I certainly don't know what all the investors who purchased NWBO at dramatically higher prices have done, but I would hope that given the lows it's sold for, you've all brought your average price down, ideally under a dollar. If you have, the likelihood is that by the end of next month, you'll be nicely profitable. If not, you'll have to wait a little longer.
I was fortunate enough to be told about NWBO at much lower prices, I now have a very healthy profit, but I won't be selling at any time in the immediate future. Taking a profit is fine, but I believe recognizing the potential is better. Why should I take a few thousand dollars in profits when I believe that the same stock can give me hundreds of thousand, or more in the future.
Will I sell anything, perhaps if I sense the price is due to retrench I'll sell in the Roth IRA's and hopefully buy back more shares than I sold if I'm right about retrenching, but I'm not looking to do that before we're somewhere over $1.
I hope that all who've been in this for many years at a loss won't choose to get out when they're break even, do that and I believe you're surrendering the potential for a great gain.
I do believe BP will be partnering NWBO by years end. I really hope that's as far as they go, as I believe that the company can go much higher than the rumored $20 price they want for a buyout. If it's true these vaccines have benefits in multiple cancers, I don't see how you can keep the share price under triple digits in time.
Gary
