Replies to post #656823 on NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[Maverick0408]

Agreed. As long as these pumpers continue to defend the management and play the victim card by inundating social media platform on a daily basis, its prudent to assume they have limited to no confidence in building shareholder value anytime soon.

I think we will see significant upside in share price when these paid pumpers go quiet! Until then their job responsibility is to continue to build false and unreasonable expectations…

[biosectinvestor]

Shorts make companies like this dilute more heavily by unnaturally suppressing the price and effectively stealing value from the companies and other investors. They are gangsters. Arsonists. But with the purpose of siphoning value from our pockets to theirs. So the notion that we’d just sit back and watch bomb throwers do damage to our investments for their own profit, and not say or do anything… You’ve got to be f’ing kidding. You and your peers outrage every single one of us, the entrepreneurs, the doctors and especially the patients who want to see people get access to this every single. And you want people to just sit and take it and if they don’t you question THEIR motives.

That’s not just a ridiculous way of laying out a scenario that projects criminality and insanity on everyone else, it’s psychotic.

[The Danish Dude]

Oh dear me. You ACTUALLY received two likes from Poor Man for not knowing the essential of why people have an incentive to participate on Ihub. I guess its safe to say that you lot,- after a weekend of extreme heavy fudding - seems to have exhausted all options for bullshitting, so now it is down to question the motives of being here.

Let's look into, why your bullshit is actually that. Bullshit.



I asked BARD and ChatGBT, what "their" understanding was of that below.

You should read it, because the central themes for having a legitimate reason for being here, are

1) Due diligence - that is, the promotion of factual information
2) Being invested

If longs or shorts STAY in a stock IN SPITE OF due diligence tells them not to, they probably have illigitimate reasons for being on a stock board for said stock.

They would want to promote lies in order for the stock to rise or decline.

They would want to ignore or not acknowledge facts.

As a long, who is invested, I FEAST on due diligence. I parasite on others due diligence to become wiser about my investment. I learn. And I contribute with my own due diligence. Because it is a community being invested and we all prosper if we all contribute. It is my way to say thank you. To give something back.

Thats why I wrote a lot of articles.

Thats why I deep dived into the rabbit hole of the "ATL-DC IS DCVax-L" discussions and put forward inrefutable evidence. that DCVax-L IS ATL-DC in the combo trials at UCLA.

Thats why I put forward evidence about 7 market makers decade long short'n'distort scam, having spoofed the share price of NWBO, each and everytime fudders try to forget that little piece of information, when they chime into their whine and bitch song about making all issues a management problem.

Shorts with illigitimate reasons for being here - that is refuting facts and promoting fud - do NOT want a management around that actually have made it this far in spite of their hard work of trying to make them fail.

So where do you fit in this scheme?

Well, when one look at your behaviour (see the Reddit piece from Hoffmann) and lack of due diligence and contributions in the fud arena here, I think it is very obvious. Let's not kid each other.

WE ALL KNOW why we are here,even though the game is played everyday, that non invested shorts feasting on fud, front their short'n'distort game and not least their old nonsense crap.

I know you are not that keen on facts and have a tendency to forget, what you are being explained.

The essentials of why you are here, right?

Can you tell me about why people participate on a stockboard like Investorshub? I would like to hear the incentives for being both a socalled "long" and a "short" and the legitimate as well as illegitimate reasons for being so.

People participate on a stockboard like Investorshub for a variety of reasons, including to:

Learn about and discuss stocks. Investorshub is a great place to learn about new stocks, get insights from other investors, and discuss your own investment strategies.

Find investment ideas. Investorshub is a wealth of information about stocks, and you can often find good investment ideas by reading the discussions and comments of other investors.

Meet other investors. Investorshub is a great place to network with other investors and learn from their experiences.

Promote your own investments. If you have a stock that you believe in, you can use Investorshub to promote it to other investors.

There are two main types of investors on Investorshub: "longs" and "shorts."

Longs are investors who believe that the price of a stock will go up in the future. They buy shares of stock with the expectation that they will be able to sell them for a profit later.

