NWBO is damned if they do and damned if they don't....what choice is left for them. Maybe it is fortunate that supposedly they can't say anything at this moment in time since any good news less than approval has always been attacked and dismissed.
With all the shares that NW purchased he did an amazing 180 in record time atlas it took a long while for Pyrr to do is infamous 180. What NW did it in a matter of days/weeks and look at the circumstances under which it occurred. I mean we are talking about a very qualified and experienced individual, more so than anyone I have known or read about. And to add fire to brimstone to think he allowed Ms Wolfe inside, remember Ms Wolfe is a pion compared to him, she is his foot soldier. Ms Wolfe is a Director in a tiny company and just came on board at Ondra but obviously had strong and close tied with the partners there. In addition her contacts and experience int he healthcare field adds to her experience, she is no fool and can't be considered innocent of her actions. NW's public announcements and in such
quick order are suspect imho. Couldn't he wait, and if he rushed in to protect his investment once he found out something we assume don't you think his actions could only have hurt the apps and hurt himself?
NW invested a considerable sum, if he felt he made a big boo boo due to what he later learned how can his actions have helped him or the pps unless the game of chess he was playing was the wrong move. He obviously thought LP would capitulate, he obviously thought his newly gleamed info would scare LP and it obviously didn't. He absolutely wanted to crush her one way or the other. Did he take his quick hostile stand based on newly discovered info that has been out there for some time, not likely. So it had to be new info or a new development. Malik was definitely a new development and someone he had to have spoken to ignored to be comfortable with investing as much as he did in NWBO. So if Malik was out he wanted to put someone inside and hew anted to do that in quick order sad strong arming was his only choice when LP blinked imho.
Now he couldn't sell if he wanted to or was able to, a position he obviously wouldn't want to be in. He has lost fact beside money. Notice now he is being very quite. Most true stock activists would continue to try to effect change but he isn't and I find that extremely interesting. So he waits, like us pions, the king of Wall Street Across the Pond has to wait with he rest of us.....very fascinating.
If his ave was $6-$7 and he thought it would go to zero he would sell all in the $2's but he doesn't. He
was checkmated by LP, he was unable to get someone on the inside to watch like Malik who he possibly thought was an individual he could trust but turned out the opposite in his mind I suppose. He failed at forcing hi sopped inside to oversee and report back and now he has know one which isn't the way he probably likes to invest when he invests big time. This is all my opinion.
