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Re: kabunushi post# 86227

Saturday, 12/03/2016 10:56:01 PM

Saturday, December 03, 2016 10:56:01 PM

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It seems some don't understand how regulated funds work or how a money manager like woodford invests funds in his regulated funds. He can't manipulate the price of stocks of companies in which he invests. And that's not what his fund is in business to do. That's the last thing he would do as a good money manager. He'd end up in jail and barred from the industry, though I know some here would find that hard to believe, it's absolutely true. He'd also be viewed not as a great manager, but a crook, and that would have nothing to do with NWBO, that would all be his behavior.

I get that people think all kinds of silly things about investment funds, wall street and woodford. But many people assume things that just are not possible and then make a lot of other assumptions off of those flawed assumptions. While in this case, we've come to agree on this investment as something we support, still, if one makes such assumptions and invests on the basis of flawed assumptions of how things really work, then inevitably one will not be in a good place.

People should not really try so hard to figure out what is in woodford's mind or why he should have or should be doing something else. You have his actions, the few statements he made and the facts related to his funds and the legal regulations that guide his actions, some hard and fast, some more loose but often the most important because for him they involve reputational risk and much larger liabilities than making a wrong decision or allowing for some dilution in a relatively small part of his portfolio.
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