Replies to post #810345 on NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[FeMike]

Dude you can't even copy and paste right.

[beartrap12]

ilovetech, Thank you for bringing us your research on the London stock Exchange route possibility for NWBO. I think it's a viable direction for the company to take, particularly in light of how shorts and MMs have taken over our stock pricing. After reading your work yessterday, I wanted to share with you my AI search into whether the two exchanges could interact concerning trading.
So I asked AI. This is an entirely AI response and I don't know enough to even guess if it' a possibility. But here goes:

AI Google:

AI Overview
Yes, if a company lists shares on both a U.S. OTC market and the London Stock Exchange (LSE), shareholders can typically buy or sell shares on the other market, even if one is illiquid, by using international brokerage services, though liquidity differences (like U.S. OTC vs. LSE's higher visibility) create challenges; investors access this via foreign stock trading or ADRs, allowing them to bypass a dry market by finding better prices or liquidity elsewhere.

I asked AI because it occurred to me that if the company negotiates the sale of stock to "Friendlies" on the LSE, like we hope, they may hold the shares so tight that LSE would be illiquid. But if the two exchanges can have some interaction, it might allow the price to increase. Now, I don't know how the ADRs would handle the shorts in the OTC market, or whether they would even have any interaction. I'm simply looking for a way for us US shareholders of NWBO to avoid our corrupt? MMs until we defeat them (hopefully in court).