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Friday, 03/06/2020 2:14:20 AM

Friday, March 06, 2020 2:14:20 AM

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Nice apologia for NWBO management. What else would one expect from you?

Quite frankly, it is NWBO that has set high expectations. It is LG that has expanded upon it exuberantly. It is they who need to follow up. Perhaps it would have been much better just to announce the date and venue for the meeting and sign off with...."see you there, Love and kisses, Linda."

It appears that DI is now back-tracking. The PR seems to be turning out to be a fiasco. What mis-management that they can't get a simple PR right without screwing it up. I can well understand LP/LG remaining silent all these years. AF ran circles around these "lawyers" when they did speak, all to shareholder consternation and embarrassment, not to mention the savaging of the SP.

In any event, I cannot imagine anything other than interesting involving top line. If management states at the ASM that:
1. We have data locked;;
2. We are going to unblind and analyse that data for TLD;
3. We will announce TLD mid-May
4. We will discuss the TLD at ASCO

This is sufficiently interesting though rather disappointing but not terminally so. It may be enough to hold off the hyenas. But TLD must follow shortly. Sorry, but to me nothing else is really interesting. As it should be. After all, it is all about TLD. It is about its being very interesting and very exciting. Without such a result, nothing else matters. A poor/even mediocre TLD is not interesting. After a 12 year trial it would be pathetic.

IMHO, if interesting has nothing at all to do with TLD, then the ASM will not be interesting but rather contentious. I don't believe that LG thinks a contentious ASM is interesting. JMHO.
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