Well, the SEC has been closely monitoring all aspects of NWBO operations during their 2+ year investigation and found only some internal control issues and despite initially noting the "inadequacy of some communications" {paraphrasing] chose to do nothing about it. I therefore have serious doubts that anything would come from reporting to them. Similarly court cases have come and gone with nothing major found, but as I said, you must individually decide how best to look after your own investment. Good luck.
Hi Flipper, I could see waiting until the end of November but just bear in mind that NWBO management are monitoring shareholder conversations and all they would have to do is help you fool yourself into thinking that the delay is only another 1 to 2 months and then rinse and repeat. Now if do not truly want to go to regulators and are just blowing off steam, that's fine because you should never do anything you don't believe in just to show that you have follow through because that is how foolish decisions get made. But if you are serious about doing that, then it is a good idea to recognize the difference between real reasons to delay and illusory ones made to string shareholders along.
Flipper, could you tell me what precisely you’d ask “regulators” to do in your scenario? I’m not asking in a rhetorical way, I truly don’t understand what you feel NWBO is doing that is against a regulation. Could you enlighten me? Or point me to a previous post where you explained this?