I picked up some additional shares under the 2-cent level in January. WFAM is definitely a high risk type of investment (for a number/variety of reasons), but the potential for a pretty nice move upward makes it worth having a position here. Some of the lower-priced China-related stocks seem to be attracting more attention from some of the momentum groups/players in the last few weeks/months or so. And there are aspects to this reverse merger company (Clairnet) that I could see as being reasonably attractive/easy for stock awareness/promotion campaigns.
The "clairnet.mobi" website registration had been allowed to expire in early February, but I see the IR/consultant/advisor firm (Ocean Eclipse, http://www.oceaneclipse.com/ ) that is connected to this company renewed the registration last weekend.
All things considered, I find the risk/reward around the 2-cent area to be reasonably attractive. According to the reverse merger agreement, Clairnet is not suppose to show any significant level of debt/liabilities. So, if the second phase of the reverse merger gets completed, I should own a relatively debt-free operating company at a market cap of about $1M. If the RM does not get completed, I will own a relatively debt-free shell with a market cap of either $1M or $250K (depending on whether I include/exclude the 36.5M controlling block of shares given to Clairnet).