I completely disagree with your comprehension of my posts and of nwbo management.
I have been investing in equities since I was a young minor to the credit of my mom, who took me by subway from Bensonhurst/Gravesend (25th Avenue & 86th street train station, where Tony Danza is from) to Merrill Lynch at Montague Street when I, her sub teen child asked her to open a custodial brokerage account for me so I could start investing. Mind you, my parents never bought a stock in their life, but she let me do it.
That was more than 55 years ago, and I’ve forgotten more investments than some make in a lifetime. So I’ve stayed long and gotten longer in nwbo because the risk/reward has continued to get better and results compelling in my opinion.
I have added, trimmed, replaced, a fairly large number of other stocks over the more than a dozen years I’ve been in nwbo, and that’s because of the changing fundamentals and better opportunities.
When I bought my first shares of nwbo I Ives’s knew only a little about nwbo and the premise of treating cancer by equipping the immune system to fight one’s own tumors seemed intuitively promising. The approach still needed validation.
Over the years the technology has been validated and the DCVax L has been shown to be efficacious. The manufacturing process and technology and transport and delivery has also been proven.
So the challenges have been met and all the boxes checked for first approval with the others to follow.
All this despite your buddies trying their best to discredit and destroy nwbo.
So you see, there is method to my madness.
How about you? Method or just compensation at the expense of many, and shortsightedness since anyone can get GBM and we all know more and more people including loved ones who have died from it.
