Replies to post #320970 on NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[iwasadiver]

All longs have known about these warrants forever. Why worry about this shit? They’ll be exercised and it will drop the price. Either time and get out or hang on because it will recover with the company becoming a company and having sales, and a product on the market, and more trials, etc. Either trade, buy on the dips, or get clean. Anyone who just got here is doing well. If they can’t handle the obvious they should jump ship and buy safe stuff. If you’re really long you go with the ups and downs. If you’re a trader you trade. It’s really not this difficult but people’s emotions are not in check. And when that occurs we all know we’re dealing with people not accustomed to this.

[Poor Man -]

It’s important to keep in mind, larger investors tend to be more disciplined in their approach, and will likely sell at certain benchmarks and milestones, regardless.

This would be particularly true of a fund manager like Bigger, who is responsible for other people’s money.

Today was inevitable.

[ATLnsider]

I do not worry about or concern myself with warrants or stock options.

My investment thesis is always based on the fully-diluted share count, and the expected market capitalization on a fully-diluted basis.

The exercise of warrants or and/or stock options will only have a short-term temporary impact on the stock price.

The market overall is forward-looking, and the market will eventually adjust its valuation to reflect a fully-diluted share count.