The big fish probably have reviewed the detailed accounting more than we have. Nwbo is obligated in certain situations to provide shareholders will the "books". There are criteria that must be met before you can have the right to look at the books as well as the purpose of looking at the books must fit certain criteria as well. Generally the books will be available at the company HQ for shareholders on record. So unless you are a shareholder in record, are physically at HQ, and meet the "purpose" criteria, then you won't have as much detail as someone who does meet those requirement. I am of the opinion that Woodford or woodford's team has done this before spending a $100 million on NWBO, although I have no physical proof. What do you think?
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