iclight,
The strategy here appears to be to benefit the private investors first as they laid out the cash in the first place in a very risky investment. They almost were roasted themselves as Linda took loans from friends to keep things going at one point. The risk they took was real and it has paid off but not nearly as much as it could from success with DCVax. Their derisking diluted retail stock holders, and perhaps still does, but also held together the supporting network of companies. This network was designed to get DCVax to the finish line without the absolute need for outside help. In the mean time, the science became more compelling which brought in Mr. Woodford. This allowed NWBO to take the brakes off of ramp up. Prior to his interest Linda got NWBO listed on the NASDAQ and then on to index funds. These are accomplishments that many penny stocks never achieve. Now we wait patiently or choose to bring up every little thing that the company has done to stay in business over the years. These are things you look at before you invest and Phase 5 showed us many of the pertinent filings. For those who were inclined to make the proper due diligence effort, most of what they wrote was not new.
As to my best wishes adendum, this was not directed specifically at anyone, especially not you, even though the post was to you. This was just my poor attempt, from a quick thought that crossed my mind, to remind all of us to stay patient focused. If patients are doing well with any treatment then those invested in companies that make those treatments will have a chance to do well with their investments. Best wishes (no adendum and sincerely meant).
