Replies to post #51565 on Worthington Energy, Inc. (fka WGASQ)

[AUDACIOUSWON]

Well spoken. We are at the bottom and a fully reporting OTC company with a low float. If a PR doesn't bring us up, a promoter will scoop these shares up for huge gains IMO.

If the Virgin deal/loan happen and the OS is stable, we could easily be back in the pennies and beyond.

While I'm not happy about the ride down, the risk/reward is very good here.

[xZx]

only one problem with your argument: the market cap where those shares were bought is $218k. that's only two hundred and eighteen THOUSAND dollars. LOLOLOL

people ARE buying this entire company for next to nothing.

that's the reality of a bear raid.

all it takes is news, and this story changes overnight. same as early february? hardly! far bigger than that. jmho.

NO one would be buying ANYTHING if we weren't on the verge of material events.

[mdimport]

It's notable that 29M of yesterday's 32M volume was selling into the Bid at $0.0004 + $0.0005, with two paint jobs (one for $3 and one for $6) to mask the fresh dilution.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=88850727

If $0.0003 is hit today then a buyer at $0.0006 this AM will have lost half their invested capital within the space of a few hours.

I also agree that this stock will be readily available at trip 3 or less by the end of this week. As the bottom falls out, the price will decline at an accelerating pace. No dumper wants to be the last one out and stuck at trip 1 or no bid.

I agree someone will be stuck holding WGAS shares at $0.0001 x no bid. Then they'll be holding into the R/S. A 10,000:1 R/S at $0.0001 will take WGAS back to $0.10.