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That's a mistake. The Sunrise Plll was another mysterious blinded trial half run by a university that never showed full data before abruptly ending. Then the IP was transferred.
Nonsense. And just like over on PPHM with Ex and friends, you never get any straight simple answers.
An sincere answer shouldn't take more than one sentence.
Yes yea yes! It's what I've been saying. Everyone knows by now if they're on placebo and very likely none are. So why remain blinded?
And whether the study remains blinded or not that'll no change.
But there are no control patients remaining, right?
Well, it's a good thing Powers was able to find the right person for all those issues. LOL.
"... no experience working with companies subjected to stock manipulation"
"has no experience interacting with investors or helping with corporate fundraising"
"has not worked with companies on developing business plans or strategies"
NO idea...
Know idea what you mean here. Please try it again.
But everyone is now on the vaccine and everyone knows it so why must it remain blinded? ...Blinded to what?
Way too complex, imo.
Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't Woodford make a number of bad investments right around the same time?
I see both of you managing to change the subject from my original post which was wondering if survivors had decided to buy NWBO shares and if it needed to be disclosed?
YEAH!!! LOL.
And that information he gained access to all those years ago now, somehow never leaked. He didn't even try to prop it up and Powers thought she'd make an example out of him by crushing all shareholders, making it impossible to raise funds. Again, preposterous.
As I've said many times here, a company with a prostate vaccine showing safety and efficacy in human patients moving into Pll+ should have a market cap at least $100M...
The inability for leadership to hold a simple cc to review IP and other issues is a real red flag.
Further, telegraphing every little step over years moving up to the trial without funds to enroll patients, is another red flag.
I don't know what to make of it but it appears to be an OTC boiler play...
Then add on the Mexican fiasco.
I think that's about right. But I doubt Woodford just wandered into nwbo. I think maybe there was either some additional deal he thought was locked up (maybe to do with Cognate or that British property??) or it was a move based on some kind of political pressure...or both??
Maybe so but reimbursement cost will never be set in stone since it depends on many factors including administrations changes, competitive products and manufacturing breakthroughs...
Your version has Powers in endless negotiations as the IP expires and competition creeps in.
Just like the GOLDEN egg, right? ...Is that goose still laying?
Knockdowns, Breakthroughs, spikes and walls!!! Good stuff. Lol
Oh come on now! Shareholders getting destroyed, patients dying daily, company begging for money...All while Powers tries to get up to speed. How preposterous.
Hey, I didn't make that up. Powers said it right in that video.
Hmm. Okay so let's assume that's right for a minute...that the the only patients remaining in the trial are on the vaccine...
So why does it need to remain blinded?
Assuming the great news part is based in reality then the answer is obvious; Kill the company and shareholders, then take the IP elsewhere for final finishing touches.
Or Powers could just be like Jonas Salk.
Powers seems to be saying the larger investment community believes the cost of manufacturing is out of bounds.
Can we at least all agree that there's no way the vaccine is actually blinded to patients and physicians at this point?
Hey Ex, what do you say about this?
<<And the interests of the company and the patients and the shareholders are all aligned anyway
Maybe I missed it but did the survivors mention if they had a stake in NWBO? That should've been fully disclosed.
Also I note Powers thanked a lot of people but not her shareholders. Shareholders appear to be nothing but pressure pains to her. Meanwhile as Ex pointed out she has adjusted her holdings quite nicely so a little move makes her a fortune.
At the end she was asking for investment but never mentioned Woodford as a major holder.
Regarding the unwillingness to unblind, I find her argument unconvincing. This late in the game there's just no way that all participating do not know who is receiving the vaccine. Surely the trial could continue unblinded while still extracting data.
Not much in there about common shareholders and her failure to keep them whole.
Sure why not? Always good to get rid of toxic funding. When will that happen?
Give that man another cigar!...I mean pipe!
Clearly it is not or the form would say bridge loan with some bank. This is a lousy convertible cash raise with obscene points.
It will. You don't make deals for $150 grand if the IP is worth anything, imo.
Couldn't Head just cough that up himself with a loan or maybe have someone gift them a used sports car? Guess not.
$150k!! Can't make this stuff up. Does nothing for the trial but helps traders nail retailers a little while longer.
Just more outrageous dilution thanks to weak-desperate deal making.
LOL! Can't make this stuff up!
>>I’d say that is a vote of confidence from a private investor, looks like in the same page as the “holding longs”. My sense is more good news is on the way
According to Ex, LP set it up so a little move will make her a fortune but shareholders not so much. Add to that you don't own the manufacturing side but she has a stake.
Looking for a reverse split then the pump then the LP dump...that is if she can create any kind of story whatsoever.
Maybe the idea is to have shareholders fade away before the trial? ...
Keeps salaries going with less litigation.
Heaven forbid she ask all the seemingly loyal retail shareholders here to participate in a program that benefits both parties. Why doesn't she? Hmm.
Disagree. I've seen working class individuals get boiler room operations on the radar which ultimately shut them down. Even made sure the individuals involved never found an easy mark again.
Really?...Nobody? Wow.
Not everyone has the time or resources to be part of an activist shareholder group. Shareholders voicing dissatisfaction with leadership on boards like this is a way to express the need for an activist group and take it to the next level.