Shorts are investors who believe that the price of a stock will go down in the future. They sell shares of stock short with the expectation that they will be able to buy them back at a lower price later and return them to the lender.

There are both legitimate and illegitimate reasons for being a long or a short.

Legitimate reasons:
Fundamental analysis: Longs may believe that a stock is undervalued based on its financial statements, such as its earnings, sales, and cash flow. Shorts may believe that a stock is overvalued based on these same metrics.

Technical analysis: Longs may believe that a stock is due for a breakout based on its price chart patterns, such as moving averages and trendlines. Shorts may believe that a stock is due for a breakdown based on these same patterns.

Sentiment: Longs may believe that a stock is bullish based on the sentiment of other investors, such as analyst ratings and social media buzz. Shorts may believe that a stock is bearish based on the same sentiment indicators.

Illegitimate reasons:
Pump and dump: Longs may artificially inflate the price of a stock through false or misleading information in order to sell their shares at a profit. Shorts may spread false or misleading information about a stock in order to drive down its price and profit from their short positions.

Insider trading: Longs may have access to insider information, such as confidential news about a company, which they can use to profit from their trades. Shorts may also engage in insider trading, but it is less common because it is more difficult to hide their trades.

It is important to be aware of both the legitimate and illegitimate reasons why people participate on stockboards like Investorshub. By understanding the different motivations of investors, you can make more informed investment decisions.

CHATGBT

Investors participate in stock forums like Investorshub for various reasons, and their motivations can differ based on whether they are "long" or "short" on a particular stock. Here are some incentives and reasons for participating, both legitimate and illegitimate, for both long and short positions:

Long Investors:
Information and Research Sharing:

Legitimate: Long investors often share information, research, and insights about a particular stock. They seek to contribute and gain knowledge that may help in making informed investment decisions.
Illegitimate: Some may spread false or misleading information to manipulate stock prices for personal gain.
Community and Support:

Legitimate: Investors may join forums for a sense of community and support. They can discuss investment strategies, share experiences, and learn from others.
Illegitimate: Pump-and-dump schemes involve artificially inflating a stock's price through false or exaggerated statements to attract buyers, often leaving unsuspecting investors with losses.

Market Sentiment:

Legitimate: Long investors gauge market sentiment by following discussions. Positive sentiment can reinforce confidence in their investment decisions.
Illegitimate: Some may attempt to manipulate sentiment by creating fake accounts or spreading rumors to influence others.

Short Sellers:
Risk Mitigation:

Legitimate: Short sellers aim to profit from a decline in a stock's price. They may use forums to discuss their analyses and perspectives, providing a counterpoint to the prevailing bullish sentiment.
Illegitimate: Short and distort involves spreading false or negative information about a stock to profit from a decline, often leading to stock manipulation.
Due Diligence:

Legitimate: Short sellers may share their due diligence and research to provide an alternative view on a company's fundamentals, helping investors make more well-rounded decisions.
Illegitimate: Unscrupulous short sellers might engage in "short and distort" tactics, spreading false information to drive down a stock's value.

Hedging:

Legitimate: Some investors use short positions as a hedge against their long positions, balancing their overall portfolio risk.
Illegitimate: Market manipulation can occur when individuals or groups conspire to manipulate a stock's price for personal gain, either long or short.

General Considerations:
Speculation:

Legitimate: Both long and short investors may engage in speculation based on their analysis of market trends, economic factors, and company performance.
Illegitimate: Speculative bubbles can form when investors buy or short a stock solely based on hype and misinformation, leading to market distortions.

Regulatory Compliance:

Legitimate: Investors adhere to legal and ethical standards, providing accurate information and avoiding market manipulation.
Illegitimate: Violating securities laws, such as insider trading or spreading false information, can lead to severe legal consequences.
It's important for participants in stock forums to exercise caution, verify information independently, and be aware of the potential for misinformation and market manipulation. Additionally, regulations and guidelines regarding online discussions and trading practices should be followed to maintain the integrity of financial markets.