Replies to post #29397 on NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[Etienne1]

Great post RK. Linda is our pilot and she is doing a hell of a job. Everything you do not see is being planned months and years in advance..... and there's a lot you guys don't see at all. She is doing exactly what the members of this board wished her she'd do: going to a max of conferences and spreading the word on DCVAX. Eveything she does is making sure we finish as a winner at the finish line. I trusted her at the beginning of my dd... and I trust her even more as I get to learn more on NWBO and the 'comptetition'. We are a giant step in front of pdl-1 and Car-t... they need us... really. We're going to change how the soc has been set for the past 50 years, this take time, but we're getting there. The science AND the management is cristal clear... whom who doesn't see the light is blind. well.. that was my translation from my french mind. I've never been so happy to have invested this much money into a co... which I believe in and which I believe a lot in the management. Science and management (manufacturing) go hand in hand both go together.

Afford, you've been burned in the past, maybe it's time you turn the page and get involved with this stock, and be patient over it. It's the best decision you'll make in you lifetime.

[PacificNW]

Dear RK,
I like what you wrote, but it is all an assumption on your part. You are basically taking the positive approach and interjecting yourself in the role of ceo LP and giving us subtitles to what she has been spewing forth all along. Will it prove out to be accurate, that remains to be seen...I sure as heck hope you will be right in the end. But right now it is all conjecture on your part. BTW does what your write make sense, sure it does with 20-20 hindsight which is what you have to a degree of 50%, so you sound good, just hope good=reality.

[TheRedBaron888]

Regina, thank you for that post. A much-needed perspective on the company's journey over the past 3 years. I would certainly like to believe the worst is behind us. The next 3-4 months will tell us how much work has been done in the background. If the company has been executing well, then the end of this period could position us in a "critical mass" sort of moment, from where the growth can be geometric. And hopefully, that'd give the company management the bandwidth to iron out any corporate governance related issues.

Thanks, again.