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I know I know. Thanks. But it’s tough to watch. I guess the moral of the story is to sell when Navid sells!
Note to self be very cautious when investing in any company that is suing all of its market makers.! Man there is absolutely no strength in this.
Yep Schwab kind of sucks. They pay paultry and then they do these kind of things. . Stick with Fidelity in my opinion.
From chat, GPT
The FDA defines a rare disease as a condition that affects fewer than 200,000 people in the United States, or about 1 in 1,500 individuals. This definition may vary in other countries.
As for glioblastoma multiforme, it is not considered a rare diagnosis. Glioblastoma multiforme is an aggressive type of brain cancer that accounts for the majority of malignant brain tumors. While it is a serious and relatively uncommon condition, it does not meet the criteria for a rare disease according to the FDA definition.
OK, just wondering why glioblastoma multiforme is not considered a rare diagnosis when there’s only around 35,000 diagnosed in the US per year?
I apologize for the confusion. While glioblastoma multiforme is a relatively rare form of cancer, it is not classified as a rare disease according to the FDA definition. The FDA's criteria for rare diseases is based on the prevalence of the condition in the entire population, rather than the number of new cases diagnosed each year. Glioblastoma multiforme may have a lower incidence compared to more common cancers, but it does not meet the specific threshold set by the FDA to be classified as a rare disease.
Weird Fintel reports 24% short loan interest. You should consider getting a different broker.
The nakeds absolutely deserve a massive squeeze.
Think about it if some of these naked are over a decade old, just think of how much interest they have stolen as well as selling counterfeit, naked shares. Totally absolutely unfair and illegal. Evil.
But the naked don’t have to pay any interest, correct?
Yep just another definitive example on how Schwab sucks compared to other brokerages
Schwab sucks. On so many levels.
Sorry, voice recognition problems does not mine any gold.
Do you have any proof that HYMC does not mind any gold? And why do you keep saying that when they obviously are in the mining business? Is that true what you’re saying? If true, please provide the proof. If not true, please identify why you are spreading lies, and slander against this company?
They’re always waiting for something!
Yeah, unbelievable, an N of three!!
Yes, I said that right N=3!!, and the fleeckers gets published twice in the New England Journal of medicine!
Oh, that’s right it’s Harvard Baugh n paid by KG!
And what about CART causing T cell lymphoma IN SOME PATIENTS, that I read about like a couple of months ago?
Where is the DCVAX trials has over 300 and was multi centric, multi national, and truly represented real world experience.
Yep Yep it’s like DCVAX doesn’t even exist. Per the media. They report on every sexy phase 1 thing available but never ever even mention DCvax
Thanks Doc I agree. Everything takes a long time too long in my opinion.
I resemble that remark! I mean resent!
What is so hard to understand?
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Probably when Navid sold! Ha ha
I think you’re confused, I didn’t sell, Navid did.
I hope not. Had Covid earlier this year. Getting a cancer procedure test Friday.
Now just wagging my tail!
I have hit a cord with a lot of people who blindly follow management and think they’re perfect. Usually whenever I experience this it’s always because there’s an element of truth in what I say that people don’t like.
Simmer down druggie.
Cabbage, not half baked it’s 55% baked. Come on get it right.
Makes sense agree.
You said “ When would the puppy want to let him sell any shares, never?”
Exactly exactly that’s how management has treated retail they never ever have any kind of liquidity event or other event that allows retails to sell. Ever so they’re doing the same thing to us. They never want us to ever sell. We’re immortal.
Cabbage its not hard.
They just have to say that their employees and board members are not shorting the stock and not loaning out their shares to the shorts.
Should be very easy to do if they want to. Everyone knows that insiders should not short their own stock.
Easy to be done so why are you saying that cannot be done and because I ask it I am an assh—-
Please read the books listed to get a more balanced idea of what the Wall Street and investment banking and brokers are like. Totally sobering.
Sorry for the duplicate I didn’t want this to be under a response to crash
No insanity. Over the last two or three years, the company has made unbelievable strides with a JAMA article that showed significantly improved. Survival for a terrible horrible form of cancer that nothing has touched before.
Submitted a 1.7 million in page application for approval in the UK. Currently pending.
Developed all on their own a method of creating the Cellular vaccine efficiently with flask Works
All this positive, major positives, it’s why I hold a large position, which I obtained honestly by buying in the open market. Nothing was given to me, or handed to me like free warrants, or anything like that.
An insider sells a half 1 million shares right before a major positive milestone.
Why? So I look into his background and he’s a financer type. After reading the books liars poker, flash, boys, for blood and money, and the big short, I have realized that these financer types cannot be trusted, and a high percentage of them have major ethical problems.
So then I got thinking about why would a guy sell a half 1 million shares right before a major milestone? And say it’s for tax reasons? Then looked up and saw that he sold the shares at 82 and $.83. I calculated the total money that he received. I subtracted the capital gains tax rate to get the net amount he received.
I then asked the question in my mind why would he need this amount of money for a tax thing? of course I had no idea and have no idea why but then I said what if he needed to cover his taxes that he made by loaning out his shares and receiving interest from the shorts?
