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Pip611

07/20/16 10:06 AM

#67156 RE: kabunushi #67148

thanks for the post - I think this worth a spin on the roulette wheel at this dirt cheap price. Why would the company do such a pathetic raise with terrible terms to stay afloat for another month if they didn't have some glimmer of hope. I just picked up 5000 shares this AM after reading your post, but I won't be pumping...
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austinmediainc

07/22/16 9:26 AM

#67234 RE: kabunushi #67148

Price is now 1/6 of what it was in Feb - and yes, price pretty much determines what is at risk, by definition in a microcap biotech binary succeed or die stock. The reward potential of a 1.5B+ mkt cap has not changed except for dilution which is a well known risk. You have to be confused or emotional or both not to get that.

BTW I have never said there is no risk, only that the R/R has changed very drastically. That is objectively measured by pps and news or lack thereof. And 4 months without great news hardly represents a radical change in fundamental outlook in my book. I don't think your complete distrust in management has even changed at all in the last 4 months. I'm pretty sure if I looked back I'd see you were just as negative back in Feb as you are now. I don't think that you are using your head to think about this.

It's not even worth my time to discuss, you are stuck on your bias and it won't change...ever. You will find some way to blame someone else for the collapse of NWBO rather than your own failed logic. If you can't see that a screening halt no matter what they reason changes the risk reward profile, you have a very skewed idea of what constitutes risk. The halt brings a risk that wasn't there a year ago, the fact that we don't know what it is for is a risk. You don't think that an internal investigation, called for by the largest investor in NWBO's history is a risk? Or the fact that we are 5 months past when we were supposed to hear about the investigation? Or that we are now in jeopardy of being delisted? Or the fact the the NASDAQ has found that the dilution to Cognate didn't meet their listing rules? Or that we just did the worst financial raise company history?

And I'm the one that is unqualified or investing based on emotion?? Please!