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Re: learningcurve2020 post# 713581

Friday, 08/16/2024 6:21:00 PM

Friday, August 16, 2024 6:21:00 PM

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I am a legacy shareholder however I quintupled down and bought enough lower priced shares to move my average share price down to 68 cents before buying some more higher priced shares that moved my average up to about 72 cents, and finally buying more 30-something shares (still buying) and haven’t figured my current average but the share price must be close to half my average share price now.

So I would break even somewhere around 70 cents and go quickly positive above that.

Even at $5 nwbo would return quite nicely, and anything around $10 would result in my largest single stock gain. Multiples of $10 such as $20, $30, … would indeed be generational territory.

Did we invest a pretty significant amount of money, yes!

Is the risk reward worth it? Imo yes!!!

Would I survive a total loss, depends on how good my wife is with weapons or poisons, and given the perpetual “I told you so” treatment it’s a quick finish vs a death of many cuts smile
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