There seems to be only one way these pinksheet companies work:
Management finds a niche idea, publishes about 20 hype prs, stock price skyrockets, nothing materializes, market is flooded with new shares, stock price flatlines, management moves on to the next niche idea, repeat.
Two current examples would probably be RMDM and SKGO but every pinksheet company I have ever seen seems to follow this pattern.
With John's highly niche idea, WLSA is off to a great start. John has really cool videos:
John has really cool interviews:
John has business relationships all over the world John has far more the he needs to pump this thing into a frenzy. But he hasn't. Why? I don't know. I would like to think that unlike those other companies John is trying to build something more than a house of cards here. That he is simply building the framework for a serious company, and once that is done, he will let that speak for itself. Although that strategy would be excruciatingly painful for investors since it could be years before they see anything, it seems to me the proper way to do things. Indirectly, things really seem to be coming together here. I am starting to think that at this point, John's silence is actually giving him some credibility that he is trying to build something substantial. Again, I don't know, I can't think of another pinksheet company that has used this strategy, but I like what I see.