biosectinvestor and Ike Esq,
If Mr. Woodford or his agents gained access to the notes that Ms. Katherine Wolf took at her meeting with NWBO management and NWBO had proof that he or his agents had access to those notes then any trading he might have done could be considered illegal or at least called strongly into question and based on information not available to the public. I agree that there would not be a moratorium and technically he would be free to trade but not without the strong possibility of facing undesirable consequences. This is why a question in this regard must be so specific and also why the wording by his representatives suggests this very same idea. His group's wording, though, emphasizes the possibility that he could trade without mentioning much about the likelihood of undesirable consequences so as to give the impression that there is no strong binding force. I believe that strong binding force exists and is in place and I believe it may be related to Ms. Katherine Wolf's notes. This is why I would like some specific clarity on this issue. If this is related to a larger investigation then NWBO should speak to how this is all rolled together without specifics and relate where in the investigative process they are. Three years of research plus all the earlier material NWBO was gathering themselves before Mr. Black and others came on board must have uncovered something specific that can be shared with investors.
What has been discovered should be spoken about with regard to its potential impact on shareholders through legal recourse. They know they have good legal recourse or not by now. The time has come for the basis (the something specific they know by now) for the current or future avenue of approach to this subject to be shared. Best wishes.
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