46240

Thanks my friend. You seem to understand a lot better than me. I have been sitting on this for years as you know. If we get over .20 I’ll consider cashing some out. I need a win desperately! JMHO

The Old Owl
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cadillacdave

04/30/24 12:39 PM

#46261 RE: Looking4BIGcash #46240

You state: "What we are about to experience here has been in the making for many years."

WDDD was involved in years long litigation to monetize and enforce their parents. When the lawsuit was lost, that ended the direction the company was headed.

Due to the loss in court, the company is headed in a new direction - not something that has been in the making for many years.

You speak of compassion, etiquette and helping those around you. However, this is what you really think of an average investor, by your own words. Clearly, you believe you are always the smartest guy in the room, and you will laugh at the small investors who try to make a small profit, mitigate losses or break even, after 13 years of dead money or losses.

"I personally will get a chuckle when the small fry start to sell too soon as they don't understand Crypto markets and how we are now set up to run with them AND how that is a massive game changer on what the REAL potential here is... I tried to inform and prepare y'all but then so many were sure they were smarter than me.... Go for it."

That statement, as many of your statements are designed to do, looks to pump this and keep bag holders corraled, while you likely exit, if the price ramps up.

You seem quick to ridicule the experience and/or success of other traders and investors here, calling them random broke traders. There are a number of wise, experienced, and very successful people here, with a lot to offer.

But any opinions that don't match your own, are met with hostility, rage, derision and offensive language.

You also seem to criticize the terms of service here, except when you break the rules, pumping other stocks, attacking other posters i.e. who preface a statement with "in my opinion", or use profanity.

Many of your posts start with paragraphs about your world travels, and how wealthy, smart and successful you. You really have a high opinion of yourself. Most folks leave those opinions for others to formulate. There are a number of successful and wealthy people here.

By virtue of your own posts you are probably almost 60 years old, working, traveling around in a camper (carnival barker and traveling circus come to mind) and have taught people about finance. So on your two weeks off each year, you take a vacation. I have always been skeptical about taking financial and/or retirement advice from older guys who still haven't achieved a level of wealth (yet brag about it constantly), where they can retire. Some of us achieved that level of wealth much sooner in life, and retired in their 40s. So my vacations, travel around the world, aren't limited to two weeks, as it's a fifty-two week program of enjoyment, success, fine dining etc. I won the race a long time ago, and now am just taking victory laps. But I don't have the need to come on here and talk about that.

"I measure success in my financial wins not what random broke OTC traders think of me with their lack of Financial experience and knowledge,"

So by your own metrics, you would be considered a loser, at least here, since you have consistently lost money for 13+ years with this stock.

I hear the music playing, time to send in the clowns

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cadillacdave

05/05/24 1:55 PM

#46307 RE: Looking4BIGcash #46240

And the subtle pump continues.

L4BC stated "...as you watch the share price climb and you are too afraid to add.
Here's a term I hope y'all are familiar with. I used to teach it to my wealth clients over 30 years ago so it's not new. DCA (dollar cost averaging). If you see an equity you like, assign an amount you are comfortable with and buy that dollar amount at the same frequency (every week or month) from now until a defined date in the future... as you wish. This will buy more shares sometimes and sometimes less as it's the dollars that are constant. It takes out the FOMO and emotion and as long as you are disciplined... you will have growing exposure to that equity without trying to time the market
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Look closely how he speaks about being "too afraid to add as the price climbs" here and then follows up with his brilliant advice about dollar cost averaging (dca) and how it
"removes FOMO and emotion. "

DCA works for someone who is hands off and doesnt actively manage their portfolio - and if the money is invested in an index fund or large cap growth stock, where the trend is usually up.

Charting, DCA and many other tools don't apply or work well with thinly traded, illiquid stocks, penny stocks etc. Yet he selectively places that advice after stating that people will be afraid to add as they see the price climb here.

So essentially, he wants you to be buying, and driving the price up, blindly following his brilliant and caring advice, while he is secretly selling and unloading his position, which has been underwater for 13 years!

Exposed!!

You make the call?