That's why you can't trust anything you read here. Also, Dave Innes is absolutely useless. It's almost hard to imagine this, but of the three IR people NWBO has employed during my time as a shareholder, he is the worst. By putting out multiple false dates for data lock and TLD in 2020, the communications shitshow he orchestrated was one of the most embarrassing examples of corporate communications I have ever seen. Not to mention all the false hypes he put out ("Come to the shareholder meeting. It's going to be interesting!") completely coincidentally right as they were handing out a bunch of warrants, and the underhanded way he implies material information in personal phone calls with individual shareholders - information he knows will be relayed here. It really pushes the boundaries of ethical propriety.
I think the only effective thing he's done is hire Joan Lappin to pitch his propaganda. She was an odd choice, but the strategy actually showed some positive results - for a while anyway. But since the company has never followed through on anything she has written, her credibility is now shot. No one believes anything she writes about NWBO anymore, so she can thank the company for making her look like a fool. Hope she was paid enough to make it worth it.
I am still just flabbergasted at the idea a company would publicly put out the kinds of expectations NWBO did in 2020 and fail to deliver on all of them, and then leave shareholders twiddling their thumbs 10 months later with no explanation. It's just utterly mind-boggling. At the 2019 ASM, one of the board members talked about how excited he was to have a new IR person because in a short matter of time the company would be doing a much better job of telling its story to the world. But the truth is this company's communications program is worse than it's ever been, and that's really saying something. That seems to be management's goal, though, so I guess DI should be proud.
