Replies to post #36980 on NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[koman]

Thanks for showing that shorts seem more knowledgeable than most longs are as I suspected and are willing to do more DD than most longs. I enjoyed reading your posts and of course there isn't much I would disagree with since I also am very biased against this management team and their advertisement of their unimpressive results so far. But you have impressed me that you went the one step further in calling MDA for confirmation of meth A vs meth B and the patient selection changes. You ought to try posting on other stocks you short and not just NWBO. I do enjoy good DD from both long and short sides. Good luck even though I don't short.

[Ready4bluesky]

Wow, how did Woodord get dupped out of nearly 100m? Thanks for exposing this Michonne. Guess we should all follow your lead and short this since that seems to be far less risky. Would you advise less than 1% allocation to a short position or something higher? Probably no need to hedge since failure is a given. Thanks for saving us all from our ignorance.

[beartrap12]

Mich, your 2008 freeze-thaw article on mice was interesting. if you go to the national cancer institute site, they have many more recent articles on cryopreservation, which is what Nwbio uses, including a site found at els.net where it details info on cryopreservation and thawing of mammal cells.
this article talks about how important it is to get every step right in order to preserve the cell characteristics when it is thawed. There are many cryopreservation methods. Nwbio's is patented. I did not see a reference to Nwbio in your article, so I'm sure we can assume they didn't use Nwbio's proprietary method for cryopreservation. Also, Nwbio's method does not involved REPEATED freeze-thaw. Just once
However, if the 2008 mouse method extends life beyond what NWbio currently does, I'm sure LP will be interested in partnering or trying it out once DCVax l is approved.
We are all looking for a cure.