As Mark Cuban says "Diversification is for Idiots" I would say more precisely that diversification should be used to preserve wealth. Jerry Jones became a billionaire on a single investment. The Dallas Cowboys but he had to start with millions. Now the Microsoft multimillionaires just started out working for Microsoft and taking part of their salary is stock so the company could use more funds to grow. Those software engineers saw what was happening and so being in on the ground floor bought more and more stock in Microsoft only because they were privy to the inner workings. One stock- clear vision of the Company. I see NWBO as a Company with clear vision - laser focused on the goals. Being privy to the knowledge shared on this board and blessed by the fruits of the short sellers bitter attacks I have been able to parlay earlier biotech successes into a concentrated position in NWBO. The biggest mistakes I ever made in investing was selling to early for small 100% profits. Other mistakes were getting in too soon. Gilead sold too soon. Plug Power and Ballard in 20 years too soon. Now starting to bear fruit. Disruptive Companies invested in at the right time. This time I feel is right for expanding NWBO holdings. I watched for eight years and was tempted by the prices in the teens but instead of buying low and selling for 100% I waited until is stated jumping and accumulate d over a few years. Still buying and liking Michael Biggers style on this ONE STOCK.
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