Four press releases, a statement at the April 18 ASM, plus two 10-Qs and one 10-K in which they discussed, set timelines for, and built expectations for data lock. And yet, here we are on August 20 and they still have not locked the data. That's really incredible when you think about it. If there's one thing a newbie quickly learns about NWBO, it's that things are almost never what they seem to be.
I would strongly encourage everyone here to not count your chickens before they've hatched, but I know you all have been doing that for years and nothing is going to stop you now. Just remember that the only thing this company is good at is letting you down, and right now they have set you up like a perfect row of bowling pins, ready to be knocked down once again.
Despite all the talk, they still have not actually done anything. Somebody else collected the data for them, and their one responsibility at this point is to lock it down. But they have not done that. Perhaps we will get another press release in a few days about how they are "in the process of preparing to lock data, for realz this time." Don't judge people or companies on what they say. Judge them on what they actually do.
I do not believe that they have ever really intended to release this top line data, but right now it sure looks like they might actually do it. We'll see, but don't forget that things are never, ever what they appear to be with NWBO. If they do release the data, the charade will be over and we'll get to see what their backup plan is. Lord knows they've had long enough to think about it.
And then, as soon as we figure out what happened to those dividends in Germany, I still would love to see a detailed breakdown of where the $47 million from the Sawston sale ended up. Only a professional boxer could make $47 million vanish into thin air so quickly. It's a mystery wrapped inside an enigma.
