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Re: kabunushi post# 310791

Friday, 09/25/2020 12:35:00 PM

Friday, September 25, 2020 12:35:00 PM

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imo it's simple-minded to connect this instance to prior delays.



This right here is the epitome of wrongness. It simply defies belief that anyone can simply disregard this company's history and expect that anything about their behavior will change. I've seen that described as the definition of insanity - doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.

What so many fail to grasp is that the same people are still in charge of this company. They haven't changed. They are who they are - dishonest and incompetent. Always have been. Always will be. I have been warning you people for two and a half years now, but you still refuse to listen. This is a failed trial and they've known it for five years.

Just this week I warned that anyone who would even consider buying this stock in the $.90s is a complete idiot (and more than one confessed to doing exactly that). I told you that it would be back in the $.60s in a couple of days, and here we are. I also warned you that it won't be long before we get the inevitable can kick and the stock will once again be back at $.34 or lower. That's coming, perhaps even today. Anyone buying this stock right now is a fool. Just wait, and you will see.

The way this company is handling the presumed rollout of the data on a 13-year-old trial is incompetent, embarrassing, and downright comical. That starts with the CEO's promise at the ASM that they would lock the data no later than the end of May. They then subsequently issued four separate statements in writing, each pushing that deadline back further. Then we never heard another word about data lock.

Most recently, we have the company stating nine different times that we will have, not data lock, but TLD by the end of September. Wait, what? What happened to data lock? Doesn't that come first? Didn't you promise that you would be locking the data imminently and would let us know when that occurred?

There are some here who are saying, as they always have, that none of this is NWBO's fault. They say that the company relies on others to provide the data and can't help it if those others miss deadlines. OK, then why set deadlines at all? Why are they making public pronouncements about deadlines and building expectations when they know there's a really good chance that it will all fall through? Worst of all, you would think that they would have learned after being burned on the whole data lock deadline fiasco. You would think that maybe they would have been a little more cautious about building expectations for TLD by the end of September. But they never learn. That's who they are. It's either total incompetence or it's an intentional sham. Personally, I think it's a combination of both.

There are others who continue to blather about naked shorts and manipulators depriving all of us shareholders of our just desserts. That's a pathetically lame mantra that has been disproved over and over again. To think that a stock whose average action on a given day is less than $1 million in trades is being manipulated by shorts is a joke. It's just not true. This company has no one but itself to blame for its extended history of misfortune. And yet, so many here continue to just make excuse after excuse for these people despite the vast preponderance of evidence revealing them to be incompetent boobs. They think a 13-year history of dishonesty and incompetence is no reason to expect more dishonesty and incompetence. This time it's going to be different! How many times can you say that and get burned before you finally wake up and realize there's a problem here? My god, it's just incredible.

I will stop my rant here because I want to give everyone time to prepare their apology letters. It's fine if you just post your apology here. I'm not too concerned with formalities. I look forward to reading them.
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