NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

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If you're going to buy on the open market, and you're not able or going to buy from the company (at REALLY good prices), and you've had to average down over the years and are not a newbie here buying in at $0.20, $0.30 or $0.35 straight out the gate, I think your strategy to buy when the price is below your average is a smart one. You've been adding to your position for years, as have I, so I think your plan is a solid one.

As for links, I know of several of the participants in the deal and I can assure you, those persons as retail as you or I. But they are accredited.

NWBO has to regularly raise money, and that is a fact that you can count on. They don't raise enormous amounts at a time, just what they need to keep things ticking for the next month or so. And they do so using a 10 day moving average. So whenever the deal closes and the paper is signed, the 10 day clock ends on that day. So if the price remains in the $0.30s now, the next raise will... wait for it... be in the $0.30s. So if we keep the price there (or move it up) - guess what? That'll be to all our little guy retail butt's benefit.

I am hoping that they pull that data lock out and present it before the market opens on Monday. I believe that they intend to do it as close to end of May as possible... so it remains to be seen if they do. If they do, and knowing the financing coincided with the timing of the data lock, filing the 425 on a Friday after hours first would be a smart move, especially if they follow with data lock before the next market open.

Is that what they intended? I hope so. If not, helping the short sellers to take down the price by moaning and complaining and whining when you've just had basically a doubling of the price doesn't seem a particularly intelligent way to support the share price of the stock you've invested in.