Legend,
I believe our company has just one goal, curing cancer. I'd rather have them concentrate on that then spending lots of time communicating with investors. There are companies that communicate with investors all the time, companies like CVM. I probably first heard of them perhaps 25 or 30 years ago, their symbol was HIV back then and they confidently said they had the cure for AIDS, or course they didn't. They changed their symbol back to CVM and since that time they've been confident their drug was the answer to curing many other diseases, each time it fails in one thing they find another. With communications they can always issue more shares so they remain in business. Their costs are well controlled because from HIV to various cancers, flues, etc. it's all been trials with the very same drug, they're confident they have the cure, they're constantly in search for the disease. Perhaps some day they'll actually find it.
On spoofing, remember they have one of the best securities attorneys in the country who's taking their case on contingency. I don't believe that happens if the attorneys don't believe they have a great case. I don't believe that NWBO spent a great deal of time convincing the attorney what was going on, they simply took a look and knew they were sitting on a gold mine. It doesn't hurt to have a world class attorney heading NWBO, and then there's Cofer Black.
We'd all like to know more about what's happening, but other companies are often just as quiet, then things happen. We're all waiting for things to happen, in time they will and then the company will talk about it.
I'd rather have a company that truly pursues goals than one that talks about them frequently, but never achieves them. Give them a chance, they just might make you more money than you've ever dreamed of.
Gary
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