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marzan

08/24/21 12:08 PM

#397686 RE: Basin Street Blues #397685

BSB, that 61 Days Blocker Letter still applies I bet even after the TLD and so your speculation won't happen, imo. I firmly believe those LP/LG warrants are slated for a buyout, imo.

ATLnsider

08/24/21 12:27 PM

#397690 RE: Basin Street Blues #397685

Good point Basin Street Blues

Dan88

08/24/21 12:36 PM

#397694 RE: Basin Street Blues #397685

BB genius!

Sojourner55

08/24/21 12:49 PM

#397695 RE: Basin Street Blues #397685

Thanks for the tip Basin.

KIPK

08/24/21 1:02 PM

#397698 RE: Basin Street Blues #397685

BSB, Are you serious?

First of all, all companies correct somewhat after reporting their TLD, that's a given..

But selling the shares for a 30% or so premium as you projected, could subject the gains to taxation, But then correctly timing When to get back in could be very risky proposition!!

one could lose its seat for good & miss the much bigger upside!!!!

Do you real think that's a Risk Worth Taking After All These Years?

And finally, we could all have been millionaires if we could predict what's coming & then correctly timing the market next move..


VERY LONG NWBO!!

hyperopia

08/24/21 2:14 PM

#397710 RE: Basin Street Blues #397685

I get your point Basin. The vast majority of current NWBO shareholders are small retail investors with little knowledge about proper valuations, outstanding shares, warrant expirations, debt conversions, or even most of the scientific discussions on this board. I’ve often wondered about their commitment post data release, but I agree that there will be many more that want to get in than want to get out. We did see tens of millions of shares traded last October with very little public news, so I’m pretty confident that on the OTC, things will likely get pretty crazy when we get potentially ground breaking news blasted worldwide and the dam finally breaks . . . #CULT STOCK?

hankmanhub

08/24/21 2:34 PM

#397715 RE: Basin Street Blues #397685

Just the fact we cant all agree with the o/s share count should tell you that on TLD day those jumping in will not have a clue what the PPS actually represents as fully diluted market cap....



Sorry, that makes no sense whatsoever. sure there may be real differences on whether NWBO has 25 M or 50 M left of AS to sell (or none left). This will make a difference in the ability to do a financing in the near future absent an increase in the authorized shares. BUT with respect to market cap, we all know that the fully diluted shares are in the neighborhood of 1.2 B shares, give or take some 25 to 50 M shares or so. This is a mere rounding error as far as market cap is concerned and is not that significant an issue.