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Re: jesster64 post# 660537

Monday, 01/01/2024 11:08:50 AM

Monday, January 01, 2024 11:08:50 AM

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I love Math and I will take a stab at it.
A 2 step process.
You take the 1st day of spoofing and run a chart of the share price up to the time and trades in the day of spoofing is documented. At this point you freeze the share price till spoofing trades have ceased. (say from 9:30 AM til 11: 00) At 11:00 AM you resume your chart of the share price. this gives you an end of the day share price minus the spoofing affect price.
This would give you a new closing price for the next days share price. (May be .01 or .02 cents higher). You do this for the entire 5 years or all of the spoofing trades documented and you come up with a share price to date WITHOUT the effects of spoofing. Cumulatively $$$$$ higher.
The 2nd step would be calculating the difference of the price on the date of every dilution sell by NWBO to "kept the lights on."
Example 5,000,000 shares sold in May of 2019 at say $0.80 cent. If price at that time was calculated to have been $1.20/ share, the difference would be $0.40 cents X 5,000,000 shares.
This gives you 2 areas of monetary damages. 1. the difference in dilution prices and the difference in the share price that it should be today WITHOUT spoofing.
It is simple Math and numbers do not lie.
I am sure there are other areas of price damages that could be argued in court such as public opinion etc. but that would be argued with precedence of past court rulings on spoofing cases.
Hope everybody has a happy and healthy New Year
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