NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[beartrap12]

GoodGuyBill, Here is what I found on the London Stock Exchange about what's happening tonight. There is no AI involved in this quote. It's all from the London stock exchange. You can find it here: insert-text-here:

Exchange –SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT NOTICE
001/19012026
TRADEcho – Pre-Trade Re-architecture – Go-live Confirmation – Monday 26
January 2026
Further to our communication on 001/17122025, the purpose of this Service Announcement is to confirm the Monday 26
January 2026 go-live for the TRADEcho – Pre-Trade Re-architecture. During our Customer Dress Rehearsal (CDR) on
Saturday 10 January 2026, clients were able to demonstrate connectivity and perform functional testing. On that basis,
we will proceed with the go-live as planned on Monday 26 January 2026. From this date onwards, the existing
production TRADEcho SI Quote FIX and Market Data gateways will not be available, and customers must submit their SI
Quotes and/or receive SI Quotes Market Data using the new Pre-Trade Quotes environment.
Final Go/No-Go confirmation will be available on the Weekend Activity Monitor from 18:00 UK Time on Saturday 24
January 2026.
Please escalate as a matter of urgency any issues experienced during go-live to our Support team at [e-mail].
TRADEcho Pre-Trade Re-architecture – TCP Responder and Heartbeat Generator
Clients must ensure that all their relevant FIX and Market Data connections are targeting the new TRADEcho Pre-Trade
Production gateways prior to start of trading on Monday 26 January 2026.
To verify connectivity to the new system the TCP Responder and Heartbeat Generator tools will be available from 20:00
on Saturday 24 January 2026 – 22:00 on Sunday 25 January 2026.
Additional Information
For further information, please liaise with your Technical Account Manager or the Technical Account Management team
via [e-mail] or [phone].
Customers can find the updated specifications from: Technical library Trade - Resources | London Stock Exchange –
‘TRADEcho – Pre-Trade Re-architecture’ – section and Group Ticker Plant Technical Specifications | London Stock
Exchange –SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT NOTICE
001/19012026
TRADEcho – Pre-Trade Re-architecture – Go-live Confirmation – Monday 26
January 2026
‘TRADEcho– Pre-Trade Re-architecture’ – section.
Relates to
Additional Information
Exchange(s)
- London Stock Exchange
Environment(s)
- Production
If you have any queries, please contact your Technical Account Manager
on [phone] or [e-mail]. An archive of
previously issued service announcements is available in the technical
library section of London Stock Exchange's Internet site
http://www.londonstockexchange.com/techlib
Type
- Functional Release
Product(s)
- TRADEcho
- Group Ticker Plant
Customers are reminded that London Stock Exchange may
broadcast test data from its Production environment at the
weekends which should be discarded and not processed.
Customers are reminded that London Stock Exchange may extend
or re-enter the Post Close session for instruments or segments in
order to perform necessary end of day activities.

Me: Based on the above, what ilovetech said about the $1.51 share price that he saw Friday(?) makes sense: the LSE has been allowing companies to check their connectivity on the new LSE architecture.
Makes sense to me.

A lot of this I don't understand, so I looked up the definition below of TRADEcho on Google:

TRADEcho is the London Stock Exchange's (LSE) comprehensive suite of regulatory trade reporting services, acting as an Approved Publication Arrangement (APA) for firms to meet MiFID II/MiFIR transparency obligations by publishing off-book, OTC (Over-the-Counter), and Systematic Internaliser (SI) trades across all asset classes, providing a clear market tape and ensuring compliance for financial institutions in the UK and EU. 
Key Functions & Services: 
* MiFID II/MiFIR Reporting: It's a one-stop shop for investment firms to report executed trades and fulfill post-trade transparency rules.
* APA Authorization: Authorized by the UK's FCA and the EU's ESMA to publish trades.
* Off-Book Reporting: Offers on-exchange reporting for trades executed away from LSE order books.
* OTC & SI Reporting: Handles reporting for trades done directly between parties (OTC) and those from Systematic Internalisers.
* Pre-Trade Services: Includes SI Determination (identifying SI status) and SI Quoting (publishing quotes).
* Market Data: Provides a clear, concise tape (stream) of published trades to the market. 
In essence, TRADEcho helps financial firms comply with complex European regulations by efficiently reporting their trades to the public, ensuring market transparency. 

Obviously, I need to do a lot more study on LSE and its terminalogy.
Thanks, GGB, for your analysis to what ilovetech has brought to us about LSE.
Hoping this is the week.