News Focus
News Focus
icon url

Smokey21

12/10/18 8:48 AM

#202737 RE: IkeEsq #202736

The best revenge NWBO can inflict on Fartstein is to produce undeniably strong results and expose him as the short shill he is. I notice this weekend they had all of the players out on iHub and Twitter. I believe they are getting nervous with the recent strength that NWBO has shown in the market that is in an obvious correction mode at the moment. NWBO will correct the other way and will finally break out from this extended bottom we have put in over the past 2 years.

Go NWBO! Hoping for news soon. We are poised for takeoff.
icon url

flipper44

12/10/18 9:17 AM

#202738 RE: IkeEsq #202736

If AF is wrong, he is setting up journalism for legislative intervention in the future. Unfortunately, journalism might well be reigned in because a few bad apples state allegations as fact instead of opinion, and cripple little biotechs. He is the perfect vehicle for the courts to take a bite out of first amendment privelages for the press. Too bad anyway one looks at it. Too bad that is except for any true future corporate bad actors.

It’s hard to think he would not know the likely consequences of his actions if he turns out to be wrong. Almost as if he wants freedom of press restricted to protect corporations in the future.

Regarding the point you raise, the concern is not that people lose their money from following AF, the concern is AF needlessly attacks vulnerable companies with rumor stated as fact despite the point that they may be dead wrong — giving the opportunity for shorts and bears to pile on.

icon url

ou71764

12/10/18 8:20 PM

#202842 RE: IkeEsq #202736

What exactly is illegal about it?

I don't see any advantage to NWBO going after idiots like AF. And seriously, anyone who bases their investment decisions on tweets deserves to lose their money.



You may not agree with the securities laws, but they exist nonetheless. It is illegal to post false information - good or bad - with the intent of influencing stock prices.

AF might contend that he isn't trying to affect the stock price with false information. If that is the case, all he needs to do is provide his source for his claim that the trial was unblinded and that NWBO knows that the trial failed. NWBO has stated that the trial hasn't been unblinded. It would appear that either AF or LP is lying, and if so, someone is guilty of violating securities laws.

I don't have an opinion on whether or not people should listen to AF. My position is that NWBO's silence makes him seem credible. This would not have to be a long drawn out court battle. NWBO could just draft a simple cease and desist order and then issue a PR that it had been done. Not a big deal to take that step - should have been done a long time ago.
icon url

biosectinvestor

12/11/18 7:26 AM

#202864 RE: IkeEsq #202736

Agreed.