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Astavakra

11/07/17 8:36 AM

#141892 RE: trocprofit #141889

It only makes no sense if you believe that NWBO know when something outside the company's control will happen. Clearly, they had thought there would be news to tell in September. Remember, these conferences, venues, etc, must be booked some time in advance. Seems to me they are hoping for the best when they make the arrangements.
With more sub-plots than I can even keep track of, it's easy to weave theories about why they planned to and later didn't do one thing or another. The simplest explanation, in my mind, is just that what they expected could happen by a certain time hadn't. This seems to be the nature of things in this trial.
As I've said before, each day brings us closer to something.

Rootjim

11/07/17 9:24 AM

#141899 RE: trocprofit #141889

NWBO could simply be cutting costs, by doing fewer conferences, while waiting for interim blinded data.

Doc logic

11/07/17 11:32 AM

#141921 RE: trocprofit #141889

trocprofit,

If timing of events is thrown off and you are stuck in the middle what would you do. The booth was paid for well in advance but the results have been delayed. This board has given investors 2-3 distinct options that an investor might consider to be reasonable. Either the company has nothing and more bad dilution will ensue or the company is in the middle if something and may release some price elevating results before any dilution based on unfavorable terms is needed. I am in the camp that thinks a booth without an abstract to present is still a very good idea especially if suddenly huge interest might be generated by other means. Best wishes.