There you go with the failure to admit that was incorrect and then misdirection. The fact is, all companies have many more authorized shares than they hope to ever issue. If revenues become substantial, they can literally begin to use revenues not only to borrow if they need capital, but also to buy back shares. That you think you sound smart by posting that nonsense, is amusing but not thoughtful by any stretch of the imagination. It’s just a desire to avoid recognizing that shorts convolute different ideas to intentionally mislead retail.
You might rather argue that eventually NWBO will issue those shares, but then you actually have to admit that the shares are not currently outstanding, so adamantly pointing to the 10Q rather than admitting I was right and shorts exaggerate, and none of you will ever do that because you’re jobs require constant deception. And since shorts thrive on misinformation and deception, never admitting they lied, I guess we could expect this reply of yours.
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