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Re: VikingInvest post# 666432

Tuesday, 01/23/2024 2:59:56 PM

Tuesday, January 23, 2024 2:59:56 PM

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1.The actual value of anything is whatever a party is willing to pay for it. It doesn't matter what we think it's worth if we're not the persons/party putting the chips on the table. If no one is willing to talk at a given price, then that means the company isn't worth that much. Furthermore, potential large investors or partners have way more powder in the chamber than NWBO (who keep taking massive loans at high interest) and are more than willing to wait things out. That's what a lot of people on here are completely failing to understand. They don't need to adapt new innovative treatments. They're making their money. That won't change until their partnership and deals with hospitals and insurance companies are in jeopardy. The onnus is on management to put in the effort to be noticed because big pharma is happy with how things are and can easily maintain the status quo.

2/3. If NWBO mgmt had any sense, they'd not turn their nose up to "just a check book." They need connections to enter the large cap space. They need funding, they need buybacks, and off those buybacks they need to offer equity to BP at a reasonable (for both parties) price to get them invested in the success of the company. BP is a big club and right now NWBO isn't in it.

4. I strongly agree with your point about being in OTC. Many have tried to spin being on OTC as a good thing as if it's some how protecting the company's value, but we're closer to an all time low than we are to an all time high since being on OTC. Investors need to pull their heads out of their asses and demand more from management.
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