NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

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Wall Street doesn’t wait for “massive revenues” to arrive first

It sure does...why did it take Wall-Street over 2 years to identify Nvidia as the major player in the AI and Data Center businesses? Even when Jensen Huang was touting EGX, Blackwell and Titan chips that were being installed in some of the most prestigious hospitals in America to help cancer research, being installed in every Tesla with FSD/Auto Pilot, and massive amounts EGX Chips were being up in every major data center the SP still lagged at $19. It took over 2 years for Wall Street to "wake-up" and realize wtf was happening. It wasn't until Nvidia was beating earnings estimates by 75-100% in some cases that the stick took off. Why? Because Nvidia wasn't backed by Wall Street via a IPO (it was a established Company with a niche market in gaming chips aka: GPUs), and recent failures in the mobile market made Wall Street skeptical. But the earnings where so far off the charts that WS played catch up very quicky. Hence the huge returns from 2019-2024. Amazon and Tesla both took a similar path as Nvidia if you look at where they came from, and where they are now. It took showing revenue and PROFITS to drive those stocks higher, numbers put together by the likes of BDO and announced in Quarterly calls. Numbers that could not be argued. Numbers that make things no longer speculative, but concrete. This is what NWBO must do for a rising SP. No more, no less. Of course MHRA approval will change things, but IMO the SP wont rise much until NW Management can show WS they can capitalize on the approval and make money off it. I dont think it gets to $1 on approval. Its just my opinion. I sure hope I am wrong.

Take a look at these Quantum computing stocks that have had huge runs in the last 2/3 years but dont generate much profit yet, why? Because most of their IPOs were backed by Hedge Funds and large Wall Street players who served as underwriters....they had a vested interest right off the bat.

My point is Wall Street isn't always forward looking, contrary to what retail believes. Most times its earning and profit that drive SP higher, not speculation.