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Re: scotty3371 post# 279258

Wednesday, 04/22/2020 7:40:37 PM

Wednesday, April 22, 2020 7:40:37 PM

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I think it’s a combination of hedge funds and other people who simply can’t stand it any longer and haven’t been in that long. If they’re recent buyers in the .15-.19 cent range it makes sense, they simply don’t have the stomach for it.

It could be some of the more recent investors from the raises who got warrant extensions and are trying to squeeze out the old and more viscous toxic financiers who didn’t get warrant extensions. If they keep the price down with continued selling pressure until the warrants expire then there could be room for more short term raises at smaller share counts and end up with less total shares in the count than if all the non extended warrants were exercised before May 2nd. Then when more news comes out about Sawston and some income from the UK Specials Program and then a 3-4 month turnaround on UK approvals (NWBO is on the list of priority treatments to be looked at quickly) we could be in a much better situation than to allow all those warrants to be exercised. And I believe the share price will be reflected. Just a thought
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