A lot of new investors were starting to get involved with NWBO and experienced that pretty strong rug pull, especially if they bought in their initial positions above $2.00. I wonder how many of these individuals realized what they were getting into and walked away, never to return?
We can dismiss them as traders or people too stupid to buy low and sell high but realistically, if we want to have a hope of a floor under the share price we need new strong hands and you only get those by changing the way NWBO communicates and operates and through confidence building.
How many people also told friends and relatives that this time (for realsies) TLD was coming and got made a laughingstock again? How motivated are they to keep averaging down, even if they do not sell their positions.
Even Ms. Lappin must have quite a bit of egg on her face with her readers, as you correctly pointed out and unless she is getting a backhander as you suggest, she is probably feeling used right now.
What is utterly mindboggling, at first glance, is that so many shareholders keep excusing all of this but having to admit what is going on means confronting the implications and having to decide whether or not to sell and even if some of the shareholders who support management are way up, selling out now still means giving up the dream of getting rich off of NWBO and earning that money washed in the virtue of saving lives and feeling like a genius for seeing a stock no one else did. That's a hard dream to give up.
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