Worthington Share Discussion Threads

[knigel] 27/3/2020 18:54

I do hope everyone is safe and well and not yet gone totally crazy locked up indoors all day..

[spikeyj] 27/3/2020 14:35

i do hope for the sake of the vietnamese people that
they haven’t got stuck looking after that free-loading
‘non-resident’ scumbag during this all covid19 stuff.

[jackjackjack1] 21/3/2020 15:15

Thanks yumyum

[jackjackjack1] 21/3/2020 15:14

Thanks yumyum

[jackjackjack1] 21/3/2020 15:11

Roydyor yes I can see but who had the most share to sell and did big mouth DD sell / make that much he seems to come and go on here he has 2 million in shares which he must of paid for so - minus that how much has he really made or the others

[jackjackjack1] 21/3/2020 14:59

Come on DD stop self isolating pay up on your bet and be a better person that we know you are love the DJ

[roydyor] 21/3/2020 13:57

Wulstan Earley and Darren Chapman sold them at anything from 5p upwards although they obviously paid Allan Biggar more than 0.01p each for them. Whatever the final figures are it has all gone pear shaped and I would agree that they probably never made as much as they were expecting. The shareholders certainly didn't.

[jackjackjack1] 21/3/2020 13:46

Is this correct one million at 1 p = £10000 x 60 mill is £600000 not a lot to split between two or more plus 2 million shares left to the DD plus who ever else has unsold shares seeing he is so rich

[roydyor] 21/3/2020 13:36

You have to allow a bit for setting up costs. :)

[yumyum1] 21/3/2020 13:20

1.5 million roughly.

[roydyor] 21/3/2020 13:14

If they created nearly 60m shares at 0.01p each and got left with about 10m after selling the others at approximately 2.5p it would give them a profit of more than one million pounds. This is just a rough guide but you can see how it is done, money from thin air if the original shares were unpaid.

[jackjackjack1] 21/3/2020 11:50

So did they make money having 2 million sharers still left with them

[spikeyj] 21/3/2020 11:38

knigel, they pumped up the demand, but then they
restricted the liquidity by *not* sending out the
shares until *after* trading began, contrary to what
had been promised during the initial ramp. to my mind,
that’s precisely the opposite of helping with liquidity.

[jackjackjack1] 21/3/2020 11:35

So why has Dazs still got 2 million of worthless shares in wrn

[knigel] 21/3/2020 08:54

Spikejy, wasn't there two main sellers over a number of weeks (WE) and a neutral person would say it created liquidity for the demand. However I agree these sellers obviously made money out of Whetstone and had probably done their seller when the shares started to go back south
As for the FCA, I don't know! So stop asking because I have always been here due to the unique events that happened and not because I have a connection ffs

[spikeyj] 21/3/2020 08:09

is all this whinging about people dobbing in
WRN, or people reporting the ‘newco’ game?

[roydyor] 20/3/2020 23:56

Don't forget TW! Although calling them chocolate tea pots may not have helped.

[jjw fan club] 20/3/2020 23:44

SWEET KAROLINA.

[roydyor] 20/3/2020 20:46

The FCA shouldn't have needed anyone to contact them, anyone with a bit of savvy could see this happening years earlier.

[yumyum1] 20/3/2020 20:37

Knigel name the person who did contact the FCA, that lowlife should be shot.

[spikeyj] 20/3/2020 20:13

knigel, nobody was selling shares to “create liquidity”!

part of the game with whetstone was to ramp up the shares
before the newco launched, while telling the punters that
they were going to be given their ‘free’ shares *before*
trading began... but then, surprise surprise, promise wasn’t
kept, & trading on britdaq was launched before most ordinary
pis had their whetstone shares available to sell — there was
no good reason at all why they needed to start up trading on
britdaq before those free shares had been distributed to pis.

just a way to ensure wolfie, dazza etc could sell first, imho.

[knigel] 20/3/2020 19:42

JJW slander can get YOU a court summons. I have never been a part of any group (unlike you) and I have never contacted the FCA and I don't know any of the characters involved here. You really are a bitter old fool who seems to think everyone is out to get you. I am just interested in why a few diehard shareholders like you are incapable of accepting your company made poor decisions to say the least. (except looking after their own like having a what's app group). Looking after shareholders - nope - just ensuring a few made money here selling shares to create liquidity and/or buying a sub 5p before many set up their Britdaq accounts. You are scum.
So take your baseless lies back. NOW