You have to read to know what is what and what may be converted and what may not be converted. You had to add things that may not become shared and I don’t have time ti spare for you. But those are not currently all traded, public shares and there is reason to never, ever trust what you post on this subject because of your history.
But yeah, you jump to convert things not yet issued and not necessarily to be issued as shares. They may be, just like authorized shares may become issued shares, but the point of a share count is to count what is public now and traded now. For a buyout, certain other issuances become more relevant IF they are convertible by the holder and are not paid back as cash before the conversion happens. And as I said, with large numbers, it is easy for people such as you to add lots of things together and make any over counting seem minor.
Doing your own come noting and claiming “it’s all in the financials” is a common claim of shorts that frequently turns out to be exaggerated
I don’t “campaign”, but I do oppose the idiocy of shorts. When such raises are denied for pre-commercial companies such as this, it leads to disasters for common shareholders, which is exactly what short hedge funds want.
You’re always destructive, and always under the pretense that “you care”.
I own NWBO. My posts on iHub are always posted expressly as just my humble opinion (IMHO) and none are advice, just my opinion. I am NOT a financial advisor, and it is assumed that everyone is responsible for their own due diligence.
