Replies to post #637308 on NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[GrannPiano]

If it be now, 'tis not to come: if it be not to come, it will be now: if it be not now, yet it will come: the readiness is all.
(Hamlet, Act 5 Scene 2)

[newman2021]

!Amen!

[attilathehunt]

"The daily fluctuation is likely due to day trading and MM's trying to find levels where they can get the most volume as that is when their core business is making the most money. "

It would seem to me if the MM raised the price to $2+ they would generate 10's of millions in volume and generate lots of money. Instead they are keeping it artificially low so they can cover their naked shorts. Their exposure on the naked shorts far exceed the money they make on trading fees.

[Springbok80]

The said and I quote..."The Company anticipates submitting the MAA in approximately the next 30-45 days."

[HappyLibrarian]

The impatience is somewhat reasonable though individually I will only be concerned once the time frame NWBO has set forth has actually closed and we have heard nothing back. I even added until COB October 31, 2023 just to be extra fair.

If NWBO fails to deliver by the end of October 2023, I can largely leave it others to debate the issue as my NWBO holdings crash in value (again). At least the popcorn and leftover Halloween candy will be good.

I am still betting and have bet with incremental small purchases, that NWBO is not playing us for fools again.

[Karlchen]

so true VI

this timeframe wasn't ment in that way. this countdown of days is ridiculous. Why? wrf? - it seems A MUST for some individuals, (even for the "good ones")

it creates expectations and then frustrations.

[Kgeo]

Unfortunately the company once again set the stage for this. Everyone picking over the breadcrumbs.

Wouldn’t it have been ripe if they PR’d on day 30 they accomplished their goal. Holy cow that would have been awesome!

Instead we have shorts salivating and pumpers defending. Miss the 45 day mark and it doesn’t really matter that it was an estimate or it was an approximate. They will have missed and that will be reflected in share price, don’t you think? I know in the long term it won’t really matter. Just sucks in the moment. Truthfully I am tired of “buying opportunities”. That just means they missed the mark again. Patients are impacted so I get no joy in that. I am ready for results. Ready for approval. Ready for commercialization and delivery to patients.

When I tell someone at work “I can probably get that to you by Friday”, I make sure it’s in their inbox on Thursday. If it’s not, it’s late.

They gave themselves a window. Hope they make it.

[skitahoe]

VI,

I agree with you completely. I believe that most of us thought we'd go above $1 and stay there as we approached submission and then acceptance of our application for approval. Instead we got to $1, but fell as time grew. Now it seems that an announcement is anticipated only on Monday or Tuesday, the share price rises in anticipation of that, so Friday before the close is good, likewise Monday before the close, but with on notice, I suspect that we won't see much happening until Friday again, unless we get something more before then.

I've got to believe that some of this is manipulation by the same people who've been keeping us down all along. Some of it may be frustrated long investors who may be taking short terms profits and guessing that they'll be able to buy even more shares back for lower prices before an announcement from the company. I wish I could be that certain about when the company will do, or say, anything. I believe that L.G. is supposed to be on the Big Biz show again shortly, I can't say when. Could he say something truly meaningful to investors, I believe so, though most may be inclined to wait for a PR released officially by the company.

While I do believe that companies like getting the good news out early in the week, I really can't say the company will fully adhere to such things. If they're satisfied with the application on Thursday, I don't know that it's not submitted then, nor do I know that if they did that they would hold up a PR till Monday before the open. Some companies would, especially if they were sure the information couldn't get out in any other way. On more than one occasion the company has been surprised by a Govt. agency releasing information, and they issued PR statements after many were aware of what was being PR'd because they were available on a public site.

Personally, I think long investors who think they can guess at when the company will release news are playing with dynamite if they're selling a substantial part of their holdings in the belief that they can buy back for less. I believe there may be times when this could be a good strategy, but not until we have a couple digits before the decimal point after a major runup. With the right news, I believe our share price could double, or more in just a matter of a few minutes.

Gary