Firstly, yes, I have sold some of my position the last transaction at $0.32 in the week leading up to ASCO. I have been lightening my position periodically. However, what I do with my holdings is really none of your affair. What matters is whether my opinion resonates with MB members and solicits an exchange of ideas and opinions. That is what a MB is all about. You may not like or agree with the opinion and you are free to respond, or not, as you wish.
Secondly, it is you who have judged my opinion as doom and gloom. That is an emotional characterization. Others may look at the opinion as a distinct possibility or even probability and dub the opinion as being "realistic".
Look Kabu, I think that you are annoyed at my expression of these views and attack me by averting..."well you have not sold a single share have you....? This is a MB board and all opinions should be welcome unless they are highly inappropriate or offensive. Freedom of speech and all that. If these "doom and gloom" opinions annoy you, may I respectfully suggest that you place me on ignore just the same as my friend Marzan has allegedly done although I know he "secretly" reads every post I make.
I think that you well understand that NWBO's lack of transparency for whatever reason has encouraged negative opinions which I humbly believe could have been mitigated with a more enlightened IR/ media communications approach. I think that at least to some extent NWBO's lack of adequate communications has added to the crash in pps from a once high of $12+ dollars. It is highly disingenuous to blame it all on the nefarious and dark pool forces. The fi-ASCO at ASCO was plain and simple, at least to me, as another missed opportunity in a pattern of such events which further undermined credibility in the management team and exposes shareholders to further and possibly significant erosion of value.
If you don't like reading this, just don't.
Still friends? LOL
