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Maverick0408

01/12/22 10:30 PM

#434651 RE: HappyLibrarian #434648

Lol, thanks for the advice! I’d rather focus my energy and resources elsewhere.
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hoffmann6383

01/12/22 11:03 PM

#434652 RE: HappyLibrarian #434648

why don't you take your money out and sue nwbo? because it is nonsensical
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sentiment_stocks

01/13/22 12:09 AM

#434654 RE: HappyLibrarian #434648

Wow… most of us are still sitting on gains. What on earth would the damages be?

Amazing that this is the advice (that no one asked for, by the way) that you’re repeatedly posting here.
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biosectinvestor

01/13/22 12:15 AM

#434655 RE: HappyLibrarian #434648

Why would you hang on to be an instigator only? Most people sell and move on. Some companies produce in the time range we want and some don't. I've divested from companies that I did not like at some point. I did not leave my money in if I was dissatisfied only so that I could sue them. That doesn't seem like good advice to give investors.
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The Danish Dude

01/13/22 1:24 AM

#434659 RE: HappyLibrarian #434648

Wow, just plain wow.
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pgsd

01/13/22 2:31 AM

#434661 RE: HappyLibrarian #434648

"failure to release TLD within 12 months of data lock"

This argument would be laughed out of court for one reason in particular - COVID. Also, investors were adequately advised of the significant impact causing further delays (in detail) in regulatory filings.
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erik007tc

01/13/22 3:34 AM

#434663 RE: HappyLibrarian #434648

You & pumperdick need to date
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dennisdave

01/13/22 5:33 AM

#434673 RE: HappyLibrarian #434648

Unless you need that money soon, there are other options to consider like contacting one of those law firms that have investigated NWBO or filing a regulatory complaint about the failure to release TLD within 12 months of data lock. The law firm could always announce they are investigating the issue and that might shake the information tree.



from a legal stand absolute BS