Corporate communications is a very sensitive subject for mostly all companies. I can only really draw from my own experience, but I remember how fine a line it was to share even the slightest positive information. Corporate attorneys are almost always against even the most minimalist PR's that could be interpreted as pumping. I just went back and reviewed some of the PR's from my old company and they were very sparse with information, despite the fact that there was plenty more to share at almost every PR.
I think LP is being super careful. NWBO has yet to have a commercial product, so they are even more at the mercy of the RA's and have obviously taken the route of not getting ahead of them. They pretty much seem to PR the publicly available information and sometimes they don't even do that.
I think that they have known for a while that they are in a good position in regards to the future. I am 100% sure that if they were not very positive about the future of Murcidencel, they would NEVER have filed the lawsuit. They would likely have had quite a few more PR's (though I highly doubt they would be needlessly pumping) trying to get out ahead of the MHRA and FDA. At their current position, they have not seen a need for this, which I interpret to mean that they are quite content with their communications with the various regulatory agencies. Just like the seemingly advanced NICE information we have received this week, things will happen without us knowing much about the process. I have long been of the opinion that the MAA and BLA are much further along than most people think.
I understand that a lot of investors and posters on this message board are used to more frequent communications from the companies they are invested in, but these companies likely have already commercial products and some revenue stream. We can all see what has been going on with companies who's management are super communicative. CYDY are currently trading at close to all time lows and CVM is also at a very low SP. I am fairly content with the road NWBO have taken so far. Has it taken longer than I originally expected when I first invested? Yes, definitely. I could have gotten out at a 5x if that's what I was expecting when I bought my first shares at $0.25-0.35, but elected just to sell enough to cover my initial investment. I have since added at much higher cost, with the rest of my position sitting in the high 0.50's. I am, and have been for a while, content with waiting at least another couple of years for this company to realize some of the potential. If you would have asked me 3 months ago if I expected the kind of information and events at this time, I would likely have to say no, except I would have thought we would have the MIA at this point. I still think that the reason for not having the MIA is because Flaskworks (Eden) is hopefully included in the MIA we are waiting for. I will not be terribly dissappointed if it is not, but instead hope it will be following shortly.
This is obviously just my own personal opinion and everyone is entitled to theirs.
Hope every one have an amazing holiday season and that all your wishes come through.
