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learningcurve2020

03/17/24 11:57 AM

#679202 RE: flipper44 #679200

Right. So, who are we talking about the warrant holders?...The Chicago lender with so many issues? Who?
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flipper44

03/17/24 12:18 PM

#679210 RE: flipper44 #679200

In other words, this is a smoking gun that shows how another pot of (NWBO’s) gold was obtained by ne’re de wells when some very timely intense spoofing was utilized.

In other words, motive, opportunity, intent, illegal action, unjust reward.

In other words, the vultures/MMs use spoofing at opportune times, because it works for them. What is better proof than that?
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hyperopia

03/17/24 10:21 PM

#679339 RE: flipper44 #679200

flipper, I think many of us (including management) have long suspected that some of the parties involved with financings over the years were at least partially involved in the manipulation of the stock. It won’t be known who all the responsible entities are, and whether there was any coordination among them until discovery, and even then, it may be difficult to get the whole story, as there will be attempts to disguise their nefarious activities and obfuscation of facts. Northwest Bio has their own record of the relevant financing dates to pin some of it down though.

Other than the reputational damage, loss of institutional investors, analyst coverage, and illiquidity of the stock, another major ramification of de-listing from a national exchange is the reduction in access to capital, both terms of the equity and loans, but also the quality of the lenders. It’s pretty well known that there are a number of shady lenders who prey on small companies on the OTC.