I took a yearly average of the percent interest that the brokerages were paying. Usually the brokerage takes half and half is given to the client. I assumed that he had all of his shares doing this and calculated the amount of money he would’ve made which turned out to be about $1 million . Said well how much taxes would be due on $1 million of interest. Not knowing the exact tax rate for his exact situation. I made the assumption that it was probably 33% or something like that could be higher could be lower.
OK that works out to be about exactly the amount of money that he got from selling his NWBO shares.
Call it BS, call me stupid, call me all the names you like to use. But it’s a possibility that that was the tax liability he had.
I’m not saying it’s a certainty
I just like the company to make a statement to say that this did not happen, and that their employees and board members are not allowed to short the stock and are not allowed to loan their shares out to third parties who will short it.
Just like what they’ve asked retail to do.
OK with that I’m a QAnon freak, according to you!
True they never buy they are only gifted or they get it by warrants or options. True, true. You and I we honestly buy in the open market. That is a major difference between retail and the insiders.
Thanks beach very well thought out. I do also agree and hope for the same.
No insanity. Over the last two or three years, the company has made unbelievable strides with a JAMA article that showed significantly improved. Survival for a terrible horrible form of cancer that nothing has touched before.
Submitted a 1.7 million in page application for approval in the UK. Currently pending.
Developed all on their own a method of creating the Cellular vaccine efficiently with flask Works
All this positive, major positives, it’s why I hold a large position, which I obtained honestly by buying in the open market. Nothing was given to me, or handed to me like free warrants, or anything like that.
An insider sells a half 1 million shares right before a major positive milestone.
Why? So I look into his background and he’s a financer type. After reading the books liars poker, flash, boys, for blood and money, and the big short, I have realized that these financer types cannot be trusted, and a high percentage of them have major ethical problems.
So then I got thinking about why would a guy sell a half 1 million shares right before a major milestone? And say it’s for tax reasons? Then looked up and saw that he sold the shares at 82 and $.83. I calculated the total money that he received. I subtracted the capital gains tax rate to get the net amount he received.
I then asked the question in my mind why would he need this amount of money for a tax thing? of course I had no idea and have no idea why but then I said what if he needed to cover his taxes that he made by loaning out his shares and receiving interest from the shorts?
I took a yearly average of the percent interest that the brokerages were paying. Usually the brokerage takes half and half is given to the client. I assumed that he had all of his shares doing this and calculated the amount of money he would’ve made which turned out to be about $1 million . Said well how much taxes would be due on $1 million of interest. Not knowing the exact tax rate for his exact situation. I made the assumption that it was probably 33% or something like that could be higher could be lower.
OK that works out to be about exactly the amount of money that he got from selling his NWBO shares.
Call it BS, call me stupid, call me all the names you like to use. But it’s a possibility that that was the tax liability he had.
I’m not saying it’s a certainty
I just like the company to make a statement to say that this did not happen, and that their employees and board members are not allowed to short the stock and are not allowed to loan their shares out to third parties who will short it.
Just like what they’ve asked retail to do.
OK with that I’m a QAnon freak, according to you!
That’s a start!
No doomsday they just can make a simple statement and we all will understand that they’re totally ethical and no one is shorting the stock while being on the board or loaning their shares out to third parties who short it.
All the while getting an interest payment. That’s it make the statement if they can. Tired of the company having two sets of tiers, insiders and employees, and then stupid retail. Retail lock up your shares they say. Then they should say that as well to their employees and board members.
Insiders and employees no rules for you.
Absolutely very well could be. Then they’ll have no problem doing the statement and one liner that I have suggested in the next filing. Stating that no employee or insider is shorting or loaning their shares to third parties who make short.
OK I should say insider sold shares. Not insiders.
Are you saying that Navid did not sell a half 1 million shares? Immediately prior to a major milestone?
Yeah, I agree, I am an expert at Kaplan Meyer curves. But not so much on all of this shorting and loaning to short and financial BS.
Pretty much a simpleton when it comes to financing. But it doesn’t take much more than a simple time to understand that an insider selling a half a million shares right before a major milestone is not a good thing.
Crash. It’s deeper than that.
They need to give us some assurances that insiders are not shorting and are not allowing their shares to be shorted by third-party. Simple as that.
It’s the ethical thing to do especially since they have requested retail stock owners to do the same.
If they won’t or can’t do that then it’s just another potential ethical problem for the company.
You must understand this.
All Linda would have to say is that according to our company, ethics policy and to stay in good standing as a board member the employees and board members agree not to short the stock or loan out any of the shares they have, which then can be shorted by a third-party while employed or on the board.
Seems nice and ethical don’t you think.? As it should be. But if they can’t make simple statements about this kind of ethics, then there is a problem.
They have no problem, making statements how all of the retail shareholders should lock their shares up forever.
Thanks barn but it would be very simple.
The company and its next regulatory filing has a one liner that states something to the effect that, none of the insiders are shorting this stock or are lending any of their held shares out to be shorted and IF they won’t make that simple statement one would definitely wonder why they can’t make that statement.
Is it that somebody on the board really is loaning out their shares?
And getting interest for that?
While we wait decades?
I don’t see why not? The dude sold a half a million shares right before a major milestone. Not helping us. not helping us.